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We would like to draw your attention to our session # 03c at this year's Goldschmidt Conference (August 12-17, Boston, USA):
"Kinetics of Nucleation and Growth in High Temperature Environments:
The rates of nucleation and growth in igneous and metamorphic environments can be used to constrain timescales and mechanisms of processes including intrusion, crystallization, degassing, eruption, ore deposition, deformation, metamorphism, and uplift. In addition, the interplay between nucleation and growth is one of the underlying factors controlling textural, compositional, and structural evolution of materials of all kinds. It is thus imperative to calibrate rock textures and compositions by interlinking nature, experiments, and computation to better understand the degree of departure from equilibrium and the timing of petrogenetic processes. Advances in imaging and image analysis, high-resolution geochemical and isotopic analysis, experimental techniques, computational modeling, etc., have provided insights into the kinetics of disequilibrium processes at various spatial and temporal scales. This session welcomes contributions involving experimental, theoretical, or field characterization of mineral intergrowths; fluid and melt inclusions; isotopically zoned crystals or glass; bubbles; metamorphic assemblages; with the common scope of better understanding the rates of nucleation and growth. Both fundamental and applied studies are welcome."
Keynote: Julia Hammer (University of Hawaii, Manoa)
Invited talks: Tim Grove (MIT) and Silvio Ferrero (University of Potsdam)
Abstract submission deadline is March 30th, 2018!
Further details can be found on the conference website:
https://goldschmidt.info/2018/abstracts
We are looking forward to receiving your abstracts and to seeing you in person at our session # 03c in Boston.
Kind regards,
Mona Sirbescu, Central Michigan University, USA (sirbe1mc@xxxxxxxxx)
Don Baker, McGill University, Canada (don.baker@xxxxxxxxx)
Sarah B. Cichy, Uni/GFZ Potsdam, Germany (cichy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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From: "Sarah B. CICHY" <sarah.cichy@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: Goldschmidt 2018 session 03c - Kinetics of Nucleation and Growth in High Temperature Environments
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Dear colleagues,
We would like to draw your attention to our session # 03c at this year's Goldschmidt Conference (August 12-17, Boston, USA):
"Kinetics of Nucleation and Growth in High Temperature Environments:
The rates of nucleation and growth in igneous and metamorphic environments can be used to constrain timescales and mechanisms of processes including intrusion, crystallization, degassing, eruption, ore deposition, deformation, metamorphism, and uplift. In addition, the interplay between nucleation and growth is one of the underlying factors controlling textural, compositional, and structural evolution of materials of all kinds. It is thus imperative to calibrate rock textures and compositions by interlinking nature, experiments, and computation to better understand the degree of departure from equilibrium and the timing of petrogenetic processes. Advances in imaging and image analysis, high-resolution geochemical and isotopic analysis, experimental techniques, computational modeling, etc., have provided insights into the kinetics of disequilibrium processes at various spatial and temporal scales. This session welcomes contributions involving experimental, theoretical, or field characterization of mineral intergrowths; fluid and melt inclusions; isotopically zoned crystals or glass; bubbles; metamorphic assemblages; with the common scope of better understanding the rates of nucleation and growth. Both fundamental and applied studies are welcome."
Keynote: Julia Hammer (University of Hawaii, Manoa)
Invited talks: Tim Grove (MIT) and Silvio Ferrero (University of Potsdam)
Abstract submission deadline is March 30th, 2018!
Further details can be found on the conference website:
https://goldschmidt.info/2018/
We are looking forward to receiving your abstracts and to seeing you in person at our session # 03c in Boston.
Kind regards,
Mona Sirbescu, Central Michigan University, USA (sirbe1mc@xxxxxxxxx)
Don Baker, McGill University, Canada (don.baker@xxxxxxxxx)
Sarah B. Cichy, Uni/GFZ Potsdam, Germany (cichy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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