disciplines

The dawn of seismic sequence stratigraphy

The making of an important discovery: the Bouma sequence

The problem solving nature of geologists

The importance of the people you meet

Follow fun problems and develop own tools

Religion in science

Starting a brand new project

An engineer on an outcrop

Before and during the plate tectonics debate

Diversify as much as possible!

Ethic standards in research

Serendipity let you make great leaps forward

why an association for woman in geosciences

Why seismic geomorphology and sequence stratigraphy

Discrimination against women in geoscience

Why quantitative geology

Paradigm shifts start from data

The very first meeting about plate tectonics

Impossible interview with James Hutton, Father of Modern Geology

Description does not suffice an explanation

The questions remain the same

reconstruction of the paleo-environment through human diets and pottery

At 27 makes his first million $, is 1934

Science and technology. Academy and industry. Research and bureaucracy

Moving from classic literature to geology

Dreaming about turbidites, for real! (highlights)

Meteoritic impacts and volcanism as triggers in mass extinctions

Geology will become as archeology: a gentlemen science

Oceanic Anoxic Events: the making of the theory

How to prove a theory? The 1929 Grand Banks event

Don't you know what a wildcatter is?! (highlights)

How low (in oxygen) will seafloor scavengers go?

Geology is science, exploration is business (highlights)

Fluvial, lake and fan systems on Mars. The use of analogies.

What's up with sequence stratigraphy

Is "the unexpected" that provides new ideas

The geologist that walked on the Moon (highlights)

Earth-centric scientists at NASA

About global warming

You don't need to be a scientist to lead scientists

Bruce Heezen explaining accumulation of petroleum

Don't you know what a wildcatter is?! (whole speech)

Communicating science to policy makers

The global explorer (highlights)

The geologist who walked on the Moon (full interview)

Dreaming about turbidites, for real! (full interview)

Geology is science, exploration is business (whole interview)

The global explorer (part 2)

The dilemma of knowing more and more about less and less

The global explorer (part 1)

Combining professionals and researchers (highlights)

You'll have a good E&P project only if you know rocks

Combining professionals and researchers (full interview)

WHAT IS MINIGEOLOGY