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Geochemistry Group

This is the largest and most important specialist group to represent all aspects of this subject in Britain. It is is a joint specialist group of the Mineralogical Society and the Geological Society. In addition to the conventional areas of igneous, metamorphic and sedimentary geochemistry, and cosmochemistry, the group's activities encompass such interdisciplinary research areas as environmental, bio- and hydro-geochemistry.

The group also promotes exchange of knowledge on the applications and development of relevant new techniques as they arise. Thematic meetings are held each year, which are sometimes international or in collaboration with other specialist groups; an annual research meeting is also held for informal presentations, particularly from research students.

Further details about the group are available from the Group Secretary, Dr Christina Manning, Secretary, c.manning@es.rhul.ac.uk

Geochemistry Group Committee

Geochemistry Group Website:
http://www.geolsoc.org.uk/gsl/groups/specialist/geochemistry


The Geochemistry group offers bursaries to postgraduate researchers registered at UK universities or research institutions to aid travel to  a geochemistry meeting either in the UK or internationally. Recently, students have received travel grants to attend the Goldschmidt conference and EGU, along with a number of smaller meetings. Further information and the application form can be found here.
 

Building a Habitable Planet: The geochemistry of Earth, Oceans and Atmospheres

15–16 March 2012

Open University

Topics to include all aspects of geo and cosmochemistry relevant to the formation and evolution of the Earth as a habitat for life. Registration Fee: £30 (2 days); £20 (1 day)
 

For further information, please go to the Geochemistry Group's web page.