Free Webinar – From Rocks to Revenue: Entrepreneurship, Innovations and Start-ups in Geoscience

According to the African Development Bank, the youthful working-age population continues to grow at a faster pace than job creation in Africa. Few geoscience programs address commercialisation, entrepreneurship, and innovation, focusing instead on academic and technical knowledge. We have a range of international geoscience start-up entrepreneurs lined up to share their experiences and learnings. This... Continue Reading →

African institutions research output on Geoscience AI in 2024

It was reported in a recent academic article there were only 8 published papers on Geoscience AI led by African institutions in 2024. My research shows 400+ papers led by African researchers at African institutions in 2024 on Geoscience AI. This is a non trivial discrepancy illustrating how bibliometric data is not neutral.Reducing the complexity... Continue Reading →

From Earth to Algorithms: Generative AI in Geoscience

My feature article published today in GEOSCIENTIST adds to the growing discussion on the role of Large Language Models (LLMs) in the geosciences.AI is not an isolated technology; it is embedded in broader scientific, technical, and institutional systems. Developing AI literacy in geoscience therefore requires (i) solid foundational geological understanding, (ii) technological and data-science competence to grasp... Continue Reading →

IUGS Commission on Geoscience Education (COGE) Webinar – Large Language Models and their Role in Geoscience Education: Opportunities and Challenges

COGE-EOP Webinar "Large Language Models and Their Role in Geoscience Education: Opportunities and Challenges"Date: Thursday, 27 NovemberTime: 14:00 (GMT +1)Format: 40-minute talk + 20-minute discussionJoin us for a thought-provoking session on how artificial intelligence—particularly Large Language Models (LLMs)—is reshaping geoscience education. From automating data interpretation to enriching student learning, this webinar will explore both the... Continue Reading →

Using machine learning in Biostratigraphy

Using machine learning to cut the time for Biostratigraphical analysis from 3 weeks to 3 days. Very interesting presentation from David Wade at Equinor at the excellently organised GESGB (Geoscience Energy Society of Great Britain) conference on machine learning yesterday.The presentation discussed machine vision techniques to scan slides prepared from borehole cuttings/cores and apply ML... Continue Reading →

GESGB conference on geoscience machine learning at the Institute of Physics in London

Looking forward to the GESGB conference on geoscience machine learning at the Institute of Physics in London on Thursday.A diverse programme of speakers. Topics include a wide range of applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning in geosciences.Including meaningful AI integration in the field and advanced methods such as deep learning-based multi-objective data assimilation for... Continue Reading →

Academics from Robert Gordon University (RGU) have played critical roles in the production of a new report on Artificial Intelligence in the Geosciences.

Academics from Robert Gordon University (RGU) have played critical roles in the production of a new report on Artificial Intelligence in the Geosciences.Thursday 6th November 2025: Press Release from Robert Gordon University:"Entitled ‘Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics Recommendations for the Geoscience Community’, the report presents recommendations for the ethical application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within the geosciences.The... Continue Reading →

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