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.

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    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.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | Ł | Ø | Þ

Kanzaki, M. 07l/10:30/We Hydrogen Incorporation Mechanism in Synthetic Katoite-Grossular and Natural Grossular: 1H Static and MAS NMR and First-Principles Calculation
Kanzari, A. 13m/09:45/Th Secondary U Bearing Minerals in Granitic Technosoils. (Massif Central, France)
Kao, S-J. 10n/15:45/We Light Effect on N2 Fixation and Diazotroph Derived Nitrogen Net Release of Field Trichodesmium
10n/3070/We Diapycnal Fluxes of Nutrients and Carbon in an Oligotrophic Oceanic Regime: The South China Sea
Kaotekwar, A.B. 16e/3067/Th Geochemical and Mineralogical Investigations in Clastic Sediments of Lower Krishna River, India: Implications to Weathering, Transportation and Deposition of Sediments
Kaown, D. 21i/3106/Mo Assessment of Groundwater Contamination Using Environmental Tracers in a Heavily Cultivated Coastal Area
19e/2353/Tu Artificial Injection of CO2 Infused Groundwater and Evaluation of its Partitioning Behavior Using Inert Gas Tracers
Kaplan, D.I. 13n/2138/Tu Biogenic Manganese Oxides Facilitate Iodide Oxidation at pH ≤ 5
13g/11:00/Th Recent Advances in the Detection of Specific Natural Organic Compounds as Carriers for Radionuclides in Soil and Water Environments, with Examples of Radioiodine and Plutonium
Kappen, P. 13g/09:30/Th Uranyl Nitrate Adsorption by Eucalyptus Bark: A Column Experiment
Kappler, A. 15i/10:00/Mo Using He-Ion Microscopy to Map the Growth and Mineralization of Twisted Stalks Produced by Microaerophilic Fe(II)-oxidizing Bacteria
20c/11:15/Mo Adaptation to Growth on Fe(II) in the Photoferrotroph R. Palustris TIE-1: A Proteomic and Electron Microscopy Analysis
15l/17:00/Mo Microbial iron(II) Oxidation Under Anoxic and Microoxic Conditions – Ecology and Biomineral Formation
15l/2142/Mo Identification of Active Autotrophic, Nitrate-Reducing Fe(II) Oxidizing Bacteria in Coastal Marine Sediment
14c/2278/Tu Biogeochemical Fingerprints in Biogenic Magnetite Nanoparticles
11e/3030/Tu Does Fe(II)-OM Complexation Promote or Prevent Microbial Fe(II) Oxidation?
15k/3227/Tu Nitrite as a Key Intermediate in N2O Formation in iron(II)-containing and Carbon-Rich Marine Sediments
11e/10:00/We Iron Mineral Transformations Induced by Ferrous Iron and Sulfide in NOM-Fe-Rich Peatland Flocs
14e/11:00/We Identity and Abundance of Iron- and Sulfur-Metabolizers in a Paleoproterozoic Ocean Analogue
15k/16:00/We Implications of Fe(III) Photoreduction for Sedimentary Biogeochemical Iron Cycling
10d/17:00/Th Precambrian Submarine Arc Volcanoes: Deep-Water Hydrothermal Oases for Anoxygenic Iron-Oxidizing Phototrophs?
11m/09:45/Fr In situ Mapping of Biogeochemical Gradients in the Rhizosphere of Rice Plants (Oryza Sp.) and Consequences for Iron Plaque Formation
11m/10:15/Fr Microaerophilic iron(II) Oxidation: An Experimental Approach to Quantify Microbial iron(II) Oxidation Rates
Kara Gülbay, R. 19e/2350/Tu Rock-Eval Pyrolysis Characteristics of Westphalian Aged Coal Beds in Kozlu, Zonguldak/Turkey
11c/3005/Tu Element Enrichment and Organic Matter-Element Relationship of the Eskişehir Oil Shale Deposit, NW Turkey
11n/2118/We N-Alkane Characterization of Marine, Lacustrine and Terrestrial Environments: A Statistical Application on the Selected Fields from Turkey
Karacık, Z. 06f/16:00/Fr Petrogenesis of Middle Eocene Post-Collisional Magmatism Around Izmir-Ankara-Erzincan Suture Zone (Pontides, NE Turkey)
Karakaya, N. 07a/2151/Mo Sulphur, Oxygen and Strontium Isotope Composition of the Ca-Sulphate Minerals in the Tuzgölü Basin, Türkiye
Karamalidis, A. 18i/16:00/Th Selective Solid Phase Extraction of Rare Earth Elements from Aqueous Solutions
Karaseva, O. 07a/2165/Mo How Biopolymers Control Calcite Precipitation
Kardjilov, N. 11o/09:15/Tu In situ Imaging of Dynamic Processes at the Complex Root-Soil-Interface
Kargin, A. 05d/14:30/Fr The Mantle Metasomatism Assotiated with Kimberlite Magmatism, the Grib Kimberlite Pipe, Arkhangelsk Diamond Province, Russia
Karimian, N. 13c/2086/Tu As and Sb Behaviour Post Freshwater Restoration of the Jarosite and Fe(II)-rich ASS/AMD-Affected Wetlands
Karimpour, M.H. 22a/2276/Th Fluid Inclusion and Stable Isotopes Studies on Hydrothermal Breccia, the Main Stage of Mineralization in Khunik Prospecting Area
Karla, K. 17h/3172/Mo Nd Isotopes in the North Atlantic Endmember of the AMOC over the Last 1.3 Ma
Karlbach, R. 09c/3187/We Textural, Geochemical and Leaching Study of Volcanic Ash: Environmental Impact of the Calbuco Volcano Eruption, April 2015
Karlstrom, K. 21i/17:15/Tu Heavy Noble Gases Help Distinguish Mantle and Lithospheric Contributions in Southwestern US Hot Springs
Karmakar, S. 06l/3199/Mo Origin of Ruby in Chromiferous Anorthosites, from the Sittampundi Layered Complex, India
06j/2136/Th Formation of Anthophyllite + Plagioclase in a Retrograded Mafic Granulite from Palghat Cauvery Shear Zone, India: Constraints on Fluid Composition and Element Mobility
Karmysheva, I. 06h/3142/Tu Numerical Model of Magmatic Mingling: An Example from the Bayankol Massif (Sangilen Plateau, South Siberia)
Kärnfelt, C. 13m/2210/Th ELVIDOR- Vibrating Gold Micro-Wire Electrode: In situ High Resolution Measurements of Copper in Marine Environments
Karolewski, J. 15k/17:15/We Looking at Reaction Signatures of Chemodenitrification Through a Multi-Isotopic Lens
Karolytė, R. 19e/10:15/We Helium, Carbon and Oxygen Isotopes as Natural Tracers of CO2 Storage and Migration in South East Australia

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