03: Kent Brooks – The kindling of a 50-year career studying East Greenland

By Julie Hollis

Julie Hollis

In this episode, we hear from Kent Brooks, Emeritus Professor from the Geological Museum in Copenhagen, about how his fifty-year career, studying the geology of Greenland, was kindled. And about his first – very memorable – field season in east Greenland in 1965.

 

To listen to the podcast on Buzzsprout, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or other platforms, click here:

To return to the project page and listen to the rest of the series, click here:

For the past twenty years, Julie Hollis has worked in leading roles in government geoscience in Greenland, Denmark and Australia, managing geological mapping and regional geoscience programs to promote mineral exploration investment. She is passionate about both geology and about communicating science – writing for academic journals, trade magazines, and popular science websites. She has a PhD in Geology and a Masters in Science Communication and Public Engagement from the University of Edinburgh.

RELATED ARTICLES

New Project on Strategically Just Energy Expansions: Managing Investments in PtX (STJERNE-MIX)

Arctic Marine Research Agendas: Who Writes the Saga?

Whaling activities have resumed in Iceland and Japan, and the world speaks out. Does it?
Go back
Search
Link partner: indobet luxury777 luxury138 mantra88 roma77 sky77 luxury333 vegas4d indobet ingatbola88 gas138 dolar138 hoki368 batman138 ligagg88 zeus138 bro138 bos88 ligaciputra