The applications are in for this year’s AAPG-AAPG Foundation Imperial Barrel Award (IBA) competition – the world’s premiere geoscience contest for graduate students around the world.
This year AAPG’s International Conference and Exhibition returned to Latin America, but set for the first time in Colombia – and a perfect phrase to describe the Cartagena meeting is that it featured a “massive and passionate participation of young people.”
AAPG Student Chapters in Canada first sprang up between 1998 and 2000 at three western Canada universities.
“Mapping Our World” is the theme of Earth Science Week 2013, an annual event that promotes scientific understanding of our planet.
Award-winning paper showcases cutting-edge technique that strongly correlates the 2011 Youngstown, Ohio, Earthquake Sequence to wastewater injection.
Enterprising, but cash-poor, students attend AAPG Pacific Section annual meeting on the cheap.
AAPG Student Chapters can now submit their reports online.
The AAPG Career Center has some new tools/resources available to increase member value and provide opportunities to enhance career needs.
Geoscience students from the University of Utah took the top prize in this year’s AAPG/AAPG Foundation Imperial Barrel Award competition, beating out 10 other teams from geoscience departments from around the world.
Geoscience students from the University of Utah took the top prize in this year’s AAPG/AAPG Foundation Imperial Barrel Award competition.
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