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Program Day-by-Day
Conference program arranged by day
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Program by Theme
Conference program arranged by subject
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Author Index
All authors
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Program Structure
How the sessions are arranged during the conference
- Pop Up Talks
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Plenaries
The headline talks of the conference
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Awards
Award talks and ceremonies
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Keynote talks
All the Keynote talks
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Committees
Members of the committees organising the conference
- Pop Up Talks
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Community Events
These events are organised by scientists, societies and members of the geochemical community for the benefit and interest of all our delegates.
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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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Exhibition Events
These events are all being planned by our exhibitors. To find out more information, visit them on their booths.
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Field Trips
The field trips run in association with Goldschmidt are organised and led by scientists for scientists.
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Socials
There will be a range of exciting social events for Goldschmidt delegates to meet and mingle with fellow geochemists.
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Workshops
Pre-conference workshops
All abstracts by Shao-Yong Jiang at Goldschmidt2017
| (2017) In situ Trace Elements and S-Pb Isotopic Analyses of Pyrite: Implications for Ore-Forming Processes in the Qiyugou Gold Deposit, China
Xiong S-F & Jiang S-Y |
18a/15:15/Mon |
| (2017) Geochemistry and Fluid Evolution of the Liyuan Gold Deposit, Northern Shanxi Province, Central North China Craton
Ma Y, Li H-L & Jiang S-Y |
18a/3004/Mon |
| (2017) Eu and Ce Anomaly and REE Patterns in Cap Carbonates of Neoproterozoic Duoshantou Formation in South China
Wu H-P, Yang J-H & Jiang S-Y |
14b/3126/Mon |
| (2017) Combined in situ Sr Isotopic and Chemical Investigation of the Host Dolomite within the Giant Bayan Obo Nb-Ree-Fe Deposit
Chen W, Liu H-Y & Jiang S-Y |
05f/2214/Tue |
| (2017) Volcanic Source of Phosphorus for Neoproterozoic Doushantuo Phosphorites in the Three Gorge Area, South China: Constraint from in situ REE Geochemistry
Lu L-Y, Pi D-H & Jiang S-Y |
11k/3045/Tue |
| (2017) New Evidence from Halogen and Boron Isotopes for Multiple Sources of Middle Miocene Badenian Evaporites, Carpathian Mountain Region
Zhao Y, Wang Y-J, Wei H-Z, Jiang S-Y, Eastoe CJ & Peryt TM |
21g/3167/Tue |
| (2017) Accurate Bromine Isotope Analysis and Implications of Multiple Isotope Tracers for Origin and Evolution of Rare Metal Resources in Hydrothermal Brines in Tibet
Wang Y-J, Wei H-Z, Jiang S-Y & Zhao Y |
21g/09:30/Wed |
| (2017) Cd Isotope Fractionation between Phases in Cambrian Black Shales:
a Case Study from the Niutitang Formation, Southwest China
Hohl SV, Galer SJG, Liu Q, We i H & Jiang S-Y |
10h/15:45/Wed |
| (2017) Lipid Biomarkers and their Specific Carbon Isotopic Compositions of South China Sea Seep Carbonates
Ge L & Jiang S |
15f/2133/Wed |
| (2017) Geochemistry of Early Mesozoic Calc-Alkaline Lamprophyres from the Interior South China Block: Implication for Partial Melting of Subducted Sediments
Su H-M & Jiang S-Y |
04g/2273/Wed |
| (2017) Types, Mechanisms and Tectonic-Magmatic Controls of Rare Metal Mineralizations in China: An Overview
Jiang S-Y |
18i/2287/Wed |
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