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Session “Microscale is the key”, 35th IGC in Cape Town (South Africa), 27th Aug. – 4th Sept. 2016.

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Silvio Ferrero <[log in to unmask]>

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Metamorphic Studies Group <[log in to unmask]>, Silvio Ferrero <[log in to unmask]>

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Sun, 26 Jul 2015 11:17:59 +0200

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Dear Colleagues,

We would like to draw your attention to the following session of the 35th
International Geological Congress in Cape Town (August 27th-September 4th
2016).

"Microscale is the key: microstructural and microchemical studies of
metamorphic processes to unravel compositional and geodynamic evolution of
the Earth"
Most geodynamic processes are controlled by the physico-chemical
properties of rocks, which in turn directly depend on the chemical
reactions experienced during their metamorphic evolution. Mineralogical
and chemical modifications during metamorphism are recorded as textural
features, specific mineral assemblages and variations in the chemical
composition of phases. However, what can be observed in natural
metamorphic rocks is the cumulative result of their whole evolution, in
most cases long and complex. Unfolding the contribution of distinct
metamorphic processes is thus a challenging task, often complicated by the
effects of fluids and post-peak reequilibration on the mineral assemblage.
As mineral reactions and element transport are controlled by micro- and
nano-scale processes, microstructural and in-situ microchemical studies
are the most crucial keys for the interpretation of the P-T-X evolution of
metamorphic rocks.
This session aims to collect and discuss the most recent discoveries in
this field, focusing on micro- and nano-scale studies of metamorphic rocks
equilibrated under a broad range of conditions, from shallow crust to the
ultrahigh pressure. Topics of interest include peculiar mineral inclusions
assemblages and metamorphic microstructures of difficult interpretation,
zoning of major and trace elements in metamorphic minerals, elemental
diffusion and geospeedometry, fluids and metamorphic evolution (both fluid
inclusions and metasomatism), stable isotope investigations in metamorphic
phases, new quantitative mapping methods and thermodynamic modeling.

The deadline for abstract submission is January 31st, 2016.... But it is
never too early for submitting a contribution to a very interesting &
exciting session!

Silvio Ferrero (Universität Potsdam-Germany)
Matthias Konrad-Schmolke (Universität Potsdam-Germany)
Hafiz Rehman (Kagoshima University-Japan)


"In those early days people laughed at me. They quoted Saussure who had
said that it was not a proper thing to examine mountains with microscopes,
and ridiculed my action in every way. Most luckily I took no notice of
them"
Henry Clifton Sorby

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