The research line in Environmental Geology and Geological Hazards is perhaps the most impactful in society, focusing on the investigation of natural and anthropogenic geological risks, promoting nature conservation through restoration processes, as well as risk management. Another research line with significant impact is Experimental Geology, where an interdisciplinary approach is used to study, both experimentally and in application, the use of low-cost raw materials for their technological transformation into materials for industrial use (such as zeolites and geopolymers). Additionally, this line explores the use of industrial waste in the preparation of eco-construction materials, rock-fluid interaction with implications for enhanced hydrocarbon recovery, and the comprehensive evaluation of conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon resources using state-of-the-art technologies. This work provides solutions to the challenges faced by society and the productive sector of our country.