The Summer Symposium was held in the Innovation Hub Auditorium, University of Zimbabwe on 21st October 2022 and attended by 80 members and 40 students.

 

Copies of the presentations can be found below:-

 

Welcome - Kennedy Mtetwa -  Geological Society Chair

Official Opening - Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Paul Mapfumo

High temperature thermochronology from the Paleoarchean eastern Pilbara craton and relevance to the granite-greenstone terranes of the Zimbabwe craton -Scott Maclennan

Tectonic evolution of the south-eastern Mesoarchaean Mwanesi Greenstone Belt: implications for the construction of the Zimbabwe Craton - Brian Mapingere

Zoning in Archaean Li-Cs-Ta pegmatites from the Bikita field: Implications to rare-metals exploration - Godfrey Chagondah

“Dem Bones, Dem Bones” - Zimbabwe makes Palaeo-history - a Review - Tim Broderick

Digital transformation in Mining - Patrick Weeden

Cloud Mining: Lessons from a parallel universe - Kingray Gowera

The use of Virtual Reality to promote effective training in the education of Geological Sciences - Tinotenda Chimbwanda

Summary - Brent Barber

 

The abstracts can be found at