GSA member renewals
Member renewals have been mailed for the 2012 Membership year. If you have not received your renewal notice please contact: info@gsa.org.au
Make sure your membership is renewed on time, so you do not miss any issues of the Australian Journal of Earth Sciences in 2012
AAP Memoir 42 available now
Cambro-Ordovician Studies IV
Edited by J.R. Laurie, J.R. Paterson & G.A. Brock
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Congratulations Gordon Lister
Australian Academy of Science 2012 Career research awards announced
The winner of the Australian Academy of Science 2012 awards for scientific excellence have
been announced. http://www.raci.org.au/raci-news/2012-academy-awards-for-scientific-excellence-announced
Professor Gordon Lister, The Australian National University – Mawson Medal and
Lecture for research into the Earth Sciences.
http://people.rses.anu.edu.au/lister_g/
Shortage of geologists
Laurie Hutton discusses the shortage of geologists with Karyn Wilson, ABC Radio, Western Queensland.
Click here to listen.
Essay Review
Jon Hronsky reviews A guide for mineral exploration through the regolith of the Yilgarn Craton, WA
(AJES Vol 57, No 8).
By R.R. Anand & C.R.M. Butt
Australian Journal of Earth Sciences
An International Geoscience Journal of the Geological Society of Australia
Purchase at a special discounted rate of:
US$105 (print copy only)
or US$80 (online access only)
www.ajes.com.au and click on “news and offers” link.
34th International Geological Congress
Unearthing our Past and Future
5-10 August 2012
Brisbane
http://www.34igc.org/
3rd Circular out now
A detailed Scientific Program including 5 Plenaries, 38 Themes, more than 200 Symposia and the details for the responsible international scientists is published in the Third Circular.
Keynote speakers are progressively being added to the program.
The Fourth Circular is scheduled for release in December 2011
34th IGC Third Circular 30 September 2011
You can register directly by visiting this register now link, or via the 34th IGC website.
Abstracts submission deadline: 17 February 2012
National Rock Garden update July 2011
A lot has happened since the launch of the National Geological Heritage Garden at the Australian Earth Science Convention last July, including a name change!
After some reflection on the project name by a wider audience, and considering the nature of other institutions in the nation's capital city like the National Museum of Australia and the Australian National Botanical Gardens, the GSA decided to seek a name change to: National Rock Garden - celebrating the geological heritage of Australia.
Do you have suggestions for the National Rock Garden, if so please contact: rockgarden@gsa.org.au
Revised flyer April 2011and Poster
Newsletter No 2 July 2011
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