Diversity & Inclusion
In this interview, Purohit explains why ultrasonic technology is rising as a dominant solution for gas-flow applications and how engineering teams can approach measurement as a tool not just for accountability but also for operational excellence.
Twenty-eight young professionals from 11 SPE sections attended the 4-day event as part of SPE Germany Section's Beyond the Borders (BtB) event.
The SPE Patagonia Section has released a new book for all ages that features 22 stories which share stories of career beginnings, life on or near oil wells, fieldwork in the jungle, and life experiences that animate the energy industry.
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By age 27, Christy Nandlal made history as the youngest chief field geophysicist at WesternGeco. -
Gabrijel Grubac explores his journey from discovering his passion for energy in the Libyan desert to becoming a leader in geothermal innovation.
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Yujing Du made history as she was named The University of Tulsa's first female petroleum engineering faculty member in January. In this Q&A, she discusses the role of petroleum engineering in the global energy transition, diversity in STEM, and strategies for supporting women in the energy sector.
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The 3-day event will feature panel discussions, roundtables, a career fair, and the section’s third annual golf tournament.
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Engineer and founder of STEMAZING shares how she's seen as an "unlikely engineer" and her insights for the future of engineering.
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The index evaluates companies across five key areas and provides a comprehensive framework for organizations to foster racial and ethnic inclusion.
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2025 IPTC winners exemplify the ingenuity, collaboration, and leadership needed to transform the energy industry on a global scale.
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Listen to young leaders shaping the energy industry on the go in the latest SPE Podcast episode.
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Five of the 2024 TWA Energy Influencers will be featured in upcoming SPE Live episodes discussing a range of topics related to the industry.
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Nowerina Nasiwa's journey includes overcoming financial and educational setbacks to become one of OPITO's first female graduates.
