
A/Prof. Stuart Clark is a geophysicist with an interest in resource exploration in frontier environments. His current research also includes automation of geophysical interpretation, optimisation of infrastructure placement and numerical simulations of Earth processes. Prior to joining UNSW in 2017, he was the Director of Research, for Kalkulo AS in Norway (2014-2017) and the Head of Department of Computational Geoscience for the Norwegian Simula Research Laboratory (2011-2014). In these roles he worked on and managed projects delivering cutting edge software and research products to impact industry workflows and regional geological understanding.
Early Cretaceous Reconstruction of the Geological Structures of the Barents Sea (with present-day topography and coastlines reconstructed for reference) |
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Subduction model showing a slab decending into the Earth's mantle from Clark et al., 2008. |
UNSW Vice Chancellor's Teaching Excellence Award (2019) - Rising Star
UNSW Engineering Hero Award (2020)
My Research Supervision
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My Teaching
I teaching the following courses
Undergraduate
GEOS1111 - Fundamentals of Geology (Lecturer)
PTRL2030 - Field Development Geology (Course Coordinator)
PTRL2114 - Petroleum Geophysics (Course Coordinator)
MERE4951, 4952 and 4953 - Research Thesis (Course Coordinator)
Postgraduate
PTRL5006/6006 - Field Development Geology for Petroleum Engineers (Course Coordinator)
PTRL5014/6014 - Petroleum Geophysics (Course Coordinator)
MERE9451, 9452 and 9453 - Masters Project (Course Coordinator)
PTRL9451 and PTRL9452 and PTRL9453 Masters Thesis (Course Coordinator)
MINE5010 - Fundamentals of Rock Behaviour for Underground Mining (Lecturer)