Impressive Impressions!
Read John Donato's geoliday to South Dorset, where he visited a site dotted with dinosaur footprints..
DEVEX debrief
Bill Wilks, Sandy Smith and Paul Taylor travelled to Aberdeen to represent Merlin’s Geoscience Consulting, Datawise and Geochem Divisions at the DEVEX 2022 meeting on 10th & 11th May. Continue reading to find out more about the conference and our take-homes from the event..
DEVEX 2022!
DEVEX 2022 is underway! Merlin are glad to be back at conferences and able to chat and network in person again. If you are there, why not pop over to our stand and say hello to Bill Wilks, Paul Taylor and Sandy Smith.
One week until DEVEX 2022!
There is just one week to go until DEVEX 2022. The theme of the conference is 'Developing the Future – Powering the Energy Transition to 2050', and asks the question 'What will our wells and fields look like going forward?' Merlin will be exhibiting both days of the conference. Come along, say hello and see if Merlin can help you with your geoscience, geochemistry or data management needs.
Happy Birthday Merlin!
Happy 24th Birthday Merlin! For nearly a quarter of a century we have provided quality consulting to our clients and have grown and adapted substantially over this time, now covering geoscience, data management and, most recently, geochemistry and carbon sequestration services. We look forward to many more years supporting companies and have lots more exciting developments to come - watch this space.
We’re going to DEVEX!
DEVEX 2022 is taking place Tuesday 10th - Wednesday 11th May 2022, and Merlin will be there! Come along to our stand and have a chat to Bill Wilks, Paul Taylor and Sandy Smith about all your geoscience, geochemistry and data management needs. We are looking forward to seeing you there.
Farewell to Gerald
Last month Merlin said good-bye to Gerald, a stalwart member of the Datawise team for the last 12 years, who took the big step into retirement to seek adventures new. Continue reading to find out more about Gerald's time with Merlin and what he plans to do with his retirement!
FORCE webinar presentations
Last October, Dr Philip Copestake gave two presentations at the FORCE webinar. The abstracts and presentations given are now available for download from the NPD website. Continue reading to find out more..
Triassic to Lower Jurassic, Northern Ireland
The latest Triassic to earliest Jurassic interval is one of the ‘Big-Five’ extinction events of the Phanerozoic. The most recent issue of the Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association (PGA) (volume 136, part 2) comprises a thematic set of papers focused on this interval in Northern Ireland. Merlin’s resident stratigrapher, Dr Phil Copestake, co-authored four of the papers through his research collaborations with Dr Ian Boomer (Geosciences Research Group, University of Birmingham). Continue reading to learn more..
Merlin pleased to support EOA course
Merlin are proud of their employee owned status and the ethos that it brings to the working environment. We were therefore very happy to be asked to be part of a panel session for the EOA’s course on “How to be an Effective Employee Director or Employee Trustee”. Continue reading to find out more..
Devon and Cornwall, a Four Hundred Kilometre Journey?
During his semi-retirement, John Donato has been using some of his spare time to work with the academic ‘Beneath Britain Group’, formed as a joint initiative between UKOGL (UK Onshore Geophysical Library) and the Department of Earth Sciences at Oxford University. He has recently published a third paper on the Beneath Britain website, this time authored jointly with Chris Pullan (CP Exploration). Continue reading to get a flavour of this new publication entitled 'The Eastern Extension of Southwest England under the Mesozoic Southern England Basin and its Variscan Dextral Translation'.
“One of the greatest finds in British palaeontological history” – The Rutland ichthyosaur and Merlin’s involvement in its dating
A giant ichthyosaur fossil was discovered early last year in the Rutland Water reservoir, Leicestershire and it soon became apparent that it was of major importance for UK palaeontology. Here at Merlin, any new geological discovery is always of interest, especially when so close to home. However this time we have even more reason to shout about it as our very own stratigrapher, Dr Phil Copestake, was involved in dating the skeleton using associated microfauna. Continue reading to find out more about the ichthyosaur and its excavation...
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