day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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9:00 am |
Welcome Keynote session 3: Patrick Frings – ‘Does biology matter for the coupling of the long-term carbon and silicon cycles?’ |
Welcome Keynote session 5: Félix de Tombeur – ‘Silicon dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems: current knowledge and future prospects’ |
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9:15 am | |||
9:30 am | |||
9:45 am |
Xu Zhang – ‘HAS-Li isotope fractionations? Investigating how and when geochemical signatures of rock-water interactions are archived within secondary phases.’ |
Maëlle Villani – ‘Silicon isotopes as a tool to capture winter biogeochemical processes in permafrost soils’ |
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10:00 am |
Tzu-Hao Huang – ‘Extremely high alkalinity due to dissolution of mica-group silicate in the pelagic sediments of the Ulleung Basin (East Sea): stable Si isotopes evidence and reactive transport modelling’ |
Sophie Opfergelt – ‘Tracing changes in winter biogeochemical processes in Arctic rivers with amorphous silica precipitation’ |
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10:15 am | |||
11:00 am |
Manyu Chen – ‘Examining silicon cycling in abyssal marine sediments using silicon isotopes’ |
Juliette Glorieux – ‘Reactive transport modelling reveals changes in properties of tropical soils subjected to enhanced silicate weathering’ |
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11:15 am |
Oskar Schramm – ‘Oxygen isotopes in cherts record decreasing paleo-heat flow on Shatsky Rise (W’ Pacific)’ |
Zhe Dong – ‘A multi-isotopic study of the role of groundwater in supplying silicon to the ocean: A case study in groundwater from Cardiff, UK.’ |
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11:30 am |
Michael Tatzel – ‘Silicon and oxygen isotope fractionation in a silicified carbonate’ |
Jonas Schoelynck – ‘Quantifying the loss of silica in the Scheldt river as a result of plastic removal’ |
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11:45 am | |||
12:00 pm |
Registration |
Discussion session 3 |
discussion session 5 |
12:15 pm | |||
12:30 pm | |||
12:45 pm | |||
1:00 pm |
Welcome keynote session 1: Damien Cardinal – ‘How to measure Si isotopic signatures in specific phases of suspended particles’ |
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1:15 pm | |||
1:30 pm |
Keynote session 4: Agata Jurkowska – ‘Primary sources, circulation and Si burial in marine environment of Precambrian-Palaeozoic times’ |
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1:45 pm |
Lucie Cassarino – ‘What can we learn from the oldest and first d30Si diatom taxa specific record?’ |
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2:00 pm |
Sophie Westacott – ‘Culturing Radiolarians for Isotope Geochemistry’ |
Yuhao Dai – ‘Physical erosion enhanced silicate weathering stabilized climate after the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum’ |
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2:15 pm | |||
2:30 pm |
Francesca D’Agostini – ‘Silicon stable isotopes of phytoliths to reconstruct past water availability in Sorghum bicolor’ |
Ruchi Ruchi – ‘Constraining changes in silicate weathering and ocean circulation during the middle-late Eocene: Evidence from silicon and lithium isotopes’ |
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2:45 pm |
Discussion session 1 |
Yi Hou – ‘Glacially enhanced silicate weathering constrained by Si isotopes and Ge/Si of biogenic silica in Holocene lake sediments’ |
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3:00 pm | |||
3:30 pm |
Keynote session 2: Kate Hendry – ‘Silicon cycling from ice-sheet to coastal ocean: insights from isotope geochemistry’ |
Invited talk: Luc André – ‘The key role of the Archean oceanic Si cycle in the growth of early continental crust’ |
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3:45 pm | |||
4:00 pm | |||
4:15 pm |
Lisa Friberg – ‘Seafloor nutrient factories: investigating the benthic cycling of silicon in fjords along the West Antarctic Peninsula’ |
Janine L. Schmitter – ‘A robust signal in diatom δ30Si across the last deglaciation’ presented by Gregory F. de Souza |
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4:30 pm |
Edwin Cotard – ‘Silicon isotopic contrast between Southern Ocean fertilized and HNLC (High Nutrients Low Chlorophyll) areas around Kerguelen and Heard Islands’ |
Discussion session 4 |
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4:45 pm | |||
5:15 pm |
Mathis Guyomard – ‘Evolution of particles composition along a glacier-ocean continuum’ |
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5:30 pm |
Francois Fripiat – ‘Deglacial stratification of the polar Southern Ocean’ |
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5:45 pm | |||
6:00 pm |
Discussion session 2 |
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6:15 pm |
day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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3:30 pm |
Keynote session 2: Kate Hendry – ‘Silicon cycling from ice-sheet to coastal ocean: insights from isotope geochemistry’ |
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3:45 pm | |||
4:00 pm | |||
4:15 pm |
Lisa Friberg – ‘Seafloor nutrient factories: investigating the benthic cycling of silicon in fjords along the West Antarctic Peninsula’ |
||
4:30 pm |
Edwin Cotard – ‘Silicon isotopic contrast between Southern Ocean fertilized and HNLC (High Nutrients Low Chlorophyll) areas around Kerguelen and Heard Islands’ |
||
4:45 pm | |||
5:15 pm |
Mathis Guyomard – ‘Evolution of particles composition along a glacier-ocean continuum’ |
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5:30 pm |
Francois Fripiat – ‘Deglacial stratification of the polar Southern Ocean’ |
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5:45 pm | |||
6:00 pm |
Discussion session 2 |
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6:15 pm |
day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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9:00 am |
Welcome |
Welcome |
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1:00 pm |
Welcome |
day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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1:00 pm |
keynote session 1: Damien Cardinal – ‘How to measure Si isotopic signatures in specific phases of suspended particles’ |
||
1:15 pm | |||
1:30 pm | |||
1:45 pm |
Lucie Cassarino – ‘What can we learn from the oldest and first d30Si diatom taxa specific record?’ |
||
2:00 pm |
Sophie Westacott – ‘Culturing Radiolarians for Isotope Geochemistry’ |
||
2:15 pm | |||
2:30 pm |
Francesca D’Agostini – ‘Silicon stable isotopes of phytoliths to reconstruct past water availability in Sorghum bicolor’ |
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2:45 pm |
Discussion session 1 |
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3:00 pm |
day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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12:00 pm |
Registration |
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12:15 pm | |||
12:30 pm | |||
12:45 pm |
day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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9:00 am |
Keynote session 3: Patrick Frings – ‘Does biology matter for the coupling of the long-term carbon and silicon cycles?’ |
||
9:15 am | |||
9:30 am | |||
9:45 am |
Xu Zhang – ‘HAS-Li isotope fractionations? Investigating how and when geochemical signatures of rock-water interactions are archived within secondary phases.’ |
||
10:00 am |
Tzu-Hao Huang – ‘Extremely high alkalinity due to dissolution of mica-group silicate in the pelagic sediments of the Ulleung Basin (East Sea): stable Si isotopes evidence and reactive transport modelling’ |
||
10:15 am | |||
11:00 am |
Manyu Chen – ‘Examining silicon cycling in abyssal marine sediments using silicon isotopes’ |
||
11:15 am |
Oskar Schramm – ‘Oxygen isotopes in cherts record decreasing paleo-heat flow on Shatsky Rise (W’ Pacific)’ |
||
11:30 am |
Michael Tatzel – ‘Silicon and oxygen isotope fractionation in a silicified carbonate’ |
||
11:45 am | |||
12:00 pm |
Discussion session 3 |
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12:15 pm |
day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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1:30 pm |
Keynote session 4: Agata Jurkowska – ‘Primary sources, circulation and Si burial in marine environment of Precambrian-Palaeozoic times’ |
||
1:45 pm | |||
2:00 pm |
Yuhao Dai – ‘Physical erosion enhanced silicate weathering stabilized climate after the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum’ |
||
2:15 pm | |||
2:30 pm |
Ruchi Ruchi – ‘Constraining changes in silicate weathering and ocean circulation during the middle-late Eocene: Evidence from silicon and lithium isotopes’ |
||
2:45 pm |
Yi Hou – ‘Glacially enhanced silicate weathering constrained by Si isotopes and Ge/Si of biogenic silica in Holocene lake sediments’ |
||
3:00 pm | |||
3:30 pm |
Invited talk: Luc André – ‘The key role of the Archean oceanic Si cycle in the growth of early continental crust’ |
||
3:45 pm | |||
4:00 pm | |||
4:15 pm |
Janine L. Schmitter – ‘A robust signal in diatom δ30Si across the last deglaciation’ presented by Gregory F. de Souza |
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4:30 pm |
Discussion session 4 |
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4:45 pm |
day 1: 29.05.24 | day 2: 30.05.24 | day 3: 31.05.24 | |
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9:00 am |
Keynote session 5: Félix de Tombeur – ‘Silicon dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems: current knowledge and future prospects’ |
||
9:15 am | |||
9:30 am | |||
9:45 am |
Maëlle Villani – ‘Silicon isotopes as a tool to capture winter biogeochemical processes in permafrost soils’ |
||
10:00 am |
Sophie Opfergelt – ‘Tracing changes in winter biogeochemical processes in Arctic rivers with amorphous silica precipitation’ |
||
10:15 am | |||
11:00 am |
Juliette Glorieux – ‘Reactive transport modelling reveals changes in properties of tropical soils subjected to enhanced silicate weathering’ |
||
11:15 am |
Zhe Dong – ‘A multi-isotopic study of the role of groundwater in supplying silicon to the ocean: A case study in groundwater from Cardiff, UK.’ |
||
11:30 am |
Jonas Schoelynck – ‘Quantifying the loss of silica in the Scheldt river as a result of plastic removal’ |
||
11:45 am | |||
12:00 pm |
discussion session 5 |
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12:15 pm |
day 1: 29.05.24
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Registration
-
Welcome
-
keynote session 1: Damien Cardinal – ‘How to measure Si isotopic signatures in specific phases of suspended particles’
-
Lucie Cassarino – ‘What can we learn from the oldest and first d30Si diatom taxa specific record?’
-
Sophie Westacott – ‘Culturing Radiolarians for Isotope Geochemistry’
-
Francesca D’Agostini – ‘Silicon stable isotopes of phytoliths to reconstruct past water availability in Sorghum bicolor’
-
Discussion session 1
-
Keynote session 2: Kate Hendry – ‘Silicon cycling from ice-sheet to coastal ocean: insights from isotope geochemistry’
-
Lisa Friberg – ‘Seafloor nutrient factories: investigating the benthic cycling of silicon in fjords along the West Antarctic Peninsula’
-
Edwin Cotard – ‘Silicon isotopic contrast between Southern Ocean fertilized and HNLC (High Nutrients Low Chlorophyll) areas around Kerguelen and Heard Islands’
-
Mathis Guyomard – ‘Evolution of particles composition along a glacier-ocean continuum’
-
Francois Fripiat – ‘Deglacial stratification of the polar Southern Ocean’
-
Discussion session 2
day 2: 30.05.24
-
Welcome
-
Keynote session 3: Patrick Frings – ‘Does biology matter for the coupling of the long-term carbon and silicon cycles?’
-
Xu Zhang – ‘HAS-Li isotope fractionations? Investigating how and when geochemical signatures of rock-water interactions are archived within secondary phases.’
-
Tzu-Hao Huang – ‘Extremely high alkalinity due to dissolution of mica-group silicate in the pelagic sediments of the Ulleung Basin (East Sea): stable Si isotopes evidence and reactive transport modelling’
-
Manyu Chen – ‘Examining silicon cycling in abyssal marine sediments using silicon isotopes’
-
Oskar Schramm – ‘Oxygen isotopes in cherts record decreasing paleo-heat flow on Shatsky Rise (W’ Pacific)’
-
Michael Tatzel – ‘Silicon and oxygen isotope fractionation in a silicified carbonate’
-
Discussion session 3
-
Keynote session 4: Agata Jurkowska – ‘Primary sources, circulation and Si burial in marine environment of Precambrian-Palaeozoic times’
-
Yuhao Dai – ‘Physical erosion enhanced silicate weathering stabilized climate after the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum’
-
Ruchi Ruchi – ‘Constraining changes in silicate weathering and ocean circulation during the middle-late Eocene: Evidence from silicon and lithium isotopes’
-
Yi Hou – ‘Glacially enhanced silicate weathering constrained by Si isotopes and Ge/Si of biogenic silica in Holocene lake sediments’
-
Invited talk: Luc André – ‘The key role of the Archean oceanic Si cycle in the growth of early continental crust’
-
Janine L. Schmitter – ‘A robust signal in diatom δ30Si across the last deglaciation’ presented by Gregory F. de Souza
-
Discussion session 4
day 3: 31.05.24
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Welcome
-
Keynote session 5: Félix de Tombeur – ‘Silicon dynamics in terrestrial ecosystems: current knowledge and future prospects’
-
Maëlle Villani – ‘Silicon isotopes as a tool to capture winter biogeochemical processes in permafrost soils’
-
Sophie Opfergelt – ‘Tracing changes in winter biogeochemical processes in Arctic rivers with amorphous silica precipitation’
-
Juliette Glorieux – ‘Reactive transport modelling reveals changes in properties of tropical soils subjected to enhanced silicate weathering’
-
Zhe Dong – ‘A multi-isotopic study of the role of groundwater in supplying silicon to the ocean: A case study in groundwater from Cardiff, UK.’
-
Jonas Schoelynck – ‘Quantifying the loss of silica in the Scheldt river as a result of plastic removal’
-
discussion session 5
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discussion session 5