Dear MSA, could you please post this session alert for EGU 2025? Thank you a lot in advance, Francesco Giuntoli EGU 2025- Fluid-rock interactions: interplays, processes and tracers (TS1.4, Co-organized by EMRP1/GMPV3) Dear colleagues, We would like to invite you to submit an abstract to our EGU 2025 session that aims to investigate the impact of fluid-rock interactions on natural and subsurface engineering processes in diverse lithospheric settings. Conveners: Francesco Giuntoli, Sarah Incel, Oliver Plümper, Nicolas Beaudoin, Olivier Lacombe At this link you find the description of the session: https://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/session/51748 The abstract deadline is 15 January 2025, 13:00 CET. We hope to see you numerous and wish you a nice day! Best regards, Francesco, Sarah, Oliver, Nicolas & Olivier ______________ EGU 2025- Fluid-rock interactions: interplays, processes and tracers (TS1.4, Co-organized by EMRP1/GMPV3) Fluid-rock interactions play a pivotal role in shaping crustal dynamics and influencing subsurface engineering processes. From the shallow sedimentary rocks down to the deep magmatic and metamorphic rocks, fluids govern aspects such as deformation localization, earthquake genesis, and the emergence of metamorphic reactions and rheological weakening. In most cases, there is a dynamic feedback between fluids, deformation and metamorphism at all scales. Fluids are critical not only for creating robust models of the solid Earth but also for advancing subsurface engineering endeavors like geothermal energy recovery, hydrogen storage and extraction as well as permanent carbon storage. As we navigate through the ongoing energy transition, enhancing these interactions for maximum geo-resource efficacy is a vital priority. The legacy inscribed within rock records paints a vivid picture of intricate interplay between mineral reactions, fluid flow and deformation—testaments to the often-intense nature of fluid-rock interactions. This session aims to draw the current picture of the advances and challenges, whether conceptual, methodological, or experimental when considering the role of fluid-rock interactions. We invite contributions that utilize an array of methodologies, ranging from natural observations, microstructural assessments, and geochemical analyses to rock mechanics, all intertwined with modelling techniques. This modelling can span from ab initio simulations to continuum scale simulations, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of fluid-rock/mineral interactions. Contributions that harness the power of artificial intelligence and its subsets are particularly encouraged.