Goldschmidt2017
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  • Program Day-by-Day

    Conference program arranged by day

  • Program by Theme

    Conference program arranged by subject

  • Author Index

    All authors

  • Program Structure

    How the sessions are arranged during the conference

  • Plenaries

    The headline talks of the conference

  • Awards

    Award talks and ceremonies

  • Keynote talks

    All the Keynote talks

  • Committees

    Members of the committees organising the conference

  • Pop Up Talks
  • Community Events

    These events are organised by scientists, societies and members of the geochemical community for the benefit and interest of all our delegates.

  • Early Career Events

    Two 60 minute workshops will be held each day during the meetings at lunch time (these will not conflict with the conference program). Each workshop will accommodate up to 50 participants. Students and early career scientists will register through the conference website during registration. Participants will pay €5 during registration towards a subsidized lunch to reserve their place. Delegates are asked not to book into more than two of these events to ensure that all Early Career delegates have the chance to attend some of the program. In addition, several events open to all students and early career scientists (mentoring, pop-up talks, speed mentoring) will be held during the conference.

  • Exhibition Events

    These events are all being planned by our exhibitors. To find out more information, visit them on their booths.

  • Field Trips

    The field trips run in association with Goldschmidt are organised and led by scientists for scientists.

  • Socials

    There will be a range of exciting social events for Goldschmidt delegates to meet and mingle with fellow geochemists.

  • Workshops

    Pre-conference workshops

Index of Authors

The name of each author is followed by a code providing the details of each presentation. The first indicates the session number, the second the time of the presentation, or poster board number, and the third the day of the presentation. For example, 07g/15:30/Th indicates on oral presentation in session 07g at 15:30 on Thursday. Codes in bold indicate a presenting author. Clicking on the code will take you to the session listing for that session.

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Hall, C.M. 21i/14:45/Tu Characteristics of Noble Gas Signatures in Snow
21b/3131/Th A Combined Noble Gas and Stable Isotope Study to Characterize Groundwater Sources on the Island of Maui, Hawaii
Hall, I.R. 17h/3169/Mo Evolution of Deep-Water Circulation in the Indian-Atlantic Ocean Gateway Since Late Miocene from Authigenic Neodymium Isotope Records
Hall, L. 19e/08:30/We Great Artesian Basin Authigenic Carbonates as Natural Analogues for Mineralisation Trapping
Hall, P.O.J. 15j/14:30/Mo Carbon, Manganese, Iron, and Sulfur Cycling in Oligohaline Sediments
Hall, R. 06i/10:30/We Rapid but Stepwise Exhumation of a Miocene UHT Migmatite Complex by Slab Rollback in Eastern Indonesia
Hall, Shaun 08f/09:00/Tu Mineral-Biomolecule Binding and the Mechanisms of Biomineralisation
Hall, Steven 11e/09:45/We Iron-Lignin Interactions in Soil: Does Biochemical Recalcitrance Depend on Geochemical Context?
Hallam, S.J. 20c/08:45/Mo The Metabolic Potential of Freshwater Bathyarchaeota
10n/15:00/We Seasonal Dynamics Drive Anammox as the Primary N2 Production Pathway in Sulphidic Saanich Inlet
Halldórsson, S.A. 05g/2173/We Re-evaluating the Sulfur Isotope Characteristics of the Iceland Hotspot
05g/2174/We Resolving Water Sources in Icelandic Basalts: Insights from Hydrogen Isotopes
06j/2145/Th Constraints on Quartz Formation Processes in the Icelandic Crust: A Coupled δ18O and δ30Si Approach
Hallek, T. 19g/16:15/Th Use of Molecular Geochemistry to Identify the Albian-Early Cenomanian Black Shale Strata in Northern Tunisia
Haller, B. 11e/3029/Tu PH as a Control on Interactions of Methanogens and Iron Reducers
Halliday, A. 02b/14:30/Mo Volatile Budgets, Sources and Losses
05c/2274/Mo High Temperature Chromium Isotope Varitaions in the Mantle
05c/2276/Mo High Temperature Stable Nickel Isotope Fractionation in Planetary Materials
05c/2282/Mo Molybdenum Isotopes and Mantle Source Components: Heard Island
02f/3185/Tu Vanadium Isotope Composition of Lunar Basalts
01g/2016/Th Molybdenum in Magmatic Iron Meteorites
Hallis, L. 02b/11:15/Tu Inner Solar System D/H Ratios: Implications for Planet Formation
05g/2174/We Resolving Water Sources in Icelandic Basalts: Insights from Hydrogen Isotopes
Hallmann, C. 14b/09:45/Tu The Rise of Algae in Cryogenian Oceans and the Emergence of Animals
15f/10:15/Th Recent Advances in the Search for New Hydrocarbon Biomarkers
21l/3160/Th Analysis of Organic Carbon Isotope Composition: Contamination Issues and New Decarbonation Process
Hällström, L. 13j/2130/Tu Tungsten (W) Mobility in Historical Sulfidic-Oxidic Tailings
Haluzova, E. 05f/2220/Tu Hafnium Isotope Systematics of Carbonatites and Alkaline Silicate Rocks from South and West India
Halversen, C. 23a/09:45/Mo Climate Change Education for Adaptation and Resilience
Hałas, S. 21g/09:00/We Determination of Chlorine Isotope Ratio with 0.01‰ Accuracy
Hamada, M. 05b/17:15/We Evolution of the proto-Izu-Bonin-Mariana Arc Volcanism: Constraints from Statistical Analysis on Geochemical Data of Melt Inclusions
Hamada, Y. 15h/3199/Th Secondary Methanogenesis in Dormant Submarine Mud Volcano off Tanegashima Island, Japan
Hamajima, Y. 10m/2021/Tu Radiocaesium Derived from FNPP1 Accident in the North Pacific Ocean as Tracer of Transfer Processes in Layers of Surface, STMW, and CMW
Hamelin, B. 21g/10:00/We Groundwater Ages of Saharan and Sahelian Aquifers: The 36Cl Perspective
11j/2086/We Chemical and Isotopic Characterisation of the Chari and Logone Rivers, Lake Chad Basin: A Comparison between the 1970's and 2010's Fluxes
11j/11:15/Th Transfer Times in the CZ in Sahelian Catchment from Extensive 36Cl Data
21b/14:30/Th Evidence of bomb-36Cl in 3 Lake Aquifer Systems in Lake Chad Basin
Hamelin, C. 05a/2164/We Structural Geochemistry of a Detachment Fault and Associated Volcanism
Hamilton, J.L. 13j/2112/Tu Environmental Monitoring of Mine Sites Using Portable X-Ray Diffraction
13j/08:45/We Optimising Geochemical Treatments to Enhance in situ Carbon Sequestration in Ultramafic Mine Tailings
Hamilton, S. 07a/2157/Mo Microbial and Hydrogeological Controls on the Origin and Evolution of Coal Seam Gases and Production Waters of the Surat Basin, Australia

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