A free public lecture: Tuesday July 3rd at 19:00
Rupert Beckett Lecture Theatre, University of Leeds.

Ed Garnero will lead us on a journey deep into the Earth to discover the complex inner workings of our planet. We will see massive continental-sized structures sitting atop the molten fluid iron core. These deep mega-blobs appear to possess Earth’s largest magmachambers, which may be the birthing place of plumes that result in large volcanoes at the surface. Our journey down will highlight adynamic and complex planetary interior that has profound implications for shaping Earth’s surface on which we live.

To find the University campus, visit http://www.meetinleeds.co.uk/map.php.

Parking onsite is free after 6pm. Satnav users are recommended to use the street address: Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, rather than the university postcode.

The public lecture is part of the 13th Symposium on Studies of the Earth's Deep Interior (SEDI) being held on the Leeds campus from July 1st to 6th. For more details visit: http://sedi2012.leeds.ac.uk/