Post-Fellowship Outreach
Geothermal resources around the world: Insights from the Hugh C. Morris Fellowship I recently had the opportunity to share stories and scientific insights from my travels as a Hugh Morris Fellow. [...]
New Zealand: A natural lab for volcano-tectono-hydrothermal interactions
New Zealand, Aotearoa, has long been a place I’ve wanted to visit. It owes its incredible and diverse landscapes to a fascinating combination of tectonic and volcanic processes, and there is [...]
Geothermal in Germany
It may seem surprising that I chose Germany as a stop on a world tour of geothermal resources. The country certainly doesn’t top the list of geothermal producers worldwide, generating only 40 MW [...]
A geothermal transect in the Western US
Time is flying and another leg of my journey is now complete. I think the past 4 weeks in the central-western US have been the busiest so far, packed full of meetings, conferences, tours, and [...]
Iceland: A Geothermal Hot Spot
When you think of geothermal energy, Iceland immediately comes to mind. Situated on a segment of mid-ocean ridge fortuitously intersected by a mantle plume, the heat flow is very high, and [...]
Staying Warm in Alaska
The first leg of my fellowship travels is now complete, and I write this enroute to Iceland, with the gorgeous Brooks Range, and Canadian Arctic Archipelago passing underneath. My visit to Alaska [...]
A Summer Spent in the Trenches
It has been a busy, busy summer! Since early May, I think I have spent a grand total of 4 weeks at home in Edmonton, and for the rest I’ve been occupied with TA’ing field school, [...]