ECRC Facilities
Explore the Environmental Change Research Centre’s facilities at UCL, from radiometric labs to microscopy and computational resources, supporting cutting-edge environmental research.
UCL Geography’s Environmental Change Research Centre (ECRC) provides state-of-the-art facilities that support research across geosciences, ecology, and environmental studies. From radiometric analysis to advanced microscopy and computational modelling, our resources enable students and researchers to investigate environmental change at local, regional, and global scales.
UCL Environmental Radiometric Facility
UCL Geography's facility for precise radiometric dating and isotope analysis for environmental research.
Bloomsbury Environmental Isotope Facility (BEIF)
BEIF analyses stable isotopes in sediments, water, plants, and archaeological materials.
Microscope Laboratory (Password required)
UCL Geography's microscope lab for studying specimens using brightfield, darkfield, and phase contrast techniques.
Physical Geography Labs (Password required)
UCL Geography's fieldwork lab, providing equipment and biosecurity guidance for safe environmental surveys.
Computational Facilities (Password required)
IT support for UCL Geography staff and students, including Linux systems, storage, and equipment.
Explore the ECRC
Discover our labs and resources for environmental research, from radiometric analysis to microscopy and computational modelling.
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Explore the Environmental Change Research Centre’s projects on aquatic ecosystems and climate change across past, present, and future.
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