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The global energy sector from a subsurface perspective

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“Land Plants Didn’t Evolve Until the Silurian”

Dr James Etienne
If you were to ask my wife when plants first evolved, she would answer without hesitation (in a mock pompous voice) “land plants didn’t evolve until the Silurian”! She is…

A Brand New AI Arena

Henk Kombrink
OpenMind is its new seismic interpretation platform, solely visualizing and operating in 3D view. The ambition is to create the best auto-tracker in the world and add AI routines to…

Opportunities for African gas are plentiful

Ali Haq
The International Energy Agency’s 10-point plan to reduce the European Union’s reliance on Russian natural gas makes no mention of Africa. Rather, it sees increased production from Azerbaijan and Norway…

Master’s Meltdown or New Dawn?

Professor Jonathan Redfern, University of Manchester and Bernie Vining, Visiting Professor, Royal Holloway, University of London
The future of Master’s training in energy geoscience in the UK. Is there a strategy to attract and train new geoscientists and engineers, or are we sleepwalking into a looming…

The Incredible World of Fossils

James Etienne
I fell in love with fossils like many others, as a child, hunting on the world-famous Jurassic Coast in Dorset in the UK, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and location…

“Gone Fossil Hunting…”

James Etienne
In the first article in this series, I highlighted the staggering breadth of utility that fossils have, from academic research to applied industrial analysis, value in commercial trade and preservation…

The History of Oil and Gas in Dragon Country

Ian Cross, Moyes
From cannel coal to offshore production – Wales has a colourful history of resource exploration and success. Broadly, the offshore of Wales contains parts of six main Permo-Mesozoic basins which…

Ammonite: A Missed Opportunity

Jane Whaley
Mary Anning’s story is fascinating in its own right – so why make it up? © Lionsgate Films.The film ‘Ammonite’, described as ‘loosely inspired by the life of British palaeontologist…

A packed program

Henk Kombrink
From the far north to the far south, the upcoming NCS Exploration – Recent Discoveries Conference will be discussing exploration success across all areas of the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Valuable…

The Geologist’s Hammer

Iain Brown
Few of us today are fortunate enough to have had careers as field geologists (see GEO ExPro Vol. 19, No. 1, page 72), but almost all geologists will have undertaken…