Conference Announcement

2021 GSA Session on Carbonate Minerals in the Critical Zone

The Topical Session "T59. Effects of Carbonate Minerals on Critical Zone Characteristics and Processes" has been organized for the fall GSA meeting as part of the Carbonate Critical Zone Research Coordination Network. The scope of the session is broad and we hope you will consider the session as a venue to present your work.

Goldschmidt 2021 Session 9k - Critical zone processes across space and time.

Goldschmidt 2021 Session 9k - Critical zone processes across space and time.  

We would like to encourage you to submit an abstract to session 9k – “Critical zone processes across space and time" at Goldschmidt 2021 in Lyon, France, June 4-9 July. 

Sessions related to CZ Science at the 2021 International Clay Conference

The Clay Science Society (Turkey) and The Clay Minerals Society (USA) will be co-hosting the 17th International Clay Conference 2021 (17th ICC 2021) in İstanbul, Turkey. The scientific program of the 17th ICC 2021 will bring together, as it does every four years, scientists from different disciplines related to clays and clay minerals. The program will consist of technical sessions of oral and poster presentations and keynote speakers.

AGU Session EP013: Earth Surface Processes and the Global Carbon Cycle

Dear colleagues,

We write to encourage you to submit abstracts to the session titled “Earth Surface Processes and the Global Carbon Cycle” at the upcoming AGU 2020 virtual fall meeting. This session aims to bridge many aspects of Earth-surface carbon cycling. Our invited speakers will be:

Marisa Repasch, GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences

AGU 2020 Session: “Advances in Isotopic, Trace Element and Noble Gas Tracers of Hydrologic Processes”

Dear Colleagues, 

Please consider submitting an abstract to session H005: “Advances in Isotopic, Trace Element and Noble Gas Tracers of Hydrologic Processes”, which will be held virtually as part of the AGU Fall Meeting December 7–11, 2020.  This session, which is described below, will highlight novel advances in geochemical tracers of hydrologic processes, ranging from field studies, to experiments and modeling approaches.