Dear List Members
I would like to bring to your attention the following
international conference.
The Isotopic
Analysis of Minerals
15-16 September
2003
Hosted by the Department of Geology, Royal
Holloway, University of London
The deadline for submission of Abstracts is
fast approaching (Monday 14th July). Abstracts should be
e-mailed to either
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or: [log in to unmask] in word or pdf format. A list
of the guest speakers and the titles of their talks are given
below
Adrian Boyce
and Olivier
Rouxel
Combining S and Fe isotope data on pyrites to bring insight
into
fractionation processes - the case of the giant Navan Zn+Pb
ore deposit.
Kevin Burton
Re-Os
Richard Hinton
Potential of the new Edinburgh instrument
Simone Kasemann
Analytical methods of boron isotope determination and its
application in earth sciences
Simon Kelley
Measuring the spatial distribution of noble gases
forgeochemistry and Ar-Ar dating,
using
IR
and UV laser extraction techniques
Dave Mattey
Carbonates revisited: high resolution stable isotope profiling
using He flow Techniques
Randy Parrish (T.B.C.)
Matthew Thirlwall
U-Th-Pb dating of Quarternary volcanic sphenes
Derek
Vance
Isotopic fractionations of Fe, Cu and Zn associated with
Archaean
microbially-mediated sulphides
Torsten Vennemann
Oxygen isotope analyses of biogenic phosphates: analytical
techniques and applications in geosciences
International Meeting on
:
The Isotopic
Analysis of Minerals
15-16 September
2003
Hosted by the Department of
Geology, Royal Holloway, University of London
Recent advances
in mass spectrometry have resulted in a wide range of isotope systems
being developed for mineral analysis, often with a variety of
techniques able to perform the same isotopic
measurements.
Themes
Analytical
techniques
New
instrumentation and future developments
Multiple isotope
correlations in understanding
mineral
formation, alteration and provenance
Guest
Speakers
Prof. Torsten Vennemann
(Univ. Lausanne)
Dr. Adrian Boyce
(SURRC)
Dr. Richard Hinton
(Univ. Edinburgh)
Dr. Simon Kelley (Open
University)
Prof. Randy Parrish
(NIGL)-t.b.c
Prof. Kevin Burton
(Open University)
RHUL
Speakers
Dr. Dave Mattey - the
use of lasers in stable isotope analysis
Prof. Matthew Thirlwall
- mineral analysis using isoprobe
Dr. Derek Vance -
transition metal isotopes
Abstract deadline
- July 14th 2003
Registration
deadline - August 15th 2003
Contact the RHUL organising
committee:
For the latest information,
visit :
www.gl.rhul.ac.uk/News/Isocon.html
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Dr Stephen Grimes.
Palaeoenvironmental Research Associate
Department of Geology
Royal Holloway University of London
Egham
Surrey
TW20 OEX
UK
Tel. 01784 414260