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West African regional paleogeography in the context of an evolving global scale model
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
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
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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The Assabet barcode: Early Neoproterozoic arrival of Mesoproteroizoic detrital zircons on the West African Craton in Mauritania
Our next webinar will be 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).
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WORLDWIDE MOUNTAIN CHAINS WORKSHOP
WORLDWIDE MOUNTAIN CHAINS WORKSHOP
Salamanca (Spain), 12th and 13th of May, 2022
Facultad de Ciencias, Aula de Grados
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10th Webinar Video: Assessing the reliability of P-T estimates by Pr. Jose Francisco Molina Palma
Our 10th webinar entitled ” Assessing the reliability of P-T estimates ” by Pr. Jose Francisco Molina Palma from Granada University in Spain was held by Zoom hosted by Colorado School of Mines on thursday March 3th, 2022. 32-38 students and professors from different countries including Morocco, Algeria, India, USA, Canada, Spain, France… participated in this webinar.
IGCP683 Networking Blast Series
The next event of our project is the first edition of “IGCP683 Networking Blast Series ” which will be held online, April 19th, (10.00 am New York, 4.00 pm Madrid). This special event aims to get more interactions among IGCP683 participants and about their research for networking purposes. We will be pleased to start this event with 6 participants from different countries (Morocco, Spain, Turkey and India) for a 5-minutes talk presenting an overview of their research.
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Assessing the Reliability of P-T estimates
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When: Mar 3, 2022 10:00 AM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
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9th “A review of Paleozoic evolution of Laurentia during the opening and closing of Iapetus and Rheic oceans” by Dr. Cees Van Staal
Our 9th Webinar entitled “A review of Paleozoic evolution of Laurentia during the opening and closing of Iapetus and Rheic oceans” by Dr. Cees Van Staal was held by Zoom hosted by Colorado School of Mines on January 13th 2022. The number of participants was 58 professors and students from different countries (Canada; Morocco; USA; Spain; Algeria; India; Tunisia; China..).