Lecture Polymetallic Nodules – Metal Resources on the Pacific Seabed

Key points

  • Dr. P. Balaz, a geologist with the Interoceanmetal Joint Organization, presented “Polymetallic nodules – metal resources on the Pacific seabed” on 25 June 2024.
  • The lecture took place at the Geocentrum of the University of Szczecin.
  • Balaz framed polymetallic nodules as a source of critical metals for low-carbon technologies and introduced research methods used during sea expeditions.
  • The talk was part of the “Science is in our nature” lecture series organized by the University of Szczecin’s Institute of Marine and Environmental Sciences.

Szczecin (Poland)  On 25 June 2024, Dr. P. Balaz, a geologist of the Interoceanmetal Joint Organization, gave a presentation at the Geocentrum of the University of Szczecin. The lecture entitled “Polymetallic nodules – metal resources on the Pacific seabed” was aimed at presenting polymetallic nodules as a source of critical metals for securing the needs of the economy in the future, especially for low-carbon technologies. Part of the lecture was an introduction to the research methods used during sea expeditions. The series of popular science lectures takes place within the project “Science is in our nature”, organized by the Institute of Marine and Environmental Sciences of the University of Szczecin.

Lecture Polymetallic Nodules – Metal Resources on the Pacific Seabed
Lecture Polymetallic Nodules – Metal Resources on the Pacific Seabed
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