In this Issue:
Oil companies made huge cuts in their exploration budgets during the...
New thinking opens up new possibilities. Our talented peop...
Carlo Doglioni, professor of Earth Science at Sapienza University in...
Energy starts with us, and to be the leading energy inform...
The date is important – Aug. 11, 2014. That was the day Mexican Pres...
New data now available over open Campos Basin and pre-salt ...
Saudi Aramco hopes to push the boundaries of exploration by...
Our modern fleet, expert imaging teams and innovative software combine to offer exceptiona...
Bolivia's role as a South American gas market supplier was a key theme at the Geosciences ...
The online AAPG Annual Convention and Exhibition (ACE) real time event has wrapped up...
Alongside 3-D seismic, long-reach horizontal drilling and the application of plate te...
Geoscientists have a special obligation. We are the historians of Earth's past, much ...
Advances in deep learning and artificial intelligence promise to not only drive our cars but also taste our beer. Specifically...
'When you think about the future of energy in the year 2025, seven years from now, I ...
The continent of Africa has beguiled geologists for centuries. Its varied and beautiful landforms and geological features, its...
In early August, we learned that a Texas Sunset Review Board had recommended the elimination of the Texas Board of Professiona...
Nestled between Idaho's Boulder-White Clouds and the Sawtooth Range, between a batholith and Paleozoic sediments, and the volc...
The world is awash in oil at the moment, but with chronic underinvestment in exploration coupled with global energy demand ste...