Lisa Buckner talks to two girls about geophysics On the evening of Tuesday, December 3, 2024, I volunteered for the last time at an...

GSH actively supported the 65th Science and Engineering Fair of Houston (SEFH) at the new Fort Bend Epicenter in Rosenberg. Projects...

Heroes are defined as persons who are admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievement or noble qualities. GSH volunteers are...

Peter Eick, Past-President - December 2023 Welcome to Winter in Texas and please enjoy the Holiday Season. As Past President, I think...

Each year, the Geophysical Society of Houston (GSH) Outreach volunteers participate in events with the aim of motivating and encouraging...

On the evening of Friday, November 17, 2023, GSH Outreach volunteers participated in the Dulles High School Math and Science Night event...

Introduction: Every once in a while you encounter a person that has an impact on you. I have been lucky to have worked with a...

GSH participates in Reach for the Stars! STEM Festival at Rice University.

Katie Baker, President - September 2023 When I first started as GSH treasurer in 2017, I was amazed at how many activities and events the...

Six members of the San Jacinto Girl Scout Troop 126129 visited GSH Geoscience Center on Shadow Wood Drive in West Houston on the morning...

Interview with the 2022 GSH Scholarship recipient

Article discusses the history and development of azimuthal science in geophysics along with some important uses and pitfalls.

Chris Ennen Represents the GSH Outreach program at Ridgemont Elementary School Career Day

NextGen invites you to join the GSH community for happy hours, axe throwing, and the first-ever GSH Picnic in 2023.

Sixty percent of the world's oil reserves are located in carbonate reservoirs. Carbonates have been a challenge to interpret, drill and...

Jennifer Market presented the October 2022 Tech Breakfast on acoustic shear wave interpretation, its overview, and pitfalls.

BEG TexNet-CISR team gave an induced seismicity workshop at the Studio Movie Grill (SMG) at Houston’s City Center.

The Karbach Brewery Hopadillo Hall was the scene of the first social event of the GSH 2022-2023 season.

A monthly update from the Geophysical Society of Houston’s Geoscience Center - May 2022.

During the past couple of years the world was forced to modify their lives due to SARS-CoV-2 (aka COVID-19). Because changes were sudden and

We lost one of our valued volunteers in January when Ed Lengel passed away.

The Geophysical Society of Houston hosted the first annual Axe Throwing Social sponsored by Oxy, TGS, and RPS on Thursday, February 24th.

Doodlebugger Desk, which originated in the 1940s and was used by the US Army

An excerpt on embarking on a digital journey written by 2021-2022 Geophysical Society of Houston’s treasurer, Lucy Plant.