Professor Christopher J. Eastoe’s Series Courses about Isotope Geochemistry (in English)
Invited by Professor Jiang Shaoyong (director of Collaborative Innovation Center for Exploration of Strategic Mineral Resources), Professor Christopher J. Eastoe from the University of Arizona (U.S.) will come to our university to give series courses about Isotope Geochemistry in English. All teachers and students are welcome to attend it.
Place: Meeting 313, 2rd Floor, Building #2
Time |
Topic |
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1 |
Oct. 19 14:00 PM |
Lecture 1: Applications of stable isotopes to porphyry copper deposits |
2 |
Oct. 23 9:00 AM |
Lecture 2: Cl isotopes in porphyry copper deposits |
3 |
Oct. 26 14:00 PM |
Lecture 3: Cl isotopes in marine settings and Mississippi Valley deposits |
4 |
Oct. 30 9:00 AM |
Lecture 4: Cl isotopes in non-marine basins and suggested fractionation mechanisms |
5 |
Nov. 2 14:00 PM |
Lecture 5: Lessons learned from O-H stable isotope studies in groundwater and surface water in SW North America |
6 |
Nov. 6 9:00 AM |
Lecture 6: An O, H isoscape for groundwater in alluvial basins of Arizona -- zoned recharge mechanisms |
7 |
Nov.9 14:00 PM |
Lecture 7: O and H isotopes in rain in monsoonal climates -- implications for paleoclimate studies |
Introduction of Professor Christopher J. Eastoe: Dr. Eastoe is a professor of Department of Geological Sciences of the University of Arizona. He is a famous international economic geologist and geochemist. He has been working on porphyry deposits, isotopic geochemistry, environmental geochemistry, and hydrogeology for many years, and mainly focus on stable isotopes (especially Cl, S, C-H-O), radiogenic isotopes (3H, 14C), and fluid inclusion. His outstanding achievements about hydrothermal deposit, sedimentary basins, underground water geochemistry and isotope analysis & testing technologies, have been published nearly one hundred papers in top international journals including Geology, Economic Geology, and Radiocarbon.