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EMC2024 session announcement // Water in the deep (and not so deep) Earth

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sylvie demouchy
Thu, Feb 15, 2024 10:30 AM

Dear All,

Not time to travel far or desir to go to Goldschmidt conference in Chicago this August ? What about a cool, green, and enriched in water place?

It is a pleasure to announce our session "Water in the deep (and not so deep) Earth", at the EMC2024 -Dublin https://emc-2024.org/:

Water and its derived species (H+, OH-, H2) are major players in controlling the genesis of magma, as well as its mobility, viscosity and eruptivity. At the atomic scale, water/hydrogen also impacts the viscosity of mantle rocks and minerals, in addition to affecting their electrical conductivity, ionic diffusivities or seismic properties, and thus geodynamics. In crustal domains, water/hydrogen is also a key actor of oceanic crust, impacting the dynamics of subduction, as well as the thermal profile and redox state of the down-going slab. Continental crust, with its mineralogical diversity, remains an important reservoir of water/hydrogen, and providing information on the potential evolution of the primitive Earth. Finally, mineral inclusions in diamonds have provided unique windows into the deep Earth, allowing us to gain further knowledge on the nature and extent of the deep-water cycle. This session invites contributions (experimental, numerical, petrological, field-based and analytical) describing water/hydrogen storage and mobility, and studies which shed new light on crustal, magmatic or mantle processes and Earth's volatiles budget at large, to better decipher our invisible ocean.

Convenors:
Sylvie Demouchy (Chair), CNRS, Lab. Magas & Volcans, Université Clermont Auvergne (France), sylvie.demouchy@uca.fr
Davide Novella (Co-convenor), Department of Geosciences, University of Padova (Italy),
Michael Jollands, (Co-convenor), Gemological Institute of America, (USA).
Confirmed invited keynote speaker: Nathalie Bolfan-Casanova

Abstract deadline:  22 March 2024
List of sessions here: https://emc-2024.org/programme/
Where to get the abstract template: https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/
https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/

https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/

https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/
Hoping to see yout here,
Sylvie, Davide and Mike

https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/


Dr Sylvie Demouchy
Directrice de Recherche au CNRS
Laboratoire Magmas et Volcans
Université Clermont Auvergne

Campus Universitaire des Cézeaux
6 Avenue Blaise Pascal
TSA 60026 – CS 60026
63178 AUBIERE Cedex

sylvie.demouchy@uca.fr


Dear All, Not time to travel far or desir to go to Goldschmidt conference in Chicago this August ? What about a cool, green, and enriched in water place? It is a pleasure to announce our session "Water in the deep (and not so deep) Earth", at the EMC2024 -Dublin https://emc-2024.org/: Water and its derived species (H+, OH-, H2) are major players in controlling the genesis of magma, as well as its mobility, viscosity and eruptivity. At the atomic scale, water/hydrogen also impacts the viscosity of mantle rocks and minerals, in addition to affecting their electrical conductivity, ionic diffusivities or seismic properties, and thus geodynamics. In crustal domains, water/hydrogen is also a key actor of oceanic crust, impacting the dynamics of subduction, as well as the thermal profile and redox state of the down-going slab. Continental crust, with its mineralogical diversity, remains an important reservoir of water/hydrogen, and providing information on the potential evolution of the primitive Earth. Finally, mineral inclusions in diamonds have provided unique windows into the deep Earth, allowing us to gain further knowledge on the nature and extent of the deep-water cycle. This session invites contributions (experimental, numerical, petrological, field-based and analytical) describing water/hydrogen storage and mobility, and studies which shed new light on crustal, magmatic or mantle processes and Earth's volatiles budget at large, to better decipher our invisible ocean. Convenors: Sylvie Demouchy (Chair), CNRS, Lab. Magas & Volcans, Université Clermont Auvergne (France), sylvie.demouchy@uca.fr Davide Novella (Co-convenor), Department of Geosciences, University of Padova (Italy), Michael Jollands, (Co-convenor), Gemological Institute of America, (USA). Confirmed invited keynote speaker: Nathalie Bolfan-Casanova Abstract deadline: 22 March 2024 List of sessions here: https://emc-2024.org/programme/ Where to get the abstract template: https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/ <https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/> <https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/> <https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/> Hoping to see yout here, Sylvie, Davide and Mike <https://emc-2024.org/abstract-submission/> ********************************************************* Dr Sylvie Demouchy Directrice de Recherche au CNRS Laboratoire Magmas et Volcans Université Clermont Auvergne Campus Universitaire des Cézeaux 6 Avenue Blaise Pascal TSA 60026 – CS 60026 63178 AUBIERE Cedex sylvie.demouchy@uca.fr *********************************************************