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IAVCEI Commission Volcanogenic Sediments
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IAVCEI Commission Volcanogenic Sediments
@ComVolcSeds
IAVCEI CVS fosters common interests in research on all sedimentological aspects of volcanic phenomena.
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@IAVCEI_official, @sedimentology @brit_seds @vmsg_uk - please share the tweet above to your followers.
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UPCOMING WEBINAR - festive edition! 🎄
CVS members Ed McGowan and Nemi Walding will be giving individual talks on their ongoing research.
Register here: @34c64e9f-d27f-4edd-a1f0-1397f0c84f94" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/c32e530c…
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Call for abstracts!
Our session “Volcano-sedimentary processes and their role in landscape evolution” for IAVCEI 2025
Deadline is 20/12/24! 🌋
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We're planning a field trip! Details coming soon. But we've just had a meeting with the Local Organising Committee and it looks GREAT!
Hope you'll be able to join us!
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We’re delighted that early bird registration and abstract submission for #VMSG_MDSG25 are now open! Take a look at our website for full details of the scientific programme and registration details ➡️ vmsg-mdsg-2025.com
@dublinmagma @vmsg_uk @MDSG_UK
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In 30 minutes! Still time to register 👇
IAVCEI Commission Volcanogenic Sediments@ComVolcSeds
Announcement! The Commission on Volcanogenic Sediments Fridays with CVS Webinar Series. Our next webinar will be on “The life cycle of volcanic ash: deciphering deposits and field observations” by Dr Lucia Dominguez, University of Geneva.
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Join us online at 15:00 CEST 27th September 2024. Register here: @490a8197-7b83-4f10-89b9-83189be3835e" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/c74f6209…. All webinars are recorded and will be available on our YouTube channel (you can watch our first webinar here).
See you there!
@sedimentology @IAVCEI_official
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Announcement! The Commission on Volcanogenic Sediments Fridays with CVS Webinar Series.
Our next webinar will be on “The life cycle of volcanic ash: deciphering deposits and field observations” by Dr Lucia Dominguez, University of Geneva.
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You can register using the QR link below or by clicking the link here: @34c64e9f-d27f-4edd-a1f0-1397f0c84f94" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/2fc433a4…
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Come and register for our webinar on the 30th August! Shannon Frey from the University of Tasmania will be sharing their research on “Active Deepwater Multidirectional Tractional Sands at Havre Volcano: A New Facies Model for Deep Marine Deposition”.
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Manuel is interested in sedimentary responses caused by volcanic processes and their preservation in basin infills.
Take a look at Manuel’s research here:
Research profile (researchgate.net)
Manuel López – Centro de Investigaciones Geológicas (unlp.edu.ar)
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Meet Dr Manuel López!
Manuel is the early career representative of the commission. Manuel is currently an Assistant Researcher of CONICET (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas) at the CIG (Centro de Investigaciones Geológicas), La Plata, Argentina.
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TODAY! You still have time to register for this afternoon's webinar 😁
IAVCEI@IAVCEI_official
⏰️ A new webinar provider by the CVS is approaching ⏰️ Here's the info and link:
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The Commission for Volcanogenic Sediments is launching its Fridays with CVS Webinar Series!
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Join us online at 16:00 BST 21st June 2024. Register here: @490a8197-7b83-4f10-89b9-83189be3835e" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">events.teams.microsoft.com/event/b6ab61eb…
See you there!
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Our first webinar will be on “Volcaniclastic insight into the formation of intraplate oceanic volcanoes: sailing as a “sedimentologist” on IODP Expeditions 330 and 391 (Louisville seamounts and Walvis Ridge)” by Dr David Buchs, University of Cardiff.
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