An International Conference for Geochemistry

organised by
the European Association for Geochemistry and the Geochemical Society

The conference will cover a broad spectrum, with the following symposia planned:

Terrestrial Planets and Meteorites	Prof. Alex Halliday & Dr. Ed Young
Chemistry and Dynamics of the Earth	Prof. Bernie Wood & Dr. George Helffrich
Subduction Zone Processes	Dr. Jon Blundy, Prof. Chris Hawkesworth & Prof. Dave Rubie
Rapid Climate Change (Continents/Oceans)	Dr. Edouard Bard & Dr. Frank McDermott
Biological Geochemistry	Prof. Derek Lovely, Prof. Rob Raiswell & Dr. Matthew Collins
Ocean Circulation: Past and Present	Prof. Bill Jenkins & Dr. Gideon Henderson
Flow and Reaction of Fluids in Crust	Dr. Marion Holness & Prof. Terry Seward
Weathering and Erosion: Mechanisms and Rate	Dr. Mike Bickle, Dr. Niels Hovius & Prof. Mike Summerfield
Mineral Surfaces and Reactions	Dr. Vala Ragnarsdottir & Prof. Andrew Putnis
Mantle Dynamics and Melting	Dr. Eric Hauri & Dr. Tim Elliott
Life in Extreme Environments	Prof. Mike Russell & Dr. Everett Shock
Computational Geochemistry	Dr. Keith Refson & Dr. John Brodholt
Chemistry and Microbiology of Pollution	Dr. Adrian Bath & Dr. Barbara Sherwood-Lollar

	Sponsors The Geochemical Society European Association of Geochemistry The University of Oxford Organising Committee Max Coleman Chris Hawkesworth Paul Henderson Keith O'Nions

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Goldschmidt 2000 will be held in Oxford from September 3–8, 2000. The conference is being managed for the organising committee by Cambridge Publications. In order to go on the mailing list, please e-mail us before January 1st 2000, with the phrase 'Registration of Interest' as the subject line, or write to: Goldschmidt 2000, c/o Cambridge Publications, PO Box 27, Cambridge, CB1 8TR, U.K. We will then ensure that you receive the first and subsequent circulars. For further information please e-mail us or contact us at the above address. You may also contact us by 'phone or fax on 44 (1223) 333438.

The University of Oxford is Britain's oldest and is the historic heart of a diverse and ancient city. From the founding of the first Colleges in the thirteenth century, Oxford established itself as a centre of academic excellence. Delegates to Goldschmidt 2000 will be accommodated in Christchurch, Keble and St. Hugh's Colleges. Oxford is set in the beautiful Cotswold countryside, is less than an hour from London's Heathrow Airport, and is extremely well served by motorways and rail.