EXPERIMENTAL PETROLOGY AND ROCK DEFORMATION Deadline for application: 31 August, 2010We invite applications from PhD students (Master students and post-docs will be considered if places are not filled by PhD) to the EURISPET Seminar on "Experimental Petrology and Rock Deformation". PERIOD: November 20 (arrival) – November 27, 2010 (departure). VENUE: Earth Science Department, ETH (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology), Zurich (www.erdw.ethz.ch) PARTICIPANTS: The School is limited to 35 participants supported by the EC (30 Early Stage Researchers – up to 4 years research activity including PhD –, and 5 Experienced Researchers – up to 10 years research experience), with the possibility of other 5 participants attending on a self-funded basis. The participants may come from any country worldwide, but a few conditions exist to be eligible (see “eligibility” on http://www.eurispet.eu). In addition, selection of participants will consider criteria of gender balance, regional balance, quality of past research, student status (with preference for PhD, post-doc) and knowledge of English. PROGRAM: The School will consist of one day for student presentations to enable participants to present and discuss their own research, 4 days of formal lectures with world-known experts, including a session on Building a Scientific Career and FP7 and 1 day of demonstrations and laboratory practical training in the experimental laboratories of the Earth Science Department of ETH. The Seminar will include a broad range of experimental methods covering the entire pressure-temperature space of our planet and their applications in Earth Sciences including phase transitions and phase equilibria, experimental geochemistry, experimental rock deformation, thermodynamic, kinetic, rheologic and elastic properties of Earth materials (solids, liquids, glasses, fluids) as well as spectroscopic methods. A detailed program will be posted at http://www.eurispet.eu. PRELIMINARY LIST OF LECTURERS: Luca CARICCHI (Bristol, UK), Sumit CHAKRABORTY (Bochum, Germany), Don B. DINGWELL (Munich, Germany), Dan FROST (Bayreuth, Germany), Fabrice GAILLARD (Orléans, France), Marc M. HIRSCHMANN (Minnesota, USA), Ronit KESSEL (Jerusalem, Israel), David MAINPRICE (Montpellier, France), Sébastien MERKEL (Lille, France), Santanu MISRA (Zurich, Switzerland), Hugh O´NEILL (Canberra, Australia), Fabrizio NESTOLA (Padova, Italy), Michel PICHAVANT (Orléans, France), Stefano POLI (Milano, Italy), Carmen SANCHEZ-VALLE (Zurich, Switzerland), Peter ULMER (Zurich, Switzerland), Wim Van WESTRENEN (Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Mike WALTER (Bristol, UK). FEES: Accepted eligible participants will be fully funded by EC (registration fee, travel, accommodation and meals, up to the limits defined by EC) through the Marie Curie Scheme. People (maximum 5) attending on a self-funded basis should pay 150 Euro (registration) plus 750 Euro (accommodation and meals) for accommodation in double room and 1000 EURO for accommodation in single room. APPLICATIONS: Application, by email to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , filling the form that can be downloaded at: http://www.eurispet.eu. IMPORTANT DEADLINES 31 August 2010: Deadline for application 20 September 2010: Notification of accepted applications. 15 October 2010: Circular with final program and technical details. EURISPET is a Marie Curie “Series of Events” funded by the European Commission through the Sixth Framework Programme. The partner institutions are Università di Padova (Italy, Coordinator), Institut de Physique du Globe (Paris, France), The Australian National University (Canberra, Australia), Eötvös-Lorand University (Budapest, Hungary), Universidad de Granada (Spain), Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (Zurich, Switzerland).
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