Panel discussion – Future Geoscientists: Shaping the Next Generation, recorded at the launch of the Centre in Critical Resources for the Future.
Link to discussion as captured in YouTube
In this engaging conversation, the panel dives deep into the evolving landscape of geoscience education and training, with a focus on how we can best prepare future professionals to tackle the complex global challenges that lie ahead.
The host, Larissa Wiese, Manager at the International Space Centre, guides us through an insightful dialogue with a panel of experts from across geoscience and the resource industries.
- Kerry Turnock, Head of Resource Engineering Excellence at BHP, who brings a wealth of experience in resource management and engineering.
- Matthew Demmer, PhD student and Lead Geologist at Chalice Mining offers a fresh perspective from the frontlines of exploration.
- Sandra Occhipinti, Research Director in Mineral Resources at CSIRO, who plays a pivotal role in advancing research and innovation in the field.
- Nicole Roocke, Chief Executive Officer of Collaborative Research Leadership, provides insight into the role of collaboration in driving change.
- Marco Fiorentini, Professor and Director of the ARC Training Centre in Critical Resources for the Future, whose expertise helps shape the next generation of geoscientists.
Together, these thought leaders will explore the skills, knowledge, and training that will shape the future of geoscience, ensuring that the next generation of geoscientists is ready to address the critical resource challenges of the future