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🛢️ He spent over ten years with Shell — in oil and gas industry in the North Sea, in the Netherland and Aberdeen. Then he walked away from it all to join the University of Geneva. In this episode of WE ROCK GeoCareers, Andrea Moscariello, Full Professor of Sedimentary Geology and Geo-energy at UNIGE, shares the story of a career built on chance, opportunity, and a few difficult choices. From glaci...

In this episode of WE ROCK GeoCareers, Andrea Moscariello, Full Professor of Sedimentary Geology and Geo-energy at UNIGE, shares the story of a career built on chance, opportunity, and a few difficult choices. From glacial deposits in the Dolomites to oil reservoirs in Algeria, Libya and Saudi Arabia. From Shell to SGS. From consulting back to the lecture hall. And now — geothermal energy in Genev...

If a dinosaur ever stepped into the water, she could tell you the exact temperature of that water — 150 million years later. In this second episode of WE ROCK GeoCareers, Sam-Bien Sogle sits down with Clémentine Colpaert, micropalaeontologist at the University of Geneva. Her field of study: microscopic fossils called foraminifera, sometimes smaller than a grain of sand, that recorded the exact oce...

"FIND ANCIENT OCEAN TEMPERATURES FROM MICROFOSSILS" Clémentine Colpaert | Micropaléontologue | Maître assistante, Université de Genève Dans ce deuxième épisode de WE ROCK GeoCareers, je reçois Clémentine Colpaert, micropaléontologue à l'Université de Genève. Son terrain de jeu : des fossiles microscopiques appelés foraminifères, parfois plus petits qu'un grain de sable, qui ont enregistré dans leu...

Les plus grands gisements de cuivre du monde sont des volcans qui n'ont pas explosé. Luca Caricchi | Professeur de volcanologie | Chef du Département des Sciences de la Terre, UNIGE