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Mineralogie, Petrologie und Geochemie

Professor Dr. Sidney C. Abrahams
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 15.10.1995 - 14.12.1995	Heimatinstitut Department of Physics Southern Oregon University 1250 Siskiyou Blvd. 97520-5074 Ashland

Professor Dr. Sidney C. Abrahams

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

15.10.1995 - 14.12.1995

Heimatinstitut

Department of Physics
Southern Oregon University
1250 Siskiyou Blvd.
97520-5074 Ashland

Professor Dr. Hakon Austrheim
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.07.2022 - 30.09.2022 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Håkon Austrheim is famous for his work on the metamorphic rocks of Western Norway. His detailed research on this ancient mountain belt has provided a new perspective on the importance of fluids in metamorphic processes and the role of fluids in defining the strength of rocks. During his stay in Germany he will investigate the mechanisms of fluid driven metamorphic reactions and their consequences for isotope systematics of metamorphic terrains.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geosciences University of Oslo Blindern, P.O. Box 1048 0316 Oslo

Professor Dr. Hakon Austrheim

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.07.2022 - 30.09.2022

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geosciences
University of Oslo
Blindern, P.O. Box 1048
0316 Oslo

Dr. Tiziana Boffa Ballaran
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.08.2001 - 31.07.2005 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Dr. Tiziana Boffa Ballaran investigates the crystal structure response of minerals and other complex inorganic materials to changes in pressure, temperature and chemical composition and relates it to thermodynamic properties and phase changes. In her present project, she is going to focus on solid solutions of garnets and carbonates and investigate the local elastic strain field which arises when smaller atoms are replaced by larger atoms. These results can then be compared to thermodynamic mixing properties in general.	Heimatinstitut Geographisches Institut Universität Bayreuth 95440 Bayreuth

Dr. Tiziana Boffa Ballaran

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.08.2001 - 31.07.2005

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Geographisches Institut
Universität Bayreuth
95440 Bayreuth

Dr. Gregory Brennecka
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.11.2014 - 31.10.2019 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Wie ist unser Sonnensystem, das einzige Planetensystem aus dem wir Leben kennen, entstanden? Dr. Brennecka untersucht diese zentrale Frage der Menschheit anhand von Calcium-Aluminium-reichen Einschlüssen (CAI), der ältesten festen Materie des Sonnensystems aus primitiven Meteoriten. Schon während seiner Doktorarbeit und als Post-Doc hat Dr. Brennecka an CAI gearbeitet. So hat er deren Alter mit einer neuen Methode genau bestimmt und hat zeigen können, dass die Isotopenzusammensetzung der CAI von der des Sonnensystems abweicht. Das Sonnensystem muss daher kurz nach seiner Entstehung mit Material aus einer Supernova verändert worden sein. Aufbauend auf dieser Erkenntnis möchte Herr Dr. Brennecka jetzt in den CAI nach Spuren einer Supernova suchen, die sich kurz vor der Entstehung des Sonnensystems ereignet haben könnte; so möchte er die Theorie, dass die Bildung unseres Sonnensystem durch eine Supernova ausgelöst wurde, entweder belegen oder widerlegen. Dr. Brennecka wird somit die Frage nach unser aller Anfang beantworten.	Heimatinstitut Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 94550 Livermore

Dr. Gregory Brennecka

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.11.2014 - 31.10.2019

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
94550 Livermore

Professor Dr. C. Page Chamberlain
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.12.2018 - 31.12.2018 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Chamberlain is an international authority in the field of Earth surface processes and terrestrial paleoclimate. He has been pioneering the use of stable isotopes in precipitation as tracers of paleotopography and made important contributions to understanding the role of moutains in determining continental paleoprecipitation patterns. In Germany, he plans to develop long-term stable isotope paleoclimate records with particular emphasis on the role of global topography in controlling atmospheric and climatic teleconnections.	Heimatinstitut Earth & Planetary Sciences Stanford University 450 Serra Mall 94305-2115 Stanford

Professor Dr. C. Page Chamberlain

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.12.2018 - 31.12.2018

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Earth & Planetary Sciences
Stanford University
450 Serra Mall
94305-2115 Stanford

Professor Dr. Shanaka de Silva
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.06.2022 - 31.08.2022 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor de Silva is a leading expert on the volcanic mountain chain of the South American Andes. In true Alexander von Humboldt fashion, his research is comprehensive and founded on the integration of field work and mapping. His studies of volcanoes in the Central Andes and elsewhere have changed the perception of how the world’s largest magmatic systems behave. During his stay in Germany, he will study the dynamic evolution of magma from the deep mantle to the atmosphere.	Heimatinstitut College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences Oregon State University 104 CEOAS Admin Bldg. 97331 Corvallis

Professor Dr. Shanaka de Silva

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.06.2022 - 31.08.2022

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

College of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
Oregon State University
104 CEOAS Admin Bldg.
97331 Corvallis

Professor Dr. Hugo Delgado-Granados
Fachgebiet: Organische und Anorganische Geochemie, Biogeochemie, Mineralogie, Petrologie, Kristallographie, Lagerstättenkunde In Deutschland: 01.07.2023 - 31.07.2024 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Delgado Granados is a world leading authority on the monitoring of eruptive activity of explosive volcanoes. He has advanced our understanding of explosive volcanic hazards and risk by a combination of careful field observation, experimentation, and modelling. He has also adopted a prominent role in the civil protection of Mexico and is recognized throughout Latin America and indeed the globe as a leading authority on volcanic risk. During his stay in Germany, he will work on experimental characterization of volcanic products for monitoring.	Heimatinstitut Instituto de Geofisica Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM) Circuito Cientifico 04510 Ciudad de Mexico Gastinstitut in Deutschland Prof. Dr. Donald Bruce Dingwell Department für Geo- und Umweltwissenschaften Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) Theresienstraße 41 80333 München

Professor Dr. Hugo Delgado-Granados

Fachgebiet:

Organische und Anorganische Geochemie, Biogeochemie, Mineralogie, Petrologie, Kristallographie, Lagerstättenkunde

In Deutschland:

01.07.2023 - 31.07.2024

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Instituto de Geofisica
Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM)
Circuito Cientifico
04510 Ciudad de Mexico

Gastinstitut in Deutschland

Prof. Dr. Donald Bruce Dingwell
Department für Geo- und Umweltwissenschaften
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU)
Theresienstraße 41
80333 München

Professor Dr. David Peter Dobson
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.07.2015 - 30.09.2015 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Dobson is an international expert in the field of high-pressure mineral physics and mineralogy. He has made major contributions to understanding transport properties of materials under conditions of the Earth's deep mantle and metallic core, such as chemical diffusivity, thermal diffusivity, melt viscosity and solid-state rheology. In Germany he will work on the deformation properties of the post-perovskite phase, which is the dominant mineral at the very base of the Earth's mantle, as well as extending his previous research on deep earthquakes.	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth Sciences University College London Gower Street WC1E 6BT London

Professor Dr. David Peter Dobson

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.07.2015 - 30.09.2015

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth Sciences
University College London
Gower Street
WC1E 6BT London

Professor Dr. Wayne A. Dollase
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.04.1993 - 30.06.1993	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth & Space Science University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) 3667 Geology Building 90095-1567 Los Angeles

Professor Dr. Wayne A. Dollase

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.04.1993 - 30.06.1993

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth & Space Science
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
3667 Geology Building
90095-1567 Los Angeles

Professor Dr. Martin T. Dove
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.08.2008 - 31.08.2008 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Dr. Martin Dove from Cambridge University, UK Professor Dove is an outstanding scientist who has made fundamental contributions to our understanding of structure-property relations and phase transitions in silicates and other minerals by a combination of neutron scattering experiments and atomistic model simulations. Specifically, he has developed a widely applicable model to understand negative thermal expansion and the origin of rigid-unit modes in framework structures. He has also developed a number of neutron scattering and atomistic modelling techniques. In Germany, Professor Dove will continue his research on dynamically disordered systems.	Heimatinstitut School of Physics and Astronomy Queen Mary University of London Mile End Road E1 4NS London

Professor Dr. Martin T. Dove

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.08.2008 - 31.08.2008

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

School of Physics and Astronomy
Queen Mary University of London
Mile End Road
E1 4NS London

Professor Dr. James Irving Drever
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.07.2001 - 31.12.2001	Heimatinstitut Department 3006 University of Wyoming 1000 East University Avenue 82071 Laramie

Professor Dr. James Irving Drever

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.07.2001 - 31.12.2001

Heimatinstitut

Department 3006
University of Wyoming
1000 East University Avenue
82071 Laramie

Professor Dr. Bernard W. Evans
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.04.1996 - 30.04.1996	Heimatinstitut Department of Geological Sciences AJ-20 University of Washington WD-12 98195-1310 Seattle

Professor Dr. Bernard W. Evans

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.04.1996 - 30.04.1996

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geological Sciences AJ-20
University of Washington
WD-12
98195-1310 Seattle

Professor Dr. B. Ronald Frost
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.06.2009 - 31.08.2009	Heimatinstitut Department of Geology and Geophysics University of Wyoming 82071 Laramie

Professor Dr. B. Ronald Frost

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.06.2009 - 31.08.2009

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geology and Geophysics
University of Wyoming
82071 Laramie

Professor Dr. Douglas W. Fuerstenau
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.06.1995 - 30.06.1995	Heimatinstitut Department of Materials Science and Engineering University of California, Berkeley 375 Hearst Mining Bldg. 94720-1760 Berkeley

Professor Dr. Douglas W. Fuerstenau

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.06.1995 - 30.06.1995

Heimatinstitut

Department of Materials Science and Engineering
University of California, Berkeley
375 Hearst Mining Bldg.
94720-1760 Berkeley

Professor Dr. Jibamitra Ganguly
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.06.2008 - 31.08.2008 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Jibamitra Ganguly is an internationally leading scientist in the fields of mineralogy and petrology. He has specialized in investigating the thermodynamics and reaction kinetics of mineral systems with the aim to understand the evolution of the Earth and planetary bodies. He is a world leader in developing thermodynamic and kinetic principles and applying them to the complex, multi-componential solid solutions that are typically encountered in geological problems.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geosciences University of Arizona Building No. 77, Gould-Simpson Building 85721 Tucson

Professor Dr. Jibamitra Ganguly

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.06.2008 - 31.08.2008

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geosciences
University of Arizona
Building No. 77, Gould-Simpson Building
85721 Tucson

Dr. Christopher R. German
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.08.2016 - 31.10.2016 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Dr. German is a world leader in studying how fluids emanating from the seafloor influence both ocean chemistry and life in the oceans. He is also a pioneer in using studies of life in extreme earth environments (high pressures, high temperatures) to guide the search for life in other parts of the solar system. For these studies he uses state-of-the-art deep submergence robots and occupied submersibles to make in situ observation and take samples. In Germany, Dr. German will be working on new projects to extend our exploration of the deep sea to remote and previously unsampled areas and on studies of deep sea vents under the Arctic ice.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geology and Geophysics Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution Woods Hole Road 02543 Woods Hole

Dr. Christopher R. German

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.08.2016 - 31.10.2016

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geology and Geophysics
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Woods Hole Road
02543 Woods Hole

Professor Dr. James B. Gill
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.06.2016 - 31.07.2016 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Gill is internationally renowned for a series of fundamental investigations on the origin and evolution of volcanism at destructive plate boundaries (subduction zones), constructive plate margins (mid-ocean ridges) and within plates (e.g. ocean island volcanic areas such as the Canary and Azores Islands). His 1981 book on "Orogenic Andesites" served as a roadmap for subduction zone research into the 21st century and he has led the application of U-series disequilibria in solving problems in igneous geochemistry, including rates of melt generation, differentiation and magma degassing. During his stay in Germany, Professor Gill will integrate the results from a variety of international projects to benefit our understanding of the forcing functions controlling the composition of magmas at active plate margins.	Heimatinstitut University of California, Santa Cruz 1156 High Street 95064 Santa Cruz

Professor Dr. James B. Gill

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.06.2016 - 31.07.2016

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

University of California, Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
95064 Santa Cruz

Professor Dr. Hassan Mohamed Helmy
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.12.2022 - 28.02.2023 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Helmy is well known internationally for pioneering experimental research on nanometer-sized mineral phases in magmatic sulfide melts. He developed novel experimental and analytical techniques to show that trace mineral phases crystallizing from magmatic sulfide melts grow by assembling nanometer-scale modular units. In Germany, he will continue his experimental research to understand the growth mechanisms of gold and silver crystals from hydrothermal solutions.	Heimatinstitut Faculty of Science Minia University Misr-Aswan Highway 61519 Minya

Professor Dr. Hassan Mohamed Helmy

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.12.2022 - 28.02.2023

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Faculty of Science
Minia University
Misr-Aswan Highway
61519 Minya

Professor Dr. Marc Hirschmann
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 20.12.2023 - 21.12.2023 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Hirschmann is a leading experimental geochemist who has made outstanding contributions to the study of the Earth’s interior and its deep geochemical cycle of water and carbon dioxide. He is particularly recognized for experimentally demonstrating that rocks formed through the subduction of oceanic crust into the interior, can explain the geochemical characteristics of ocean island volcanos. During his stay in Germany, he will study the acquisition and loss of volatile elements during the formation and differentiation of the Earth.	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences University of Minnesota 150 Tate Hall 55455-0111 Minneapolis

Professor Dr. Marc Hirschmann

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

20.12.2023 - 21.12.2023

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
University of Minnesota
150 Tate Hall
55455-0111 Minneapolis

Professor Dr. Michael F. Hochella
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.07.2009 - 31.07.2009 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Hochella is the scientist in the US most closely identified with setting up a completely new interdisciplinary research area now termed Mineral Surface Science. This involves the experimental and theoretical study of the reactivity of mineral surfaces with the aim of understanding the interaction of minerals with their chemical environment. He has pioneered the use of Scanning Probe Microscopies in Mineralogy and Geochemistry. His work in Münster is an electron microscope study to analyse heavy metal pollutants from acid mine drainage.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geological Sciences Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 24061-0420 Blacksburg

Professor Dr. Michael F. Hochella

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.07.2009 - 31.07.2009

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geological Sciences
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
24061-0420 Blacksburg

Professor Dr. Tetsuo Irifune
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.07.2008 - 30.09.2008 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Irifune is an internationally leading expert in the field of high pressure research and its material science applications. He has made major contributions to the understanding of phase transformations in the Earth's mantle and their influence on the buoyancy forces that drive mantle convection. He is also an expert on the synthesis of ultra-hard nanocrystalline diamond aggregates. In Germany, he will study the structure, chemistry and density changes in mantle compositions up to pressures of 50 GPa.	Heimatinstitut Geodynamics Research Center Ehime University 2-5 Bunkyo-cho 790-8577 Matsuyama

Professor Dr. Tetsuo Irifune

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.07.2008 - 30.09.2008

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Geodynamics Research Center
Ehime University
2-5 Bunkyo-cho
790-8577 Matsuyama

Professor Dr. Bjorn Jamtveit
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.09.2020 - 30.11.2020 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Bjørn Jamtveit is internationally known for his outstanding achievements in the application of physical principles to pattern formation in the Earth. He has investigated patterns over a range of spatial scales from micron-scale compositional periodicities in individual minerals to travertine terrace periodicities in hot springs, to fracture patterns associated with mineral reactions. In Germany he intends to work on a combination of modelling and experimental observations on nanoscale fracturing during fluid-mineral reactions.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geosciences University of Oslo Blindern, P.O. Box 1048 0316 Oslo

Professor Dr. Bjorn Jamtveit

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.09.2020 - 30.11.2020

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geosciences
University of Oslo
Blindern, P.O. Box 1048
0316 Oslo

Professor Dr. Vadim Kamenetsky
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.04.2012 - 30.06.2012 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Dr. Kamenetsky has made outstanding contributions to the understanding of the processes of melting in the Earth's mantle and of forming ore deposits in the crust. He has achieved this by studying microscopic inclusions of melts and fluids in minerals. At the Max-Planck Institute for Chemistry, he will work in close collaboration with the Wolfgang-Paul Project of Alexander Sobolev on the origin of mantle-derived magmas from the ocean floor.	Heimatinstitut School of Physical Sciences University of Tasmania 7001 Hobart

Professor Dr. Vadim Kamenetsky

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.04.2012 - 30.06.2012

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

School of Physical Sciences
University of Tasmania
7001 Hobart

Professor Junichi Kimura
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 20.12.2022 - 20.12.2022 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Kimura is an internationally renowned solid earth geochemist, particularly well-known for contributing to understanding magma genesis on Earth. He has made important contributions to developing sophisticated computer codes that use state-of-the-art geochemical principles. Thusly, the origin of mid-ocean ridge basalts, ocean island basalts, and large igneous provinces as well as subduction zone magmatism can be understood. During his stay in Germany, Professor Kimura will apply these computer codes to GEOMAR’s large geochemical data sets on unique rock collections from a variety of tectonic environments on Earth.	Heimatinstitut Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology 2-15 Natsushima-Cho 237-0061 Yokosuka

Professor Junichi Kimura

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

20.12.2022 - 20.12.2022

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology
2-15 Natsushima-Cho
237-0061 Yokosuka

Professor Dr. Alexander N. Krot
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.08.2018 - 31.01.2019 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Krot is well known internationally for his outstanding research in Cosmochemistry. He has performed pioneering analytical work on the first solids formed in our Solar System. In his approach he combines the application of a large variety of analytical methods on extra-terrestrial sample material with astrophysical models on the formation of our solar system. During his stay in Germany, Professor Krot intends to extend his analytical work to the nanoscopic level applying transmission electron microscopy (TEM) as well as various synchrotron based techniques.	Heimatinstitut Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology University of Hawaii 1680 East-West Road 96822 Honolulu

Professor Dr. Alexander N. Krot

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.08.2018 - 31.01.2019

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Hawaii Institute of Geophysics and Planetology
University of Hawaii
1680 East-West Road
96822 Honolulu

Professor Dr. Antonio C. Lasaga
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 16.01.1994 - 15.09.1994	Heimatinstitut Department of Geology and Geophysics, Kline Geology Laboratory Yale University 06520-8109 New Haven

Professor Dr. Antonio C. Lasaga

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

16.01.1994 - 15.09.1994

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geology and Geophysics, Kline Geology Laboratory
Yale University
06520-8109 New Haven

Professorin Dr. Xiao-Ming Liu
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Liu is a leader in the application of innovative methods in stable isotope geochemistry to study fundamental processes of the earth. She has done pioneer work in developing and applying modern isotope ratio systems to investigate chemical weathering and its influence on continental evolution. During her stay in Germany, she will measure the stable isotope composition of certain metals to reconstruct the interplay between reactions at earth’s surface and climate change in the geologic past.	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 104 South Road 27599 Chapel Hill Gastinstitut in Deutschland Prof. Dr. Friedhelm von Blanckenburg Sektion 3.3: Geochemie der Erdoberfläche Helmholtz-Zentrum Potsdam Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum GFZ Telegrafenberg 14473 Potsdam

Professorin Dr. Xiao-Ming Liu

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.07.2023 - 30.09.2023

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth, Marine and Environmental Sciences
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
104 South Road
27599 Chapel Hill

Gastinstitut in Deutschland

Prof. Dr. Friedhelm von Blanckenburg
Sektion 3.3: Geochemie der Erdoberfläche
Helmholtz-Zentrum Potsdam Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum GFZ
Telegrafenberg
14473 Potsdam

Professor Dr. Michael Manga
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.09.2021 - 30.06.2022 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Manga is internationally well known for his unique and innovative approaches to fundamental questions of the dynamics of the solid earth, volcanism and the actions of fluids within the crust. He combines theory and experiment, field and simulation, effortlessly and is a master at casting seemingly complex challenges into scalable simplicity. His work has raised the standards of solid earth sciences substantially leaving great advantages for those to follow. During his stay in Germany, Professor Manga will work on topics of magma and volcano dynamics.	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth and Planetary Science University of California, Berkeley McCone 381 94720 Berkeley

Professor Dr. Michael Manga

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.09.2021 - 30.06.2022

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth and Planetary Science
University of California, Berkeley
McCone 381
94720 Berkeley

Professor Dr. Craig Manning
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.08.2011 - 31.08.2011 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Craig Manning is a pioneer in the study of fluids occurring in the Earth's interior. He has designed new experimental methods for measuring the solubility of minerals in fluids at high pressures and temperatures which allowed him to gain important insights into transport processes occurring in the Earth's deep crust and mantle. He also established new thermodynamic models of fluids. During his stay in Bayreuth, he will complement his previous work by spectroscopic studies of the structure and speciation of fluids under extreme conditions.	Heimatinstitut University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) 595 Charles Young Drive East 90095-1567 Los Angeles

Professor Dr. Craig Manning

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.08.2011 - 31.08.2011

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
595 Charles Young Drive East
90095-1567 Los Angeles

Professor Dr. James Desmond Caldwell McConnell
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.01.1999 - 30.04.1999	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth Sciences University of Oxford Parks RD OX1 3PR Oxford

Professor Dr. James Desmond Caldwell McConnell

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.01.1999 - 30.04.1999

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth Sciences
University of Oxford
Parks RD
OX1 3PR Oxford

Professor Dr. Fabrizio Nestola
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.03.2020 - 31.03.2020 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Nestola is well known internationally for his outstanding research in the study of the Earth´s interior. He has performed pioneering analytical work on inclusions in so called super deep diamonds. Professor Nestola is an expert in X-ray diffraction of tiny particles using synchrotron radiation in large scale facilities as well as modern X-ray sources in combination with highly sensitive detectors at in-house instruments. During his stay in Germany, he intends to extend his analytical work to the nanoscopic level applying transmission electron microscopy.	Heimatinstitut Dipartimento di Geoscienze Universita degli Studi di Padova Via G. Gradenigo 6 35131 Padua

Professor Dr. Fabrizio Nestola

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.03.2020 - 31.03.2020

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Dipartimento di Geoscienze
Universita degli Studi di Padova
Via G. Gradenigo 6
35131 Padua

Professor Dr. Jerome Nriagu
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.02.2009 - 31.07.2009 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Jerome Nriagu is widely regarded as the foremost expert on the geochemistry of trace metals in the environment. As the leading authority on global metal pollution, he has had a profound influence on our understanding of the geochemical cycles of virtually all trace metals of environmental relevance. In Germany Professor Nriagu will investigate the use of thallium isotopes as novel tracers of global climate change.	Heimatinstitut Department of Environmental Health Sciences University of Michigan 109 South Observatory Street 48109 Ann Arbor

Professor Dr. Jerome Nriagu

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.02.2009 - 31.07.2009

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Environmental Health Sciences
University of Michigan
109 South Observatory Street
48109 Ann Arbor

Professor Dr. Eiji Ohtani
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.09.2021 - 30.11.2021 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Ohtani is recognised as a leading expert on the geophysics and geochemistry of Earth and planetary interiors. Being a pioneer in high pressure research, he has performed ground breaking measurements to examine, for example, the buoyancy of magmas and the transport of water within the Earth’s deep interior. In Germany, he will study the nature of the light alloying elements in the Earth’s metallic core.	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth Science Tohoku University 6-3 Aza Aoba, Aoba-ku 980-8578 Sendai

Professor Dr. Eiji Ohtani

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.09.2021 - 30.11.2021

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth Science
Tohoku University
6-3 Aza Aoba, Aoba-ku
980-8578 Sendai

Professor Dr. James R. O'Neil
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.08.1998 - 31.07.1999	Heimatinstitut Geological Sciences University of Michigan 48109 Ann Arbor

Professor Dr. James R. O'Neil

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.08.1998 - 31.07.1999

Heimatinstitut

Geological Sciences
University of Michigan
48109 Ann Arbor

Professor Dr. Hugh St. Clair O'Neill
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.07.2018 - 30.09.2018 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Dr. O'Neill is a worldwide known geochemist and experimental petrologist. He combines, in an almost ideal way, excellent experimental work with very detailed thermodynamic calculations. His goal is to determine the parameters that are required to understand the fundamental processes relevant to the formation and differentation of the Earth and the other planets. He has written several widely cited papers about the structure and composition of the Earth's mantle, the formation of the core of the Earth and about the origin of the Moon. Dr. O'Neill and Professor Palmer are going to write a review paper on the formation of the Earth's core. They are planning, in additon, to do some experiments and calculations relevant to the condensation of Cr to better understand the origin of the first solid that formed in our solar system.	Heimatinstitut Research School of Earth Sciences Australian National University 0200 Canberra

Professor Dr. Hugh St. Clair O'Neill

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.07.2018 - 30.09.2018

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Research School of Earth Sciences
Australian National University
0200 Canberra

Professor Dr. Gregory A. Petsko
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.02.1989 - 31.08.1989	Heimatinstitut Rosenstiel Center, Medical Science Research Center Brandeis University 415 South St. 02254-9110 Waltham

Professor Dr. Gregory A. Petsko

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.02.1989 - 31.08.1989

Heimatinstitut

Rosenstiel Center, Medical Science Research Center
Brandeis University
415 South St.
02254-9110 Waltham

Dr. Gasper J. Piermarini
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.10.1984 - 31.10.1984	Heimatinstitut Ceramics Division National Institute of Standards and Technology Bldg. 223, Room A256 20899 Gaithersburg

Dr. Gasper J. Piermarini

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.10.1984 - 31.10.1984

Heimatinstitut

Ceramics Division
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Bldg. 223, Room A256
20899 Gaithersburg

Professor Dr. Alexej N. Platonov
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.04.2002 - 30.06.2002	Heimatinstitut Institute of Geochemistry, Mineralogy and Ore Formation National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Prospect Palladina 34 03680 Kiev

Professor Dr. Alexej N. Platonov

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.04.2002 - 30.06.2002

Heimatinstitut

Institute of Geochemistry, Mineralogy and Ore Formation
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Prospect Palladina 34
03680 Kiev

Professor Dr. Pascal Richet
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.11.2016 - 30.11.2016 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Richet is the leading thermodynamicist of his generation in geosciences. He has greatly impacted our view of geomaterials in general and of the molten state of silicates in particular. His interests and achievements range over such novel topics as the configurational entropy-based theory of viscosity, the phenomenon of pre melting of crystals, the non-Newtonian rheology of magmatic mixtures and the dynamics of volcanic eruptions. He has been a brilliant advocate for quantitative earth sciences. He has authored a benchmark textbook on silicate melts. He is also a great scholar of the history of science and an author of several of its more popular books.	Heimatinstitut Physique des Mineraux et des Magmas Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP) 1, rue Jussieu 75005 Paris 05 Pantheon

Professor Dr. Pascal Richet

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.11.2016 - 30.11.2016

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Physique des Mineraux et des Magmas
Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP)
1, rue Jussieu
75005 Paris 05 Pantheon

Professor Dr. Kelly Russell
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.12.2023 - 31.08.2024	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences University of British Columbia 2020-2207 Main Mall V6T 1Z4 Vancouver Gastinstitut in Deutschland Prof. Dr. Donald Bruce Dingwell Department für Geo- und Umweltwissenschaften Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) Theresienstraße 41 80333 München

Professor Dr. Kelly Russell

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.12.2023 - 31.08.2024

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth, Ocean and Atmospheric Sciences
University of British Columbia
2020-2207 Main Mall
V6T 1Z4 Vancouver

Gastinstitut in Deutschland

Prof. Dr. Donald Bruce Dingwell
Department für Geo- und Umweltwissenschaften
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU)
Theresienstraße 41
80333 München

Professor Dr. Zachary D. Sharp
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.06.2021 - 31.07.2021 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Zachary D. Sharp is an internationally recognized authority in the field of stable isotope geochemistry. His research interests include metamorphic petrology, volcanology, paleoclimate reconstructions, atmospheric studies of water vapor, and meteoritics. Recently, he published outstanding papers on Chlorine isotopes, namely with respect to the formation of the moon. Professor Sharp introduced a number of innovative techniques that have now become standard in many laboratories worldwide. In Germany, he will work on experiments to better understand the moon formation when a Mars-sized planet collided with the earth 4.5 billion years ago.	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences University of New Mexico Northrop Hall 87131 Albuquerque

Professor Dr. Zachary D. Sharp

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.06.2021 - 31.07.2021

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth & Planetary Sciences
University of New Mexico
Northrop Hall
87131 Albuquerque

Professor Dr. Daniel M. Sigman
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.06.2009 - 31.07.2009 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Prof. Daniel M. Sigman (Princeton University) is a world expert in the growing area of ¿Global Biogeochemical Cycles'. His research aims to elucidate the large scale feedbacks acting on Earth's environment and climate, chemical, physical and biological. He has made major contributions to our understanding of the modern ocean nitrogen cycle and its changes over recent ice age cycles. He has also played a key role in the evolution of hypotheses for the cause of carbon dioxide changes of over these same cycles. In Germany, Sigman will collaborate with Prof. Gerald Haug (GFZ Potsdam) on the measurement of nitrogen isotopes in microfossils from sediment records collected in the low latitude ocean.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geosciences Princeton University Guyot Hall 08544-1003 Princeton

Professor Dr. Daniel M. Sigman

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.06.2009 - 31.07.2009

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geosciences
Princeton University
Guyot Hall
08544-1003 Princeton

Professor Dr. Joseph Richard Smyth
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.05.2012 - 31.05.2012 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Smyth has made fundamental contributions in the Earth Sciences to understanding the atomic-scale structure, phase transitions and properties of minerals of the Earth's mantle and for recognizing and quantifying the capacity of the Earth's interior to store water. In particular, his paper on the mechanism by which water is incorporated into the high-pressure mneral wadsleyite is seminal contribution that has provoked much subsequent research worldwide. In Bayreuth he will study the effect of water on elastic prpoerties of minerals.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geological Sciences University of Colorado at Boulder 2200 Colorado Avenue 80309-0399 Boulder

Professor Dr. Joseph Richard Smyth

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.05.2012 - 31.05.2012

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geological Sciences
University of Colorado at Boulder
2200 Colorado Avenue
80309-0399 Boulder

Professor Dr. Alexander V. Sobolev
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.10.2007 - 31.12.2007 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Alexander Sobolev is the world's leading scientist to study microscopic melt inclusions contained in magmatic crystals formed in deep volcanic magma chambers. He has developed new ideas and methods for studying the chemistry and the conditions of formation of these inclusions. The results of his work are revolutionizing our understanding of volcanic processes and the formation of melts in the Earth's interior. Knowledge of these processes is of fundamental importance for a better understanding of our planet's evolution.	Heimatinstitut Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry Russian Academy of Sciences Kosygin St. 19 117975 Moscow

Professor Dr. Alexander V. Sobolev

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.10.2007 - 31.12.2007

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry
Russian Academy of Sciences
Kosygin St. 19
117975 Moscow

Professor Dr. Nikolai V. Sobolev
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.08.2001 - 31.10.2001	Heimatinstitut Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography Russian Academy of Sciences 3 Koptyug Prospect 630090 Novosibirsk

Professor Dr. Nikolai V. Sobolev

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.08.2001 - 31.10.2001

Heimatinstitut

Institute of Mineralogy and Petrography
Russian Academy of Sciences
3 Koptyug Prospect
630090 Novosibirsk

Professor Dr. Howard J. Spero
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.04.2014 - 30.06.2014 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Spero is a leading geobiologist and geochemist whose pioneering contributions have been highly influential in advancing the field of Paleoceanography. Through laboratory experiments with living planktonic foraminifera, he has groundtruthed relationships between environmental properties such as temperature, salinity and pH and foraminifera shell geochemistry to reconstruct past environmental conditions and ocean chemistry from the fossil record. His research has produced an array of new tools that have allowed scientists to resolve major changes in Earth's climate system over the last 50 million years. In Germany, he will continue his research, especially with regard to reconstructing the ocean's carbonate system and carbon cycle, in order to more fully link paleoclimatology with predictions of future climate scenarios in a high CO2 world.	Heimatinstitut Department of Geology University of California, Davis One Shields Avenue 95616 Davis

Professor Dr. Howard J. Spero

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.04.2014 - 30.06.2014

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geology
University of California, Davis
One Shields Avenue
95616 Davis

Professorin Dr. Holly J. Stein
Fachgebiet: Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch) In Deutschland: 01.03.2009 - 30.04.2009 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Stein is the leading authority on Rhenium-Osmium chronometry of the important industrial ore mineral Molybdenite. With the development and application of this technique she has made a major contribution to the fundamental understanding of the age, genesis and geodynamic significance of ore deposits world-wide. During her stay in Germany, Professor Stein will investigate granite-related ore deposits of the historically important, but scientifically complex, Erzgebirge (Ore Mountains).	Heimatinstitut Department of Geosciences Colorado State University 1482 Campus Delivery 80523-1482 Fort Collins

Professorin Dr. Holly J. Stein

Fachgebiet:

Geochemie (Anorganisch, Organisch, Biologisch)

In Deutschland:

01.03.2009 - 30.04.2009

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Geosciences
Colorado State University
1482 Campus Delivery
80523-1482 Fort Collins

Professor Dr. Osamu Terasaki
Fachgebiet: Mineralogie und Kristallographie In Deutschland: 01.12.2012 - 31.12.2012 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Osamu Terasaki from Stockholm University in Sweden Professor Terasaki is internationally known for his electron microscopy work on zeolites. He has pioneered the development of methods for the structural solution of ordered porous materials directly from the electron micrographs. Moreover, he has elucidated structural features of such materials which are not accessible by any other technique, notably such features which give information on the growth mechanism. In Germany, Professor Terasaki will be involved in structural analysis of novel mesoporous solids.	Heimatinstitut ShanghaiTech University No. 8 Building, 319 Yueyang Road 200031 Shanghai

Professor Dr. Osamu Terasaki

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.12.2012 - 31.12.2012

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

ShanghaiTech University
No. 8 Building, 319 Yueyang Road
200031 Shanghai

Professor Dr. Simon P. Turner
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.06.2014 - 31.12.2014 Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers Professor Turner is a leading geochemist and geochronologist. He has worked on a broad range of topics related to igneous petrology and geochemistry, including granite genesis, sediment provenance, crustal growth, and the origin of continental flood basalt, mid-ocean ridge, ocean island and island arc lavas. He is an international authority on the application of short-lived, uranium-series isotopes to constrain the time scales of magma formation, transport and differentiation, as well as soil production and erosion rates. During his stay in Germany, Professor Tuner will use uranium-series data and other geochemical tools to solve a wide variety of problems related to the timing of magmatic processes and origin of volcanism at the South Atlantic mid-ocean ridge, Kamchatka subduction zone and intraplate volcanic regions, such as the Canary Islands.	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Macquarie University Bldg. E7A 2109 North Ryde, NSW 2109

Professor Dr. Simon P. Turner

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.06.2014 - 31.12.2014

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Macquarie University
Bldg. E7A
2109 North Ryde, NSW 2109

Professor Dr. Ronald Holden Vernon
Fachgebiet: Petrologie In Deutschland: 01.03.2000 - 30.11.2000	Heimatinstitut Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences Macquarie University Bldg. E7A 2109 North Ryde, NSW 2109

Professor Dr. Ronald Holden Vernon

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.03.2000 - 30.11.2000

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
Macquarie University
Bldg. E7A
2109 North Ryde, NSW 2109

Professorin Dr. Renata M. Wentzcovitch

Fachgebiet:

Mineralogie und Kristallographie

In Deutschland:

01.08.2009 - 31.08.2009

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences (DEES)
Columbia University
116th & Broadway
10027 New York

Professor Dr. Bernard John Wood

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.07.1996 - 30.09.1996

Heimatinstitut

Department of Earth Sciences
University of Oxford
South Parks Road
OX1 3AN Oxford

Professor Dr. Bruce W.D. Yardley

Fachgebiet:

Petrologie

In Deutschland:

01.07.2011 - 31.10.2011

Projektbeschreibung des Gastgebers

Heimatinstitut

School of Earth and Environment
University of Leeds
Maths / Earth and Environment Building
LS2 9JT Leeds