The Poster Prize committee of the European Mineralogical Union (EMU) awarded SIX excellent poster contributions of young talented researchers during the 3rd European Mineralogical Conference EMC2020 (29th August – 2nd September 2021 in Cracow, Poland).
Brief descriptions are given here.
The medal is presented to an early career scientist who has made significant contributions to research in mineralogy and whose professional and societal activities contribute to strengthening scientific links in Europe.
Oliver Plümper
Utrecht University
Citation and Medal Lecture
Friday 9 July 09:00 Room 02; online
“The nanoscale control of reactive fluids on geological processes within the solid Earth“
Dr. Nadège Hilairet (Université de Lille, France),
the recipient of the 2019 Research Excellence Award of the European Mineralogical Union, presented a lecture on Friday, the 12th February 2021:
“Deformation and transformation of subduction zone hydrous minerals and rocks“
The lecture is available online at https://pod.univ-lille.fr/video/17898-hilairet-emump4/.
EMU Notes in Mineralogy, volume 20, is now available as PDF files that are fully open access. Follow this link to see the individual chapters and download them. EMU strives to secure funding for providing the future EMU Notes in Mineralogy in the open access format.
As a new initiative, the EMU is supporting visits of this year’s winner of the Research Excellence Medal, Dr Katharina Marquardt, to two or three European institutions to present her Medal lecture. Read about her work and her perception of science in the blog of European Association of Geochemistry. Dr Marquardt received her award at the Goldschmidt meeting in Barcelona and her lecture is entitled:
“Olivine interface distributions in static and dynamic equilibrium; effects of diffusion vs effects of dislocation motion.”
Anyone who is interested in having a visit to their institution should contact the Secretary of EMU, Dr Juraj Majzlan with a proposal of when and where Dr Marquardt would give her lecture. Dr Majzlan will decide on the most suitable requests, to fit in also with Dr Marquardt’s schedule.
European Journal of Mineralogy has a new web page and will be published as a fully open-access journal, starting in 2020. Manuscripts can be submitted already now at a temporarily reduced price.