In this Issue:
Low-cost, non-proprietorial solutions are needed to captur...
Shallow water, deep treasure: The recent Davy Jones discovery is a g...
This year's Teacher of the Year recipient not only likes teacher ear...
It’s show time in New Orleans: The AAPG Annual Convention and ...
The man of the hour: Renowned stratigrapher L. Frank Brown Jr. adds ...
Increases, but caution: AAPG’s annual survey shows th...
Since the lockdown started, AAPG Europe has been working to...
James R. “Jim Bob” Moffett, co-chairman of the ...
The postponed AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition (ACE) i...
Big Daddy: Shale gas plays may be commonplace in the United States, but most stand in awe of the extensive Marcellus Shale.
Preferred 12 words or less (can be longer, but may get cut down with an ellipsis) - Investigating hydrocarbon potential with G...
Guess what: Does anyone know for sure how accurate the recent estimates of available ...
The postponed AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition (ACE) is now all online, 29 Septe...
While the real time URTeC, may be over, URTeC On Demand offers all presentations avai...
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L. Frank Brown Jr., a leader in research and development of the concept of depositional system tracks, seismic stratigraphy an...
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See the latest online training offerings to hone your skills, expand your knowledge, ...
Leading by example: Patrick Gratton's exemplary and now award-winning career as a lea...
The widespread effect of a natual disaster - such as hurricane Katrina -- is part of ...
Finding a new species is like finding new pieces to a puzzle. Adding terrific team me...
Shaking up the status quo? Old becoming new? Such phrases are used to describe the revival of interest in the south Louisiana ...
Accidental discovery? One paper in the History of Petroleum Geology forum remembers Mobile Bay sharing the combination of luck...
One New Orleans geologist shares his passion in a field trip about what happened and is currently happening as a result of Hur...
Attendees are invited to give back to the communities of New Orleans through the Chev...
EMD and DEG pool their resources to provide a joint luncheon featuring a member of the Mars Exploration science team as their ...
The annual meeting of the AAPG House of Delegates (HoD) will be held on Sunday morning, April 11, at the start of the AAPG Ann...
AAPG has had a long-standing commitment to gaining and retaining members, but until the early 2000s there was little represent...
Digital maps are the buzz today at AAPG.
Officer candidate slates for the three AAPG divisions have been approved by the AAPG Executive Committee.
U.S. Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar recently justified restrictions on leasing by saying that “the public lands and o...
For the past four years we have had an “Olympics” of our own called the AAPG Foundationfinancial campaign.
As the AAPG annual meeting draws near, the DPA annual council meeting also marks the ...
A pair of scissors always sat next to the box of colored pencils on Kees Rutten's desk, littered with seismic sections, time-t...
Exploring and developing the natural resources on U.S. public lands has been subject of debate for decades.
The Professional Women in Earth Sciences’ (PROWESS) third Diversity Seminar luncheon – an examination of the economics o...
The AAPG Foundation will have a strong presence at this year’s Annual Convention and Exhibition in New Orleans.