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EURISPET - EURopean Intensive Seminars of PETrology

We invite applications from PhD students to the fourth EURISPET seminars on:
High-pressure Metamorphism and Subduction Zones
to be held in Granada (Spain), June 27th – July 5th, 2009

LECTURERS (a detailed program will be posted at http://www.eurispet.eu):

Richard ARCULUS (RSES-ANU, Camberra); Gray BEBOUT (Lehigh University); Roberto Compagnoni (University of Turin); Larissa Dobrzhinetskaya (University of California); Patrizia Fumagalli (University of Milan); Antonio Garcia-Casco (University of Granada); Carlos J. Garrido (IACT-CSIC, Granada); Taras GERYA (ETH, Zürich); Jörg Hermann (RSES-ANU); Horst MARSCHALL (University of Bristol); Shun-Ichiro Karato (Yale University); Sèrge Lallemand (Géosciences Montpellier); Vicente López-Sánchez Vizcaino (University of Jaén); Craig Manning (University of California); Frabrizio Nestola (University of Padua); César Ranero (ICREA at CSIC, Barcelona); Daniela Rubatto (RSES-ANU); Marco Scambelluri (University of Genova); Andrea Tommasi (Géosciences Montpellier); Peter Ulmer (ETH, Zürich).

TOPICS COVERED: Subduction magmatism and continental crustal growth; Metamorphic records of subduction-zone devolatilization; Experimental constraints on subduction-related magmatism; Subduction-zone geochemical mixing in fluids and melange; High and ultrahigh-pressure rocks: occurrences and microstructures; Numerical models of Exhumation of high and ultra-high pressure rocks; Experimental constraints on trace element recycling in subduction zones; Tracers of the slab: radiogenic and Li isotopes; Rheology of subduction zone: experimental constraints; Slab-Mantle interactions and subduction zones dynamics; High pressure ultramafic rocks: natural occurrences and phase relationships; The effect of water on the crystallography of high-pressure minerals; Hydration of incoming oceanic plates and dehydration of slabs: Implications for intraslab seismicity and arc volcanism.; Geochronology of HP and UHP rocks and inferences on the rates of subduction and exhumation processes; Seismic anisotropy and mineral LPO of subduction zones.

VENUE: Faculty of Sciences, University of Granada, Granada, Spain.

ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS: The School is limited to 35 participants supported by the EC (30 Early Stage Researchers–up to 4 years research activity, including PhD, and, if not covered,  Master student–, less than 5 Experienced Researchers – up to 10 years research experience –), with the possibility of other 5 participants attending on a self-funded basis. The participants may be on any nationality, but a few conditions exist to be eligible (see http://www.eurispet.eu). Selection of participants will consider gender balance, regional balance, research record, and knowledge of English.

PROGRAM AND FIELD TRIPS: The School will consist of one day for student presentations, five days of lectures, one day of practical sessions in the laboratory, and three days for field trips to high-pressure, prograde peridotite and serpentinites from Cerro del Almirez (Sierra Nevada), and the Ronda Peridotite.

APPLICATIONS: Application, by email to secretary en eurispet.eu, filling the form that can be downloaded at: http://www.eurispet.eu.

FEES: Accepted eligible participants will be fully funded by the European Commission (registration fee, travel, accommodation and meals, up to the limits defined by EC) through the FP6- Marie Curie scheme. Costs for individuals (maximum 5) attending on a self-funded basis is transport, registration (300 Euro) and accommodation and meals (750 Euro).

IMPORTANT DEADLINES

14 March 2009: Deadline for application

31 March 2009: Notification of accepted applications.

30 April 2009: Circular with final program and technical details.

Organizing Committee
Bernardo Cesare (Università di Padova, Italy),
Gaston Godard (Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris, France),
Daniela Rubatto (The Australian National University, Canberra, Australia),
Csaba Szabo (Eötvös University, Budapest, Hungary),
Maria Teresa Gómez-Pugnaire (Universidad de Granada, Spain),
Peter Ulmer (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland).

Contact Persons

BERNARDO CESARE
EURISPET Coordinator
Dipartimento di Geoscienze, Università di Padova
Corso Garibaldi, 37, I-35137 Padova, ITALY
Tel: ++39-49-8272019   Fax: ++39-498272010
Email secretary en eurispet.eu

MARÍA TERESA GÓMEZ PUGNAIRE
Dep. Mineralogy and Petrology
Faculty of Sciences, Fuentenueva s/n
18002 GRANADA, Spain
Tel. +34 958 243 358,
Fax. ++34 958 243 368
Email: teresa en ugr.es

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Bernardo Cesare
Dipartimento di Geoscienze, Universita' di Padova
Corso Garibaldi, 37, I-35137 PADOVA         ITALY
Tel: ++39-049-8272019      Fax: ++39-049-8272010
email: bernardo.cesare en unipd.it
web site: http://www.dmp.unipd.it/bernardo/bernardo.html 
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