Seminar
The Institute Seminar is open for all students and working groups of the geosciences. Its aim is to make new research results accessible to a wide audience. To strenghten the listeners and the communication within the institute, bretzels and drinks will be offered afterwards.The lectures take place Tuesdays at 14.15 h in lecture room N6.
Program:
May 03, 2011: Thomas Nagel, University Bonn:
The surprising evolution of the Rhodope Mountains (Bulgaria and Greece)
Invited by Thomas Zack
May 17, 2011: Tobias Kluge, Yale University, USA:
Paleotemperature reconstruction with clumped isotopes - case study: speleothems
Invited by Denis Scholz
May 24, 2011: Rolf L. Romer, Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum (GFZ), Potsdam:
How minerals swindle about their age and cloud our perception of geological rates
Invited by Dejan Prelevic
May 31, 2011: Jonathan Castro, University Mainz:
Explosive and Effusive Rhyolite Volcanism
June 07, 2011: Jörn H. Kruhl, TU München:
Magma under stress: mega- to micro-stuctures of granitoides as indicators of movements in the continental crust
Invited by Mark Peternell
June 14, 2011: Joachim Reitner, University Göttingen:
Geobiological force of microbial mats
Invited by Bernd Schöne
June 21, 2011: Thomas Brey, AWI Bremerhaven:
The bivalve Laternula elliptica at King George island - A biological recorder of climate change in the West Antarctic Peninsula Region
Invited by Bernd Schöne
June 28, 2011: Gerhard Brügmann, University Mainz:
Fossile Flusspferdzähne als Paläo-Umweltarchive: Chemische Zusammensetzung und Isotopensignaturen
July 05, 2011: Sonja Aulbach:
Sulfide-bearing diamonds from the slab and mantle wedge: witnesses of element transfer in subduction zones.
Attention: Start 3 pm!
invited by Thomas Zack
July 12, 2011: Ambre Luguet, University Bonn:
Highly Siderophile Elements and Os isotopic signatures (187Os-186Os) in mantle samples: Key tools to constrain planetary processes
Invited by Dorrit Jacob
July 19, 2011: Mark Peternell, University Mainz:
to be determined