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- 16-21 June 2025
- wri-18@unica.it
- Cagliari, Italy
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Convenors:
Francesco Frondini (University of Perugia – Italy); Caterina Gozzi (University of Florence – Italy)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Calabrese Sergio | Geochemical and Microbiological Investigations of waters in the Metropolitan Area of the Palermo Plain and Oreto river (Sicily, Italy) | Oral | 10:00 |
| Ferrari Martina | Investigating River Water Variations Using Compositional Methods in a Low-Impacted Catchment (Serchio River Basin, Northern Tuscany, Italy) | Oral | 10:30 |
| Calabrese Sergio | Travertine deposits of Greece: mineralogical, chemical and isotopic characterization | Oral | 11:15 |
| Menció Anna | The effects of severe drought events on coastal lagoons hydrochemistry | Oral | 11:30 |
| Kretzschmar Thomas | HYDROGEOCHEMICAL EVOLUTION OF THE VALLE DE GUADALUPE AQUIFER, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO | Oral | 11:45 |
| Thanooja P.V. | Influence of Rock-Water Interactions on Groundwater Chemistry in Hard-Rock Aquifers: A case study from the Palakkad District, Kerala, Southern India | Oral | 12:00 |
| Du Yao | Geogenic phosphorus enrichment in groundwater due to anaerobic methane oxidation-coupled Fe(III) oxide reduction | Oral | 12:15 |
| Ning Junna | Contribution of microbial metabolism to geogenic phosphorus enrichment in groundwater: Insights from metagenomic sequencing and organic molecular characterization | Oral | 12:30 |
| Liu Wenhui | Constraints on vertical variability of geogenic ammonium in multi-layered aquifer systems | Oral | 14:55 |
| Caschetto Mariachiara | Beyond CSIA: the role of environmental isotopes in contaminated site assessment – insights from Italian case studies | Oral | 15:10 |
| Shi Huanhuan | Source-oriented health risk assessment of groundwater nitrate by using EMMTE coupled with HHRA model | Oral | 15:25 |
| Shang R. H. | Mechanism on DOM driven heavy seasonal fluctuation of metals content: Insight from Guanshan Watershed (Danjiangkou, Central China) | Oral | 16:10 |
| Chen Zhanqiang | Study on the Evolution and Recharge Capacity of Carbonate Geothermal System in the Taiyuan Basin, China | Oral | 16:25 |
| Calia Mara | Evaluation of recharge sources and nitrates origin in a karst spring: a case study from the F.na Nurighe spring (NW Sardinia, Italy) | Poster | |
| Chen Gongxin | Hydrochemical characteristic of groundwater in Mahong Region, Jiangxi Province, China | Poster | |
| Dutova Ekaterina | Geochemical features and mineral-forming ability of the water of Lake Taloe (Republic of Khakassia, Russia) | Poster | |
| Escalona-Orellana Helena | Characterizing Emerging Contaminant Dynamics in an Induced Denitrification experiment using groundwater and soils from the Campo de Cartagena Aquifer (Murcia, Spain) | Poster | |
| Feng Song | Methane cycling and its roles in arsenic mobility in the Hetao Basin, China | Poster | |
| Filella Montserrat | Comparative speciation of germanium in two Czech reservoirs and Southern Ocean waters: Insights into geochemical behavior across contrasting aquatic systems | Poster | |
| García-Cuadra Charo | Unravelling cation exchange processes in a Mediterranean detrital coastal aquifer (Costa del Sol area, S Spain): a preliminary hydrogeochemical modelling prior to managed aquifer recharge | Poster | |
| Gozzi Caterina | What if the data represent proportions? Decoding river hydrogeochemistry with compositional methods: the project of the Ombrone Grossetano River Basin (Italy) | Poster | |
| Mayer Bernhard | A province-wide assessment of redox controls on the quality of groundwater in Alberta, Canada | Poster | |
| Menció Anna | Using natural springs to analyze groundwater recharge events under severe climatic conditions | Poster | |
| Palomino Gómez Adrián | Groundwater-rock interactions and hydrogeochemical related processes in the Espera Endorheic Complex (Cádiz-Sevilla). Implications for the proper wetlands management. | Poster | |
| Peterson Jacob | Calibration of Models for Remote Sensing Estimation of Chlorophyll Concentrations with Limited In Situ Measurements | Poster | |
| Roqué Carles | Cave formation in micaschists: The role of acid rock drainage | Poster | |
| Sánchez-López Laura | Tidal influence on uranium dynamics in an estuary impacted by acid mine drainage | Poster | |
| Wudke Hannah | Water quality and strontium isotope analysis of shallow groundwater near the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia | Poster |
Convenors:
Richard Wanty, Ryan Venturelli, Neus Otero
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ojeda Lucia | Clumped isotopes of abiotic methane to investigate origins and formation temperatures in serpentinized peridotites of the Ronda Peridotite Massifs, Southern Spain | Oral | 10:00 |
| Baranovskaya Ekaterina I | Genesis of the salt component of thermomineral waters of intermountain basins and mountain-folded regions | Oral | 10:30 |
| Drebot Valeria | Main sources and mechanisms controlling chlorine and bromine isotopic ratios in saline lakes: a case study from Transbaikalia | Oral | 11:15 |
| Lei Chenbo | Characteristics of boron isotopes and their indicative significance in groundwater arsenic mobilization from an alluvial basin | Oral | 11:30 |
| Li Yao | The contribution of microbial cycling to the enrichment of dissolved phosphate in floodplain aquifers | Oral | 11:45 |
| Margalef-Marti Rosanna | Evaluating biostimulation efficiency in a Constructed Wetland to treat nitrate pollution with isotopic tools | Oral | 12:00 |
| Boumaiza Lamine | New concept for identifying a typical expected isotopic range of denitrification for nitrate-impacted groundwaters | Oral | 12:15 |
| Escalona-Orellana Helena | Feasibility of Using Agro-Industrial By-Products to Induce Denitrification in the Campo de Cartagena Aquifer (Murcia, Spain) | Oral | 12:30 |
| Lyamina Larisa | Isotopic indicators and chemical properties of glacial lakes at Adygine glacier complex, Northern Tien Shan | Oral | 14:55 |
| Parlov Jelena | Cross-correlation analysis of water stable isotope time series in river-dominated alluvial aquifer (Zagreb aquifer, Croatia) | Oral | 15:10 |
| Brugnone Filippo | A new approach for studies of atmospheric deposition: boron and strontium isotopic fingerprints in rainwater from urban, industrial, rural, and volcanic areas of Sicily, Italy | Oral | 15:25 |
| Fernández-Lagunas, A., Gil-Villalba, S., Rosell, M., Soler, A., Domènech, C. and Palau, J. | Potential of multi-isotopic analysis to evaluate persulfate activation in ISCO treatments. | Oral | 16:10 |
| Kretzschmar Thomas | DETERMINATION OF 18O AND D IN RAIN, SURFACE, AND GROUNDWATERS IN BAJA CALIFORNIA | Oral | 16:25 |
| Fernández-Lagunas, A., Cappelli, C., Rosell, M., Torrentó, C., Soler, A., Domènech, C. and Palau, J. | Multi-isotopic tracing of alkaline persulfate activation in a column experiment with recycled concrete. | Oral | 16:40 |
| Pellegrini Maura | Latest trends in isotope measurements | Oral | 16:45 |
| Baranovskaya Ekaterina I | Hydrogeochemistry of Natural Mineral Waters in the Issyk-Kul Basin (Tien Shan Region) | Poster | |
| Kharitonova Natalia | Isotopic composition (δ18O and δD) of mobile and bound water within mud volcanoes in the southern part of the West-Kuban trough | Poster | |
| Jędrysek Mariusz-Orion | A Large Source of ²H-Depleted and ¹⁷O–¹⁸O-Enriched Atmospheric Water: A Massive Deviation from the Global Meteoric Water Line | Poster | |
| Schulz Myles | Application of Calcium and Strontium Isotopes to Understanding Water-Rock Interactions and Pore Fluid Stability in an Archean Age Pluton | Poster |
Convenors:
Carlo Cardellini (University of Perugia, Italy); Fátima Viveiros (IVAR – University of the Azores, Ponta Delgada, Portugal), Tobias Fischer (University of New Mexico, USA), Santiago Arellano (Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden) Franco Tassi (University of Florence, Italy);
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiodini Giovanni | The shape of compositional anomalies caused by magma degassing events and implications for the current unrest at Campi Flegrei | Oral | 10:00 |
| Ricci Andrea | Temporal evolution of noble gases in volcanic fumaroles at Vulcano Island (southern Italy): preliminary insights from a year-long geochemical monitoring | Oral | 10:30 |
| Mattioli Julia | Fluid sources and reservoir processes in the Krafla-Námafjall geothermal system, Iceland from δ18O, δ2H, 87Sr/86Sr and noble gas isotopes on well fluid samples | Oral | 11:15 |
| Dallara Evelina | Carbonyl Sulfide (COS) and other sulphur-bearing trace compounds in volcanic and geothermal discharges: new geoindicators for better characterization of fluid source(s) | Oral | 11:30 |
| Wang Feiyue | Exceptionally low mercury emissions from volcanic and geothermal activity in Iceland | Oral | 11:45 |
| Aðalsteinsdóttir Sigríður María | Soil gas CO2 flux in the Theistareykir geothermal field, NE Iceland | Oral | 12:00 |
| D’Alessandro Walter | Deep geogenic degassing along an active fault system in the Osmaniye Province of Turkey | Oral | 12:15 |
| Tieri Mauro | Deep CO2 transported by Apennine rivers: fluxes quantification and implications for the development of a geochemical monitoring network of seismicity | Oral | 12:30 |
| Newman Connor | Noble gas isotopes and fractionation processes illustrate deep groundwater flow and radiogenic volatile scavenging in a low-temperature continental geothermal system | Oral | 12:45 |
| Aðalsteinsdóttir Sigríður María | Chlorine isotope (δ37Cl) systematics in hydrothermal fluids and volcanic gases across diverse tectonic settings | Poster | |
| D’Alessandro Walter | Tectonic degassing from South-Eastern Europe: preliminary results from Albania and Kosovo | Poster | |
| Hurwitz Shaul | Magmatic volatiles in the Yellowstone Plateau volcanic field: the knowns, the unknowns, and the uncertainties | Poster | |
| Ricci Andrea | Geochemistry of light hydrocarbons and redox conditions in hydrothermal systems: new insights from fumarolic gases of Vulcano Island, southern Italy | Poster | |
| Tarchini Luca | Diffuse soil CO2 flux variation at the western base of La Fossa cone of Vulcano (Aeolian Islands, Italy) | Poster | |
| Tarchini Luca | Geochemical estimation of the total natural CO2 output from the City of Rome | Poster |
Convenors:
Wei Jiang (University of Science and Technology of China: Hefei – China); Christoph Gerber (CSIRO – Australia).
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cymanek Lisa | 39Ar Analysis in Rocks for Surface Exposure Dating and for Studying Underground Production | Oral | 10:00 |
| Jiang Wei | Inter-comparison between 81Kr and 14C dating of groundwater | Oral | 10:30 |
| Kralik Martin | Water rock interaction and mixing of deep thermal groundwater revealed by 81Kr, 18O and 87Sr-isotopes in the Austrian Alpine Foreland Basin | Oral | 11:15 |
| Poblete-Gonzalez Camila | Integrating U-Th/⁴He and ¹⁴C dating to constrain geothermal fluid residence time in volcanic arc setting | Oral | 11:30 |
| West Cristoph | High Argon-39 Concentrations in Groundwater of a Mountain Hillslope in the East River Watershed | Oral | 11:45 |
| Newman Connor | Tracing water budget changes using dynamic groundwater residence times in the Upper Colorado River Basin | Oral | 12:00 |
| Negele Sophie | A User-Friendly Software for Unified Bayesian Inference of Transit Time Distributions and Its Application to Groundwater | Poster | |
| Purtschert Roland | Practical applications of the combined use of ⁸⁵Kr and ³H/³He dating for hydrological studies | Poster |
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ptacek Carol | Arsenic Mobilization in Abandoned Au-Mine Tailings and Removal using Passive Treatment Systems | Oral | 14:55 |
| Di Benedetto Francesco | The fate of Arsenic in the Carletti Spring System (Viterbo, Italy): a XAS speciation study | Oral | 15:25 |
| Feng Xiaojun | Molecular transformation of dissolved organic matter in high arsenic groundwater during electron shuttle | Oral | 16:10 |
| Su Zhengqi | Microbial transformation of natural organic matter modulates As(V) reduction in electron shuttling systems | Oral | 16:25 |
| Guerrieri Salvatore | Microbial-mediated arsenic-rich iron oxy/hydroxysulphate (schwertmannite) in an acid mine drainage system | Oral | 16:40 |
| Kaufmann Andreas B. | Antimony isotopic fractionation in natural tropical river waters | Oral | 16:55 |
| Đorđević Tamara | Synchrotron-based X-ray spectroscopy study of thallium partitioning and retention in metal-sulfide deposits | Oral | 17:10 |
| Meloni Federica | Evaluating Water-Tailing Interaction Processes and Geochemical Monitoring in the Historic Sb-Mine of Le Cetine di Cotorniano (Tuscany) | Poster | |
| Filella Montserrat | Understanding the detrital fraction in the riverine transport of antimony and bismuth | Poster | |
| Majzlan Juraj | Fate of Sb and Bi in the oxidation zone of REE-U-Au quartz veins at Prakovce-Zimná Voda (Slovakia) | Poster |
Convenors: Donato Giovannelli (University of Naples Federico II – Italy); Alberto Vitale Brovarone (University of Bologna – Italy); Shawn McGlynn (Earth-Life Science Institute, Tokyo Tech – Japan)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olivieri Orlando | The tale of H2 and hydrocarbons genesis from mid-ocean ridge to deep subduction settings recorded by the Monte Maggiore peridotite, Alpine Corsica | Oral | 14:55 |
| Amico Francesca | Linking hydrothermal fluid geochemistry and microbial community patterns in Nisyros Island, Greece | Oral | 15:25 |
| Paquis Pablo | Energetic Convergence Nodes in High-Altitude Andean Hydrothermal Systems: Microbial Metabolic Adaptation in Extreme Environments | Oral | 16:10 |
| Guo Huaming | Electron shuttling of dissolved organic matter in high arsenic groundwater | Oral | 16:25 |
| Gimeno Maria | Redox characters of subpermafrost groundwaters in deep crystalline rocks (west margin of the Greenland ice sheet) | Oral | 16:40 |
| Uhlig David | Imbalances in Dissolved Elemental Export Fluxes Disclose “Hidden” Critical Zone Compartments | Oral | 17:05 |
| Yücel Mustafa | Biogeosignatures of life-supporting gradients within the ocean habitats of icy moons: Perspectives from Planet Earth | Oral | 17:20 |
| Medas Daniela | Root-mineral interactions and Sb uptake by Dittrichia viscosa | Poster | |
| Murru Marta | KARST GEOGRAPHIES. Permeable metamorphoses of the landscape | Poster |
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dessì Roberto | Abandoned mines in Sardinia (IT): the Heavy Metals soils background values project | Oral | 09:50 |
| Manning Andrew | Distinguishing natural from mining-related sources of stream metal loading with a new approach employing streambank wells | Oral | 10:05 |
| Meloni Federica | Integrated approach (CoDA and machine learning) for determining geochemical baseline values in soils from decommissioned mining areas | Oral | 10:20 |
| Natali Stefano | From stratigraphy to isotopes: a comprehensive approach to distinguish landfill impacts from geochemical baselines in groundwater | Oral | 11:05 |
| Vecchio Antonella | Environmental profile of arsenic in soils and derivation of reference values in light of the EU proposal for a Soil Monitoring and Resilience Directive | Oral | 11:20 |
| Runkel Rob | Determining Premining Water Quality in Streams Draining Mineralized Watersheds: An Overview of the Proximal Analog Approach | Oral | 11:50 |
| Testa Maurizio | Abandoned mines in Sardinia (IT): the GW background values project in Iglesiente-Fluminese, Sardinia SW, IT | Oral | 12:05 |
| Walton-Day Katherine | Gamma radiation and soil concentrations of U, As, Cu, and Mo during the mine life cycle and reclamation of breccia-pipe U deposits, Arizona, USA | Oral | 12:20 |
| Guerra Maurizio | Reusing degraded land while protecting the environment: the role of risk assessment in the Montevecchio Ponente mining area | Oral | 12:35 |
| Romero-Matos Jonatan | Uranium and thorium in acid mine drainage: origin and mobility in the Odiel River (SW, Spain) | Poster | |
| Amaya Yaeggy Gerardo | Mineralogical and Geochemical Characterization of Smelting Slags from the Iberian Pyrite Belt | Poster | |
| Buera Cuerva Javier | New insights on the impact of the Rodalquilar tailing dump (Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park) on groundwater | Poster | |
| Castellanos Vásquez Maira | Encapsulation of sulfide mine wastes as a tool to mitigate acid mine drainage (AMD) processes | Poster | |
| Floreani Federico | Environmental concerns and future perspectives related to the legacy of metal(oid) contamination in the vicinity of a dismissed Pb-Zn mining area (Raibl, NE Italy) | Poster | |
| Léon Rafael | Selective Recovery of Zn-Cu-REE from Acid Mine Drainage Using Active Treatment | Poster | |
| Pavoni Elena | Effects of groundwater and tailings interaction on the mobility of Thallium and other potentially toxic elements in a decommissioned Pb-Zn mining site (Raibl mine, north-eastern Italian Alps) | Poster | |
| Ramos Violeta | Metal and metalloid concentrations in water, sediments and plants in the Carnon and Tregeseal rivers and the Trevaunance Stream, Cornwall, UK | Poster | |
| Winkler Abigail | Metal Loading Dynamics in the Hyporheic Zone as a Result of Acid Mine Drainage | Poster |
Convenors:
Alexis Sitchler (Colorado School of Mine – USA);
Hang Deng (Peking University – China);
Chen Zhu (Indiana University – USA)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
Opfergelt Sophie | Changing Arctic Critical Zone: Tracing Permafrost Thaw | Oral | 16:10 |
| Latrille Christelle | Sr transport in an unsaturated alluvium: dependence of water content | Oral | 16:40 |
| Rosso Kevin M | Mastering reactive flow through fracture networks in the deep subsurface: A multiscale grand challenge for clean energy | Oral | 16:55 |
| Kharitonova N.A. | Geochemistry and mass transport N2-bearing groundwater within Khodja Obi Garm thermal field, Pamir-Alay region | Poster | |
| Harrison Anna | Impacts of climate variables on basalt weathering rates and CO2 removal | Poster | |
| Opfergelt Sophie | From Marine- to Land-Terminating Glaciers in Greenland Fjords: Influence on Dissolved P in this Aquatic Critical Zone | Poster | |
| Soler Josep | Modeling of a core infiltration experiment (fractured crystalline rock from ONKALO): Fracture vs. matrix reactivity | Poster | |
| Swager Katherine | Fluorescence imaging of calcite dissolution in a microfluidic device | Poster | |
| Gong Lei | Geochemical modeling tools for simulating water-rock interactions for the critical zone processes, critical minerals formation and extraction, and carbon sequestration | Poster | |
| Beaulieu Emilie | Modeling of Radium mobility in a temperate forested catchment under present and future climate | Poster | |
| Deng Hang | Micro-continuum Reactive Transport Modeling for Water Rock Interactions | Poster |
Convenors:
Elisa Sacchi (University of Pavia – Italy), Gordon Williams
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wang Zhen | Lead (Pb) isotope geochemistry of global phosphate rocks: Implications for environmental tracing | Oral | 09:50 |
| Bordeleau Geneviève | Integrating limnological and isotopic analyses to design geothermal heat pump systems at flooded open pit mines: the case of two former asbestos mines in Quebec, Canada | Oral | 10:05 |
| Kraemer Dennis | Tracing Heavy Metal Contamination in Drainage Water of Abandoned Mine Sites with Rare Earth Element and Antimony Isotope Fractionation | Oral | 11:05 |
| Warner Nathaniel | Assessing the Impact of Oil and Gas Wastewater on Freshwater Mussels: Geochemical and Ecotoxicological Insights | Oral | 11:35 |
| Voinot Alexandre | Unconventional lithium mineralization: unconventional surficial media geochemistry? | Oral | 11:50 |
| Szőcs Teodóra | Hydrogeochemical, isotope and geophysical studies applied in lithium resource research (Hungary) | Oral | 12:05 |
| Williams Gordon D.Z | The Origin of Lithium at the Salar de Uyuni: A multi-isotope and elemental approach | Oral | 12:20 |
| Martinková Eva | Metal Content and Pb, Zn Isotopic Signatures Across Different Types of Dust Originating from E-waste Processing: Impact of Decomposition Methods | Oral | 14:55 |
| Lazarov Marina | In situ δ34S and δ33S isotope analyses by UV-fs-MC-ICP-MS | Oral | 15:10 |
| Alvarez-Amado Fernanda | Comparative hydrogeochemical and isotopic insights into lithium enrichment in hyperarid salar systems of northern Chile | Poster | |
| Hu X.K. (Xinkai) | In-situ Trace element and Sulfur isotope of Pyrite constrain Molybdenum enrichment and Ore genesis in a hydrothermal vein system | Poster | |
| Lepokurova Olesya | Isotope compositions of CMB production waters in Russia as a result of long-term interaction in the water-rock-methane-coal system | Poster | |
| Meng Xingwei | Sulfur isotopes as a new indicator for the maturity degrees of submarine hydrothermal systems | Poster | |
| Sacchi Elisa | Development and application of isotope techniques for efficient water resources management in mining areas: results from an IAEA Coordinated Research Project (F33026) | Poster | |
| Sacchi Elisa | Using d18O and d2H to refine the conceptual groundwater circulation model at the former Balangero asbestos mine (Northern Italy) | Poster |
Convenors:
Juan Liu (Peking University -China);
Kevin Rosso, (PNLL- USA) ;
Keisuke Fukushi (Kanazawa University -Japan)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rosso Kevin M | Elucidating the structure of labile Fe(III) using X-ray spectroscopy – A key reactive intermediate to iron oxide phase transitions in aqueous solution | Oral | 16:10 |
| Fukaya So | Transformation of Ferrihydrite to Hematite/Goethite in Salt Solutions: Implications for the Rare Detection of Goethite on Mars | Oral | 16:40 |
| Sheng Anxu | The influences of Fe(II) supply rates and extracellular polymeric substances on ferrihydrite nanoparticle biotransformation | Oral | 16:55 |
| Liu Juan | Sulfidation of iron oxides enhances carbon fixation by sulfur-reducing bacteria in hydrothermal environments | Oral | 17:10 |
| Fukushi Keisuke | U(VI) partitioning on monohydrocalcite by adsorption and coprecipitation during transformation under high pH conditions: Implications for U(VI) accumulation in alkaline lakes | Oral | 17:40 |
| Xie Jinxin | Biorecovery of gold nanoparticles from industrial wastewaters by Shewanella oneidensis | Poster |
Alessandro Pisello (University of Perugia – Italy); Gianluigi Ortenzi (INGV Catania – Italy); Pupa Gilbert (University of Wisconsin – USA)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Piccioni Giuseppe | Icy worlds habitability and the objectives of MAJIS, the imaging spectrometer on board the ESA JUICE mission to the Jupiter system | Oral | 09:50 |
| Ortenzi Gianluigi | Modelling of volatile volcanic outgassing and chemical speciation to investigate rocky planets atmosphere | Oral | 10:20 |
| Pisello Alessandro | PETRAS summer school and research campaign: The island of Vulcano as analog for planetary exploration | Oral | 11:20 |
| Yoshihara Kanako | Effect of the organic mineral on Mg/Fe fractionation during aqueous alteration of meteoritic material | Oral | 11:35 |
| Roman Moreno Francisco | What role does silica play in the dawn of life on planet Earth? | Oral | 11:50 |
| Gilbert Pupa | Traveling through space and time in coral biomineralization (IMA Working Group) | Keynote | 12:05 |
| Littrell Kenneth | Small- and Ultrasmall-Angle Neutron Scattering as a Tool for Characterization of Geological Structures and Biomineralization Processes | Oral | 14:55 |
| De Giudici Giovanni | Biomineralization and the Environment (IMA Working Group) | Oral | 15:10 |
| Onnis Patrizia | Biomineralization in Extreme Mining Wastes and the Application of Advance Techniques | Oral | 16:10 |
| Chogani Alireza | EXCITE²: a European network providing transnational access to state-of-the-art imaging facilities | Poster | |
| Guerrieri Salvatore | Microbial-mediated coprecipitation of Zn, Fe, and Mn in secondary minerals within a mine tailings drainage (Rio Roia Cani, Sardinia, Italy) | Poster | |
| Izzo Francesco | Determining 87Sr/86Sr ratio in organic biominerals for environmental issues: Preliminary results on Staghorn and Jackstone calculi | Poster | |
| Li Jie | Layered growth histories of polymetallic nodules from the Eastern and Western Clarion-Clipperton Zone as recorders of paleoenvironment: insights from geochemical stratigraphy | Poster |
Convenors: Laura Pioli (Università di Cagliari) – Giulio Vignoli (Università di Cagliari)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tsuchiya Noriyoshi | Geological model of supercritical geothermal energy in subduction zone as terrestrial energy system | Oral | 16:10 |
| Auzina Larisa | Hydrothermal systems of lithospheric plates margins | Oral | 16:40 |
| D’Ippolito Gianluca | Laboratory earthquakes under hydrothermal conditions in Neapolitan Yellow Tuff (Campi Flegrei, Italy) | Oral | 16:55 |
| Ozcan Dogacan | Estimation of reservoir temperatures in the geothermal field of the Central Baikal Rift Zone (Russia) | Oral | 17:10 |
| Zippa Elena | What role does silica play in the dawn of life on planet Earth? | Oral | 11:50 |
| Wang Lizhu | UAV-Based Volcanic Morphometry of Monogenetic Volcanoes: Insights from Inner Mongolia, China | Poster | |
| Zhang Weizun | Sources of lithium, rubidium, and cesium in geothermal waters of the Yangbajain-Gulu Rift Valley: Evidence from geochemical and water-rock interactions | Poster |
Convenors: Jerome Viers (Université Toulouse III – Paul Sabatier), François Chabaux (Laboratoire d’Océanographie de Villefranche- France), David Widory, Neus Otero
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chen J.B (Jiubin) | New metal isotope proxy for tracing continental weathering | Oral (Invited) | 09:50 |
| Bezyk Yaroslav | Variable coalbed methane provenance in underground mine workings: gas and water isotopic study | Oral | 10:20 |
| Gavrieli Ittai | Carbon isotope fractionation during CO2 invasion and its impact on DIC and organic matter carbon isotope composition | Oral | 11:05 |
| Stamm Franziska M | Amorphous silica vs short-range ordered hydroxyaluminosilicate formation – Reaction kinetics, transition stage and Si isotope fractionation | Oral (Invited) | 11:20 |
| Mavromatis Vasileios | Isotope exchange in mineral-fluid systems at near chemical equilibrium conditions | Oral | 11:50 |
| Vigier Nathalie | Isotope tracing of lithium contamination and its environmental impact | Oral | 12:05 |
| Morera Gómez Yasser | Chemical and C and N stable isotope compositions of three species of epiphytic Tillandsia in a Caribbean coastal zone: air pollution sources and biomonitoring implications | Oral (Invited) | 12:20 |
| Bazzucchi Chiara | Quantifying Denudation and Uplift in the Albanides Using Cosmogenic Nuclides: Insights from In Situ ¹⁰Be and Meteoric ¹⁰Be/⁹Be | Oral | 14:55 |
| Krall Lindsay | Iron isotopes in anoxic basement fluids, Forsmark area, Sweden | Poster | |
| Rihs Sophie | Contribution of Radium isotopes to the alkaline-earth cations cycle in soils | Poster | |
| Schulz Myles | Identifying Sources of Bromine and Processes Affecting Bromine Concentration in Shield Environments | Poster |
Convenors:
Chen Zhu (Indiana University -USA), Donato Belmonte, (University of Genoa – Italy), Giuseppe Saldi, Jordi Cama, Marco Bruno
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wild Bastien | Reading the topography of mineral surfaces to better quantify the kinetics of (bio)geochemical reactions | Oral | Wednesday, 16:55 |
| Frugier Pierre | The GRAAL2 Glass Alteration Model: Assessing the Impact of Environmental Ions on Gel Composition and Passivation Performance | Oral | Wednesday, 17:25 |
| Andrè Laurent | A kinetic model of silica precipitation | Oral | Friday, 09:50 |
| Pierozzi Andrea | Understanding the natural basalt carbonation formation: the case study of Sverrejfellet Volcano (Svalbard, Norway) | Oral | Friday, 10:05 |
| Mavromatis Vasileios | Trace metal incorporation in ACC derived carbonate minerals | Oral | Friday, 10:20 |
| Kraemer Christin | Identification of colloidal species based on uranium (VI) in silicate solutions: structure, formation and stability domain in environmental conditions | Oral | Friday, 11:10 |
| Majzlan Juraj | Thermodynamic models of fluid and mineral evolution in the mines in Jáchymov: From extremely acidic to neutral conditions | Oral | Friday, 11:25 |
| Etschmann Barbara | Silver: the magic “bullet” for chalcopyrite dissolution | Oral | Friday, 11:55 |
| Williams Gordon | The Role of Boron in Controlling the pH of Lithium Brines | Oral | Friday, 12:10 |
| Apollaro Carmine | Advanced argillic alteration at Cave di Caolino, Lipari, Aeolian Islands (Italy): implications for the exploitation of geothermal resources | Poster | |
| Apollaro Carmine | Reaction path modelling as a tool to estimate the climate change effects at basin-scale | Poster | |
| Sekudewicz Ilona | Sorption of uranium and thorium onto secondary iron minerals and clay minerals: influence of algal biomass and humic acids | Poster |
Convenors: Fabrizio Gherardi (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Istituto di Geoscienze e Georisorse, Pisa, Italy)
Daniele Pinti (University of Montréal, Canada)
Zonghe Pang (Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China)
Keynote speaker:
Tianfu Xu (Jilin University, China)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spitzmüller Laura | Design and Development of Modular Nanoparticle-based Tracers for Geothermal Reservoir Exploration | Oral | 09:50 |
| Dallara Evelina | Isotope tracers for the investigation of the water recharge at Le Biancane, Larderello geothermal system | Oral | 10:05 |
| Feng Bo | Numerical Modeling of Acid Fracturing in Carbonate Geothermal Reservoir: A Case Study of the Well D22 in Xiong’an, Hebei Province | Oral | 10:20 |
| Li Yiman | Genesis of travertine in high-temperature geothermal system in Tibetan Plateau | Oral | 11:10 |
| Rendel Pedro | Solubility of anhydrite and calcite in supercritical water from 380 ˚C to 625 ˚C and 220 bar to 270 bar | Oral | 11:25 |
| Yuan Yilong | The evolution law of permeability in rough fractures under stress: Insights into the sustainable development of geothermal energy | Oral | 11:40 |
| Xu Tianfu | Experimental and modeling study on the multiphase reactive transport under supercritical geothermal conditions | Oral | 11:45 |
| Trumpp Michael | Increasing the Efficiency of Geothermal Power Plants by Coupling with Artificial Intelligence | Oral | 12:15 |
| Yue Gaofan | Hydrogeochemical Processes in the High-Temperature Geothermal System of Rehai, Tengchong, China | Oral | 14:55 |
| Zhong Chenghao | Experimental study on the effect of quartz dissolution/precipitation on granite fracture permeability under supercritical geothermal conditions | Oral | 15:10 |
| Gherardi Fabrizio | Insights from helium and heat flow in geothermal areas: the role of dedicated databases | Oral | 15:25 |
| Choi Jaehoon | Circulation Dynamics, Recharge Altitudes, and Geochemical Evolution of South Korean Deep Thermal Groundwater: An Integrated Approach Using Environmental Tracers and Hydrochemical Variables | Poster | |
| Li Yiman | Feasibility Study on Efficient Reinjection of Exogenous and Homologous Water into Carbonate Geothermal Reservoirs | Poster | |
| Liu Jinhui | Characteristics and formation mechanism of medium-temperature geothermal water in Lantian, Ningdu, Jiangxi province，China | Poster |
Convenors: Yousif Kharaka (USGS – USA);
Chiara Boschi (IGG-CNR Italy)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rielli Andrea | CO₂ storage in serpentinised peridotites: Complete Serpentine carbonation and metal mobilisation during the formation of magnesite deposits in the Ligurian Ophiolites | Oral | 14:55 |
| Bénézeth Pascale | Carbon mineralization from mafic, ultramafic rocks and alkaline industrial waste products | Oral | 15:25 |
| Cau Costantino | Mining and industrial waste: a mechanochemical approach to CO2 mitigation | Oral | 15:40 |
| Masoudi Mohammad | Bridging numerical predictions and experimental realities: CO2 mineralization in basaltic rocks | Oral | 15:55 |
| White Jessica Jein | Enhancing Mineral Carbonation Through Molecular Simulations on Mineral Surfaces | Oral | 16:10 |
| Nooraiepour Mohammad | Salt precipitation dynamics in saline aquifers during geological CO2 storage: Role of continuous brine access and its implications for injectivity and containment integrity | Oral | 16:25 |
| Kirste Dirk | Reactive transport modelling of CO2 storage and the fate of calcite in clastic reservoirs, seals and baffles | Oral | 16:40 |
| Kharaka Yousif | Climate change: Direct CO2 capture to limit global warming to 1.5 °C | Oral | 16:55 |
| Ogunyele Abimbola Chris | Natural hydrogen exploration in Italy: geologic suitability, prospects, and current challenges | Oral | 17:10 |
| Ceballos Elina | Interaction between marly-limestone and H2S-saline solution: application to underground hydrogen storage | Oral | 17:25 |
| Hintzen Robin | Abiotic mineral-fluid-gas reactivity in underground H2 storage: A kinetic rate law for reductive pyrite dissolution from 60–150 °C and up to 150 bar H2 | Oral | 17:40 |
| Yakisik Onat | Laboratory experiments and geochemical models for CO2 mineralization in basalts | Oral | 17:55 |
| Clark Deirdre | A Geochemical Assessment of Carbon Capture and Mineralization for the Olkaria IV Geothermal Plant, Kenya | Poster | |
| Littlefield Anna | Geochemical Modeling of CO2 Storage in the Lyons Formation: Are Equilibrium Assumptions Sufficient? | Poster | |
| Rielli Andrea | Carbon Storage through Mineral Carbonation: Potential in the Iblean Plateau, Sicily (Italy) | Poster | |
| Vujević Ivan | Modelling and laboratory studies of fluid-solid interaction during H2 injection | Poster |
Convenors:
Monica Rosell (University of Barcellona – Spain)
David Widory (University of Quebec at Montreal – Canada)
Jordi Palau (University of Barcelona – Spain)
Martin Elsner (Technical University of Munich – Germany)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ogrinc Nives | Toward Greater Transparency: Stable Isotopes and Explainable Machine Learning Solutions for Food Traceability | Oral | 09:50 |
| Izzo Francesco | Strontium isotope ratio (87Sr/86Sr) as a marker for the geotraceability of the Falanghina del Sannio (South of Italy) white wine | Oral | 10:20 |
| Bunney Ellyse | Multi-isotopic provenancing of irrigated agricultural products: a case study of Vitis vinifera to examine the impact of farm practices on food isotope signatures | Oral | 11:05 |
| Di Marcantonio Eduardo | Unlocking Stable Isotopes for PFAs compounds: a new CSIA method | Oral | 11:20 |
| Caballero-Alcazar Nil | Compound specific isotope analysis (CSIA) of contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) in Water Treatment Systems: Methodological Advances and Field Applications | Oral | 11:35 |
| Gil-Villalba Sergio | Dual C-Cl isotope analysis allowed identification of different trichloromethane transformation reactions during alkaline persulfate activation under different simulated field conditions | Oral | 11:50 |
| Alam Md Samrat | Source apportionment of polycyclic aromatic compounds in the Athabasca River with dual compound-specific isotopes (δ13C and δ2H) | Oral | 12:05 |
| Marchesi Massimo | Compound Specific Isotopes Analysis (CSIA) to assess degradation of MTBE and ETBE at contaminated gasoline stations sites | Oral | 14:55 |
| Shouakar-Stash Orfan | Characterization of a Monochlorobenzene-Contaminated Site Using Multi-Element Compound-Specific Isotope Analysis (CSIA), Molecular Biological Techniques (MBTs), and Numerical Modeling | Oral | 15:10 |
| Wang Chunlei | Puzzle Game of Isotope Effects: Fingerprint and Reconstruct the fates of Organic Molecules | Oral | 15:25 |
| Canavan Aoife | Referencing strategies for position-specific isotope analysis of sulfamethoxazole by ESI-Orbitrap | Oral | 16:10 |
| Elsner Martin | Position-specific isotope analysis of serine using ESI-Orbitrap | Oral | 16:25 |
| Fosu Benjamin | Decoding Siderite: Insights into sample processing for clumped isotope analysis | Poster | |
| Saar de Almeida Bruna | Authenticating the origin of maple syrups in Quebec, Canada: A new tool based on the study of strontium isotopes | Poster |
Convenors:
Yuan Mei (CSIRO, Australia)
Andrea Dini (IGG-CNR, Italy)
Stefano Naitza (UniCa, Italy)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zhu Chen | An overview of thermodynamics, kinetics, and modeling of water-rock interactions in ore-forming and critical mineral extraction processes | Oral | 14:55 |
| Tagliacollo Lisa | Possible fluids responsible for mineralization in ophiolite-related Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide (VMS) deposits in the Modena province, Northern Apennine, Italy | Oral | 15:10 |
| Taran Yuri | Ultra-acidic and hyper-alkaline waters of the Kuril-Kamchatka region. Formation and related issues | Oral | 15:25 |
| Salvadori Matteo | Exploring pelitic formations as a potential source of lithium-rich waters in the Northern Apennines (Italy) | Oral | 16:10 |
| Bévan Maëlys | Effects of magmatic-hydrothermal F-rich fluids on REE mobility and Mo-W mineralization in the Ochtiná-Rochovce granite, Western Carpathians (Slovakia) | Oral | 16:25 |
| Verplanck Philip | Formation of the Mount Weld rare earth element deposit, Western Australia: a carbonatite-derived laterite | Oral | 16:40 |
| Attardi Antonio | Ore genesis in a greisen system from northern Sardinia | Oral | 17:10 |
| Zippa Elena | Water-rock interaction in the hydrothermal field of the Central Baikal Rift Zone (Russia) | Oral | 17:25 |
| Sedda Lorenzo | Rare Earth Elements remobilisation and reconcentration in hydrothermal systems of Fluminèse-Arburèse districts | Oral | 17:40 |
| Cesar Jaime | C and H isotopes of organic compounds reveal water-rock interactions accumulating critical minerals | Poster | |
| Diab Hamida | MECHANISM OF FORMATION, MINERALOGY AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE OOIDAL IRONSTONE OF DJEBEL HAD, NORTHEAST ALGERIA | Poster | |
| Domrocheva Evgeniia | Formation of the groundwater chemical composition in the coal-bearing regions of Kuzbass (Russia) | Poster | |
| Fukui Toko | Contrasting episyenite formation in Cretaceous volcanic arc granitoid: an example from the Hakata-jima Island, southwest Japan | Poster | |
| Mathur Ryan | On the importance of using metal isotope hydrogeochemistry to fingerprint critical metals | Poster | |
| Vladinova Tzvetomila | Mineral chemistry features of pyroxenes from the skarn alteration associated with the Elatsite porphyry – copper deposit, Bulgaria | Poster | |
| Vladinova Tzvetomila | Metasedimentary basement from Elatsite porphyry-copper deposit: Petrographic and Geochemical features | Poster |
Convenors: Marcella Barbera (University of Palermo – Italy);
Sergio Calabrese (University of Catania -Italy);
Claudio Inguaggiato (CICESE – Mexico)
(Yongjie Lin , Institute of Mineral Resources, Chinese Academy of Geological Sciences, China)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zuddas Pierpaolo | Behaviour of zirconium and hafnium in natural systems: fundamental and applied implications | Oral | Friday 16:10 |
| Inguaggiato Claudio | The importance of studying the Rare Earth Elements over time in hyperacid crater lakes: tracers of fluid-mineral dynamics | Oral | Friday 16:40 |
| Paquis Pablo | Controls on Rare Earth Elements (REEs) in thermal waters along Italy: Evidence of distribution and correlation patterns | Oral | Friday 17:05 |
| Belvisi Giacomo | Mapping soil legacy data: inexpensive insights into Rare Earth Elements | Oral | Friday 17:20 |
| Vengosh Avner | Searching for unconventional critical raw minerals resources: The co-occurrence of rare-earth elements and radionuclides in phosphate rocks and phosphogypsum byproducts | Oral | Friday 17:35 |
| Cama Jordi | Precipitation of rare-earth-element (REE)-oxalates from acid mine water (AMW): a sustainable strategy for the recovery of REEs | Oral | Saturday 09:45 |
| Brusca Lorenzo | Bioaccumulation Patterns of Rare Earth Elements in Plant Matrices: Insights from Volcanic and Anthropic Environments | Oral | Saturday 10:00 |
| Liu Haiyan | Rare earth elements in acid uranium mine drainage and sediments in southern China | Oral | Saturday 10:15 |
| Brugnone Filippo | Rare-earth and ultra-trace elements concentrations in rainwater from rural, urban, industrial, and volcanic areas of Sicily, Italy | Oral | Saturday 11:00 |
| Fabietti Ylenia | Specific Strategies for Ensuring Data Quality in the Quantitative Determination of REE in Sediments | Oral | Saturday 11:15 |
| Brugger Joel | Northern Flinders Ranges, South Australia: A Natural Laboratory for REE (bio)geochemistry | Oral | Saturday 11:30 |
| Liu JiQiang | The Characteristics of Metal Elements in Mussel from Wocan-1 Hydrothermal Vent | Oral | Saturday 11:45 |
| Lin Yongjie | Rare Earth Elements as Tracers in Alkaline Lake Dujiali, Central Qinghai-Tibet Plateau: Implications for the Origin of Hydromagnesite Deposits | Oral | Saturday 12:00 |
| Kasanzu Charles | Geochemical characterization of the Cenomanian – Campanian Red Sandstone Group of SW Tanzania: Implications for provenance, climate and paleo-redox conditions | Oral | 12:15 |
| Barbera Marcella | A Multivariate Approach to Understanding Soil Properties through Rare Earth Element Profile | Poster |
Convenors: Daniela Ducci (University of Naples, Italy)
Daren Goody (British Geological Survey, BGS, Wallingford – UK)
Andrea H. Manning (USGS – USA)
Chiara Porru (University of Cagliari -Italy)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Otero Neus | Multi-isotopic characterization to trace nitrate sources: results at country scale | Oral | Friday 09:45 |
| Lobina Francesca | Fate of nitrate in the unsaturated zone: evidence from the Arborea Plain | Oral | Friday 10:15 |
| Preziosi Elisabetta | Geogenic and anthropogenic processes define the groundwater quality in a landfill site with a complex hydrogeological settings | Oral | Friday 11:00 |
| Tomei Alessio | Coupling environmental isotopes and organic pollutants to investigate the impact of wastewater treatment plants on groundwater | Oral | Friday 11:15 |
| Natali Stefano | Integrating hydrogeochemistry and isotope hydrology for sustainable management of drinking water springs: the case of Capannori (Tuscany, Central Italy) | Oral | Friday 11:30 |
| Gerber Christoph | A parsimonious method to model the intrusion depth of environmental tracers in groundwater | Oral | Friday 11:45 |
| Gori Francesca | Groundwater-rock interactions and mixing in karst aquifers controlled by deep-seated faults: hydrogeochemical and multi-isotopic insights from the Pontina Plain (Central Italy) | Oral | Friday 12:15 |
| Piscedda Fabrizio Antonio | Investigating Hyporheic Zone Dynamics in the Lower Flumendosa Valley (SE Sardinia) for Groundwater Resource Management | Oral | Friday 14:10 |
| Mahamat Hassan | Assessing Groundwater-Surface Water Interactions in an Anthropized Alluvial Aquifer: A Geochemical and Isotopic Study | Oral | Friday 14:25 |
| Boumaiza Lamyne | Vadose zone water stable isotope profiles for assessing groundwater recharge under variable climate and landcover | Oral | Friday 14:30 |
| Porru Maria Chiara | Applying groundwater dating and isotopic analysis to a saline-intruded coastal aquifer | Poster | |
| Eisenmann Heinrich | LURCH-IsoGW: Groundwater Isoscapes for Germany | Poster |
Convenors:
Harue Masuda (Osaka Metropolitan University – Japan), Rachel Coyte (Duke University, – USA)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filippelli Gabriel | Lead isotopes in soil | Oral | Friday 09:45 |
| Masuda Harue | Microbial impact of groundwater chemistry of ATES wells at coastal area of Osaka Bay, Japan | Oral | Friday 10:15 |
| Cao Yuanyuan | Molecular Characteristics and Plastic Additives in Dissolved Organic Matter Derived from Polystyrene Microplastics: Implications for Urban Biogeochemical Cycles | Oral | Friday 11:00 |
| Coyte Rachel | Gadolinium on the Move: Improving Detection in Water and Understanding Human Uptake | Oral | Friday 11:15 |
| Godebo Tewodros | Lead, arsenic, cadmium, and uranium contamination in soils of southern Louisiana, United States | Oral | Friday 11:45 |
| Chabaux Francois | Reconstructing Metal (Pb, Zn, Cu & Sn) Enrichments in the Upper Rhine Hydrosystem from Geochemical Analysis of Overbank Fine Sediments | Poster | |
| Domènech Cristina | Source apportionment in urban aquifers. SOUPY code, an update of MIX code | Poster | |
| Ferrari Martina | Geochemical evolution of stream waters through a rural to urban transect (Greve River: Tuscany, Italy), with a focus on extreme dry periods and human impacts | Poster |
Convenors:
Bruna. Carvalho (University of Padua – Italy); Alessia Borghini (University of Kraków – Poland);
Károly Hidas (IGME, CSIC, Spain); Zhao Liu (Northwest University, Xi’an, China); Silvio Ferrero (University of Cagliari)
| Name | Title | Type | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Berkesi Márta | Fluid-rock interactions in deep lithosphere at nano-, micro- and macroscale: complex geochemical, inclusion and modeling approach from the Pannonian Basin | Oral | Friday 09:45 |
| Bartoli Omar | Optimization of lithium release during crustal melting and implications for hard-rock lithium ore formation | Oral | Friday 10:15 |
| Li Yi-Cong | Halogen behaviors of subducted oceanic crust: constraints from the New Caledonian metamorphic mélange | Oral | Friday 11:00 |
| Zheng Hong-Da | Serpentinization versus carbonation: insights from products of interaction between peridotite and CO2-rich fluids | Oral | Friday 11:15 |
| Steele-MacInnis Matthew | Novel agents of upper crustal fluid-rock interaction | Oral | Friday 11:30 |
| Nakamura Michihiko | Poroelasticity-induced chemical compaction and fluid segregation: an experimental and modeling approach | Oral | Friday 12:00 |
| Roig González Claudia | Greenhouse gas release by chemical and mechanical alteration of exposed rocks: insights from metapelites | Oral | Friday 12:15 |
| Saito Satoshi | Hygrothermobarometry and oxybarometry for granites using melt inclusions and host zircons | Oral | Friday 14:15 |
| Yan Wei | Formation of gaseous molecular water in coesite: from OH- to H2O cluster | Oral | Friday 14:30 |
| Ferrero Silvio | Fluid-melt immiscibility during lower crustal melting recorded in the orthogneiss of Punta de li Tulchi, Sardinia (Italy) | Poster | |
| Kumagai Shiori | Study on the melt inclusions in zircon of the Cretaceous Habu granitoid pluton, San-yo Belt, southwest Japan: constraint on crystallization pressure of granitoid pluton | Poster |