Hugo Severin
Like most things in the Materials Department, this course is a pretty slick operation. The handouts are very complete, baring […]
Like most things in the Materials Department, this course is a pretty slick operation. The handouts are very complete, baring […]
GSB is effectively two things – igneous and metamorphic petrology. There is, therefore, a lot of microscope work, optics theory […]
GSB is all about igneous and metamorphic rocks and using their mineralogy and chemistry to say useful things about the […]
GSA is essentially divided into two halves: surface processes and geophysics. Surface processes includes oceanography, sedimentology and palaeontology while geophysics […]
This is a review for both Geological Sciences A and Geological Sciences B together. Both GSA and GSB students get to […]
Essential if you fancy yourself as a Part II Chemist, as this course gives you all the fundamentals (and a […]
Organic, inorganic and biological chemistry. The organic side is supervised by Dr Wothers, whilst the inorganic and biological parts are […]
Physical Chemistry. This breaks down as quantum mechanics, spectroscopy, thermodynamics and other theoretical chemistry. To my mind, the less exciting, […]
The first term is pretty much an extension of 1A PoO. However, going into the second term you do repro […]
The cardiovascular, renal and respiratory components of this course were extensions of the 1A PoO, and whilst it is not […]
John Ray, our Newton, a leading 17th-century English naturalist and botanist who contributed significantly to progress in taxonomy. His enduring legacy to botany was the establishment of species as the ultimate unit of taxonomy.