Sedimentary Geology Lecture Series

Advancing Science Through Shared Discovery

The Sedimentary Geology Division Lecture Series highlights innovative research, emerging ideas, and scientific advances from across the sedimentary geosciences.

Hosted several times each year, these virtual lectures provide members with opportunities to learn directly from leading researchers and practitioners working at the forefront of the field. Presentations showcase current investigations, new methodologies, and evolving perspectives that are shaping our understanding of sedimentary systems and the stratigraphic record.


Connecting Members with Cutting-Edge Research

Each lecture features an invited speaker who shares their latest work and insights with the sedimentary geology community, and topics will span the breadth of the discipline.

Attendees have the opportunity to engage directly with presenters through discussion and Q&A, fostering scientific exchange and professional connection across institutions, sectors, and career stages.


Who Should Attend?

The lecture series is open to all members interested in sedimentary geology and related geoscience disciplines.

Upcoming Lectures

Information about upcoming speakers, presentation topics, and registration links will be posted here as events are announced. 

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Recent Lecture:

26 June  11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. MST

Hosted by: Dr. Zoltan Sylvester from the Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin

Topic: “The strange ordinariness of high-frequency signal preservation in the stratigraphic record”

Video Recording will be added shortly.

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Recording of Recent Lecture:

Dr. Zoltan Sylvester from the Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin

"The Strange Ordinariness of High-Frequency Signal Preservation in the Stratigraphic Record"