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The Cadomian Orogeny in Saxothuringia – Timing, Correlation, and Provenance

admin1415 21 November 2023 No Comments

Within the framework of our online webinars “IGCP683 Talks 2023”, we are pleased to announce the next telk of the series, titled: “The Cadomian Orogeny in Saxothuringia – Timing, Correlation, and Provenance ” by Prof. Ulf Linnemann, Professor and Head of Department at the Museum of Mineralogy and Geology,  Section Geochronology, Dresden, Germany.

To attend this webinar, please Join us on Wednesday,  December 13th, 2023 at 11.00 am (New York) , 5.00 pm (Casablanca, Madrid and Berlin).

Please register here to get your Zoom link for this meeting and feel free to share this email with your network.

CORRELATING PANGAEAIS EVENTS: RETHINKIN CURVED OROGENIC BELTS

admin1415 14 April 2023 No Comments

CORRELATING PANGAEAIS EVENTS: RETHINKIN CURVED OROGENIC BELTS AND MORE IN A SUPERLATE WORLD

You are invited to a Zoom meeting.

When: Apr 25, 2023 09:00 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

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Paleomagnetism: What it does for us and how it is done

admin1415 20 February 2023 No Comments

Paleomagnetism: What it does for us and how it is done

The talk was given by Dr. Phil Mc Causland, Director of Paleomagnetic and petrophysical laboratory at Western University, Canada by zoom Febrary 14th, at 10:00 New York time and 6:00 pm Casablanca-Madrid time. Number of participants 32 form USA, Canada, China, Morocco, Spain...

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IGCP683 Blast Series: Our coming Networking blast series will be held Friday 31 March 2023

admin1415 20 February 2023 No Comments

IGCP683 Blast Series: Our coming Networking blast series will be held Friday 31 March 2023 at 4:00 pm Casablanca-Madrid time and 10:00 am New york time

You are invited to a Zoom meeting.

When: Mar 31, 2023 08:00 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

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Paleomagnetism: what it does for us and how it is done

admin1415 20 January 2023 No Comments

Our next webinar will be February 14th, titled: “Paleomagnetism: what it does for us and how it is done”, by Dr. Phil McCausland, Director, Western Paleomagnetic & Petrophysical Laboratory Department of Earth Sciences, Western University, London, On Canada

To attend this webinar, you are invited to a Zoom meeting.

When: Feb 14, 2023 14th, 2023 at 10.00 apm (New York) , 6.00 pm (Casablanca/Madrid) 08:00 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)

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West African regional paleogeography in the context of an evolving global scale model

admin1415 10 November 2022 No Comments

Here is the video of our last webinar held thursday 27 october by  Pr. David Evans (Professor at Earth and Planetary Sciences, Yale University, USA) entitled “West African regional paleogeography in the context of an evolving global scale model”, 32 participants.

The Assabet barcode: Early Neoproterozoic arrival of Mesoproteroizoic detrital zircons on the West African Craton in Mauritania

admin1415 5 October 2022 No Comments

Here is the video of our last webinar held thursday 22 september by Dr. Dwight Bradley (Emeritus, United States Geological Survey) entitled (The Assabet barcode: Early Neoproterozoic arrival of Mesoproteroizoic detrital zircons on the West African Craton in Mauritania), 26 participants.

West African regional paleogeography in the context of an evolving global scale model

admin1415 4 October 2022 No Comments

Our next webinar will be thursday 27 october by  Pr. David Evans (Professor at Earth and Planetary Sciences, Yale University, USA) entitled “West African regional paleogeography in the context of an evolving global scale model”: 

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