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John Thorogood, Chief Engineer for the BP Sakhalin exploration program, explains why technical journals play such an important role in the life of an engineering professional.

Christine Ehlig-Economides reflects on her career and how being in the right place at the right time has made all the difference.

Eve Sprunt discusses SPE's new long range plan and other changes for SPE and it's members.

Creativity is not a single or simple process. It includes several key elements that, when combined, result in a new and innovative product or process.

Presenting results of a 2007 SPE survey on dual-career couples in the oil and gas industry.

It may not matter whether the IOCs or the NOCs are in charge. The work to be done is the same and the same people will likely be doing it. Unconventional resources already comprise 40% of production in North America and they are expected to grow globally.

Nansen G. Saleri reflects on his career in the oil and gas industry.

This article focuses on the different scenarios for world energy demand and supply, along with their implications on energy-related CO2 emissions.

Training and mentoring young professionals is a valuable investment in future prosperity of the industry. The companies of the future must have a clear strategy to attract talent and engage and retain their talented human assets across the workforce generations.

Former SPE President Eve Sprunt discusses her career, generalist vs. specialist career paths, and how to make career path decisions.