Keep CSG Research Clean

Professor Andrew Garnett - Coal Seam Gas Issues and the University of Queensland

Tomorrow(!)

1pm - 2 pm
Bldg 45, Room 205

QGECE Seminars - Geothermal Energy Centre of Excellence - The University of Queensland, Australia QGECE Seminars are every Tuesday, 1300-1350, during the semesters. These seminars are given by the QGECE Staff and Students as well as experts from outside the Centre. A typical presentation takes about 30 minutes followed by questions and discussion. The seminars are open to public. Please note...

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