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New Geochemical Perspectives: ‘Metallogeny and Mineral Exploration – Some Personal Reminiscences’
Successful exploration for mineral resources, including those critical for the energy transition, is underpinned by continuing advances in geological and metallogenic understanding. This issue, written by Richard H. Sillitoe, provides a personalised global perspective on some of these advances during the past half century, with a particular focus on copper and gold deposits. READ MORE
This issue is currently being printed and will then be mailed to EAG members who opted to receive a print copy.
Goldschmidt2024 Update
Check out the Early Career Lunchtime Program and the 16 pre-conference Science Workshops.
Make sure to book your accommodation early due to another large event taking place the same week.
1 July: Early Registration deadline
2024 EAG Medallists
We are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2024 EAG Awards.
- H.C. Urey Award to Janne Blichert-Toft, ENS Lyon & CNRS, France
- Science Innovation Award to Evelyn Füri, CRPG (CNRS-UL), France
- F.G. Houtermans Award to Feifei Zhang, Nanjing University, China
2024 Geochemistry Fellows
The European Association of Geochemistry and the Geochemical Society are delighted to announce the 2024 Geochemistry Fellows:
Dereje Ayalew, Jochen Brocks, Peter Cawood, Kent Condie, Evelyn Füri, Tetsuo Irifune, Fabrizio Nestola, Christine Putnis, Mark Rehkämper, Urs Schaltegger, Fang-Zhen Teng, Satoshi Utsunomiya, Jeffrey Vervoort, Paul Wallace, Helen Williams and Youxue Zhang.
EAG Deadlines
1 June: Early Career Science Ambassadors application deadline
Goldschmidt2024 Deadlines
28 June: Science workshops registration deadline
1 July: Early registration deadline
Posted on | Position | Employer | Contact | Application deadline |
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16 May | Type: PostDoctoral Position Post Doc in clumped isotope of nitrate and sulfate |
CNRS, France | Max McGILLEN | 06 June 2024 |
16 May | Type: PhD Position PhD in clumped isotopes |
CNRS, France | Max McGILLEN | 28 May 2024 |
16 May | Type: Research Associate Permanent Research Staff in Scanning Electron Microscopy |
Helmholtz Centre Potsdam - German Research Centre for GeoSciences GFZ, Germany | Liane G. Benning | 02 July 2024 or position open until filled |
16 May | Type: Academic Permanent Research Staff in Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) |
Helmholtz Centre Potsdam - German Research Centre for Geosciences GFZ, Germany | Liane G. Benning | 02 July 2024 or position open until filled |
Correlative microspectroscopy of biogenic fabrics in Proterozoic silicified stromatolites
K. Hickman-Lewis, B. Cavalazzi, W. Montgomery
A two stage impact melting process in an impact glass strewn field from the Atacama Desert
P. Rochette, G. Di Vincenzo, J. Gattacceca, J.A. Barrat, B. Devouard, L. Folco, A. Musolino, Y. Quesnel
Medieval and recent SO2 budgets in the Reykjanes Peninsula: implication for future hazard
A. Caracciolo, E. Bali, E. Ranta, S.A. Halldórsson, G.H. Guðfinnsson, B.V. Óskarsson
Latest Geochemical Perspectives: ‘Metallogeny and Mineral Exploration – Some Personal Reminiscences’
Successful exploration for mineral resources, including those critical for the energy transition, is underpinned by continuing advances in geological and metallogenic understanding. This issue, written by Richard H. Sillitoe, provides a personalised global perspective on some of these advances during the past half century, with a particular focus on copper and gold deposits. READ MORE
Geochemical Perspectives is an Open Access EAG publication. Print copies of previous issues can be purchased. Find out more
Latest Elements: ‘Paired Metamorphic Belts of SW Japan: Metamorphic Records of a Subduction System’
Subduction, where one plate dives beneath another, controls longterm whole Earth cycling of rocks, fluids, and energy. Plates subduct faster than they heat up, making them the coldest parts of the Earth’s interior…This issue of Elements guides readers through a premier example of paired metamorphism: the Cretaceous SanbagawaRyoke metamorphic pair of Japan…… READ MORE
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