Bureau researcher and Lidar specialist Kutalmis Saylam discusses his career in the exciting and rapidly advancing world of remote sensing.

From Alaska to Antarctica—Bureau sedimentologist and stratigrapher Dr. Peter Flaig discusses his wide-reaching, highly interdisciplinary work.

Dr. Alexander Sun discusses his research in applying data tools to hydrogeoscience.

Tip Meckel discusses his research in Carbon Capture and Storage.

Inessa Yurchenko discusses her work in basin and petroleum systems modeling, and her thoughts on future research

After 27 years with the Bureau of Economic Geology, preeminent geophysicist and Senior Research Scientist Bob Hardage retired at the end of January 2018.

Bridget Scanlon discusses her wide-ranging research in water resources.

Dr. Maria A. Nikolinakou discusses her work at the interface of geotechnical engineering, geology, and exploration sciences

Dr. Brent Elliott discusses his work in mineral resources and economic geology as part of the Economic Mineral Resources Program at the Bureau, as well as his work on state and federally funded mapping initiatives.

Bureau Research Associate András Fall discusses his current research in fracture analysis and the interaction of geochemical and mechanical processes in sedimentary rocks

Bureau Research Scientist Seyyed Hosseini discusses his development of monitoring plans for CO2 injection fields and efforts to better understand the subsurface behavior of fluids in relation to CO2 injection and hydrocarbon production.

Bob Hardage discusses EGL and his current efforts to develop technologies to acquire full-elastic seismic data with simple, low-cost, P-wave seismic sources

Dr. Katherine Romanak talks about the key challenges of her research in geologic CO2 storage.