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During the poster presentation at the Granulites and Granulites 2024 conference in Verbania, Italy.
Group photo of all the participants at the Granulites and Granulites 2024 conference.
At the GG 2024 conference dinner.
A shot of the Italian Alps and lake Maggiore taken from the GG 2024 conference center at Verbania, Italy.
At GG 2024 during lunch.
At GG 2024 pre-conference field trip in Ivrea, Italy.
Group photo during a workshop at the Johannes Gutenberg Universitat Mainz, Germany.
Group photo during the Metamorphic Studies Group (MSG) Research in progress meet 2025 at the University of Liverpool, UK.
Poster Presentation at the Magmatism, Metamorphism and Metallogeny conference 2025 at NCESS, Thiruvananthapuram.
At the Geological Institute Conference 2024 in Presidency University, Kolkata.
Metamorphic Studies Group (MSG) field trip to Anglesey, North Wales (UK)
Parys Mountains in Wales, one of the largest copper mines in the world, and one of the sites for the Metamorphic Studies Group (MSG) field trip.
A massive epidote wrapped by eclogitic foliation, recording the complex interplay of fluid flow and deformation during high-pressure subduction, shot from Anglesey, North Wales (UK).
At the Geological Society of America Connects 2025 award ceremony, San Antonio, Texas, United States.
Visit to the University of Cambridge, UK
The JEOL Hyperprobe EPMA facility housed by the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge.
JEOL Hyperprobe attached to the computer.
Bridging the gap between a human engineering masterpiece and raw geological power. The limestone cliffs below the Clifton Suspension Bridge tell the story of ancient lagoons and tropical oceans.
Limestones and sandstones underneath the Clifton suspension bridge, Bristol,UK
Visit to the Adelaide University, Australia, in Feb 2026 as part of a collaborative research work.
Sugerloaf: A landscape formed due to glacier melting about 290 million years ago, shot from Hallett Cove beach, South Australia.
A landscape that was covered with ice about 290 million years ago, shot from Hallett Cove beach, South Australia. This landscape was discovered in 1875.
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