Tianjiao Yu (Hons, University of Queensland): Keeping it local: the Permian origin of recycled clays in Cenozoic channels, Queenslandįollowed by a Virtual Q&A Panel with Session 2 Authors Tom Zhao (PhD, University of New South Wales): Serve farmers with geophysical data!Ĭorinna Schuetz (Msc, Queensland University of Technology): From passive to active margin: before seds hit the fan. Yuexiao Shao (PhD, University of Adelaide): Calibration of alkaline earth metal isotope tracers in semi-arid coastal environments
Lauren Found (Discover Geoscience): A Peru-se of Subandean Petroleum Systems Jack Ward (PhD, University of Queensland): Late Cenozoic alkaline magmatism in East Asia and Indonesia: Tectonic controls on melt generation and implications for mineral prospectivityįollowed by a Virtual Q&A Panel with Session 1 Authors
Wei Xuen Heng (GHD): Geophysical investigation of the legacy Endurance Mine, NE Tasmania Muhammad Atif Iqbal (PhD, Curtin University): Petrophysics in mineral exploration? Roman Isaenkov (PhD, Curtin University): Automated real-time monitoring of carbon dioxide storages. THE GEOPITCH PROGRAM: Thursday 16 September In addition, the GeoPitch gives conference delegates a sneak-peak into the cutting-edge areas of research and work undertaken by our future leaders! It provides a unique industry-level platform, giving students and Early Career professionals an exciting opportunity to develop their science communication skills, presenting their work to a broad scientific audience. All conference delegates are encouraged to attend the event. All presenters will be available live & online for a Q&A discussion following their recordings. For 2021, we are proud to have 13 presenters from 5 states send in their pre-record GeoPitch’s.
The GeoPitch is open to all students and Early Career geoscientists to present their research, project work, and new ideas related to Earth Science. The AEGC 2021 will, for the first time, host an afternoon of fast-paced 3-minute presentation, held concurrently to the rest of the conference proceedings. Thursday 16 September: 2.15 pm to 3.45 pm The GeoPitch: Fast-Paced Presentations from University Students and Early Career Geoscientists –
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