EGU General Assembly 2015 GIFT Workshop

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Monday, 13 April 2015

• Welcome!
  

  Günter Bloeschl President of EGU

• Mineral raw materials: sustainability issues for the XXIst century
  

  Patrice Christmann BRGM, France

• Practical instructions for the workshop
  

  Carlo Laj EGU Committee on Education

• Mineral deposits – where do they come from and how did they get there?
  

  Laurence Robb Department of Earth Science, University of Oxford, UK

• Role of organic geochemistry in mineral deposits
  

  Kliti Grice Department of Chemistry, Curtin University, Australia

• Instructions for the poster session EOS02
  

  Eve Arnold Stockholm University, Sweden

• Presentation of CD ‘Minerals in your life’
  

  Claudia Delfini Eurogeosurveys

• Teachers at sea during the circea cruise in the south china sea (video)
  

  Ana Morante Sanchez and Carlo Laj

• Mineral resources in mobile phones - A hands-on tool for schools
  

  Britta Bookhagen IASS Potsdam, Germany

• The ‘Derrick Software’
  

  Erwan Paitel Centre International de Valbonne, France

• Teaching about special mineral properties
  

  Michael J. Passow Dwight Morrow High School, Englewood, USA

Tuesday, 14 April 2015

• Lighting up the subsurface
  

  John Ludden British Geological Survey

• The geological history and mineral deposits in greenland - a status on current projects
  

  Majken D. Poulsen Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS), Nuuk, Greenland

• Critical raw materials; what, why and how?
  

  Éimear Deady British Geological Survey, Minerals and Waste, Environmental Science Centre, Keyworth, Nottingham, United Kingdom

• Cities: Tomorrow’s material reservoirs
  

  Helmut Rechberger Vienna University of Technology, Institute for Water Quality, Resource and Waste Management, Vienna, Austria

Wednesday, 15 April 2015

• International co-operation and exploration of mineral resources
  

  Bernhard Stribrny Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, Hannover, Germany

• Global natural resource use: is the world heading towards a “green economy”?
  

  Stefan Giljum Institute for Ecological Economics Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria

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