Seminars with external speakers will be once a month
on the 10th floor, building F, room 720, ALL WELCOME.
For more information, contact Ines Tomasek.
Prof. Lourdes Fernández Díaz
Dept. Crystallography & Mineralogy, Universidad Complutense de Madrid:
Crystallization in gels: Application to mineralogic, biomineralogic and environmental problems
Prof. Toni Schulz
Dept. of Lithospheric Research, University of Vienna, Austria
Institut für Geologie und Mineralogie, University of Cologne, Germany
Decoding Earth's oxygenation history and the chemical evolution of Precambrian seawater -
coupled Fe-Os isotope signatures in Banded Iron Formations
Prof Olivier Namur
Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences, KU Leuven:
The effect of the crust on the differentiation of basaltic magma
Marie Sforna
Early life lab, University of Liège
Dr. Huifang Xu
Dept. of Geoscience, University of Wisconsin-Madison:
Day and night cycles make impossible possible:
a case study of sedimentary magnesite formation
through dis-equilibrium geochemical processes
Dr. Martin D. Suttle
Natural History Museum, London:
Water on asteroids in the early Solar System:
perspectives from the study of cosmic dust
Prof. Graham Shileds
UCL Earth Sciences, University College London:
Possible effects of evaporite weathering and deposition on oxygen and climate
UCL Earth Sciences, University College London:
Isotopic evidence for the early ending of the boring billion
Paleothermometers over the last 2Ma
Reconstructing paleoclimate: the power of ostracods
Death and Fire: Investigating changes and specialisation in cremation practices in Belgium during the Metal Ages (*FWO interview prep)
Reconstructing the impact history of the Moon with the help of lunar zircon and phosphates
Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Columbia University, USA
Stable Ni isotope heterogeneity in the terrestrial mantle
Physical Geography (FARD), DGGF - VUB
EVOLVE: quantifying and modelling long term growth and erosion of volcanoes
Physical Geography (FARD), DGGF - VUB
Variability of explosive volcanic eruptions: interdependence of source morphology and eruptive style
Université catholique de Louvain, BE
Volcanic explosive eruptions emit less carbon than what their tephra deposits sequestrate in soils
Introduction to PURE
Dynamics of magma ascent during lava dome eruptions: effusive-explosive activity (CANCELLED)
Coupling laboratory experiments and analytical models of magma-induced deformation: an outlook
Tools to assess keys parameters affecting Hg biogeochemical cycle in the environment
University of Liège
Tracking early metabolisms in the rock record with metals
VUB Department of Geography & Royal Museum for Central Africa
Dynamics and evolution of lava lake systems: insights from the largest persistent lava lake on Earth
Austrian Archaeological Institute and Academy of Sciences, AT
Trade in ancient pigments through the lens of geochemistry