Luncheon Lecture Series
The Luncheon Lecture Series is our signature event. Every month (except July), we offer a stimulating technical talk by an accomplished researcher, accompanied first by a short socializing/networking session (with award-winning craft brews available for purchase) and a delicious lunch. The luncheons are held at the Rock Bottom Brewery in historic Downtown Denver, Colorado — just off the 16th Street Mall. Doors open at 11:30, lunch from 11:30 to 12 pm, talk begins at 12 pm and will generally last 30 minutes.
If you would like to present your work, or know of someone who you would like to suggest, please let us know! Fill out contact form at bottom of the page.
Photos from recent Luncheon Lecture events:
Luncheon Lecture Archive
Abstracts and Presentations
Stacked Channel Margins at a Base of Slope: Integrating Behind-Outcrop Cores from Permian Deepwater Upper Brushy Canyon, Central Delaware Mountains, West Texas
Pore systems in oil-window mudrocks of the lower Green River Formation (Castle Peak Shale through Lower Garden Gulch), Uinta Basin, Utah
A new perspective: rediscovering the Niobrara Formation in Colorado's North Park Basin. Developing new hypotheses regarding pressure, petrophysics, maturity, and resource in-place, as well as new engineering methods for developing an over-pressured resource play
Integrated stratigraphic and geochemical analysis of a drill core of the Maastrichtian Lewis Shale in the Eastern Washakie Basin, Wyoming
Upper Cretaceous Source Rocks in Western Colorado: USGS Candy Lane 1 Drill Core and More
Note: Reservation Policy
In order to keep our Luncheon Program solvent and operating on schedule,
the RMS-SEPM Board has adopted the following guidelines for reservations and seating at the Wynkoop:
Reservations for this Luncheon Talk will be closed at 10:00am on Friday, before the talk. (No reservations are needed for walk-ins.)
NO SHOW RESERVATIONS, NOT RE-ASSIGNED TO WALK-INS, WILL BE BILLED.
