Workshop: Magnetic Methods in Biogeochemistry – from field to microscopy and Mössbauer spectroscopy
We. 2010-05-26-Tu. 2010-06-08, Lund (Sweden), Lyngby and Copenhagen (Denmark)Contact: Christian Bender Koch, Mihály Pósfai
The course focused on the contribution from various techniques utilizing magnetic phenomena at different size and time scale to the studies of biogeochemical processes of iron. A combination of classes and practical exercises in the laboratories at Lund (Quaternary Geology), Lyngby (Center of Electron Nanoscopy), and Copenhagen (Department of Basic Sciences and Environment) provided theoretical and practical background for further pursuing studies in this field.
Itenary:
- May 26th: adjourn in the morning in Copenhagen
- May 26th to 27th: Field trip
- May 28th to 30th: Rock Magnetic Methods, Lund University
- May 31st to June 3th: Electron Microscopy, Lyngby
- June 4th to June 8th: Mössbauer Spectroscopy, Copenhagen
Teachers:
- Barbara A. Maher, Lancaster University
- Ian Snowball, Lund University
- Bo Thamdrup, University of South Denmark
- Mihály Pósfai, University of Pannonia
- Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski, Technical University of Denmark
- C. Bender Koch, University of Copenhagen
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