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Will you attend? - 2022 IUCr High-Pressure Workshop in Chicago
by Stella Chariton 29 Jul '22

29 Jul '22

Dear colleagues, As we are placing the final touches on the agenda of our IUCr 2022 High-Pressure workshop "Advanced High-Pressure Crystallography"<https://gsecars.uchicago.edu/education-and-outreach/2022-iucr-high-pressure…>, which will take place on 6-10 December at the Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory (USA), we would like to know whether you are planning to attend this meeting. We invite you to fill out this RSVP poll by 5th of August.<https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=kiywgyZf7UieW2wvykao5sy…> The meeting will have a hybrid character, although in-person participation is strongly suggested, particularly for those of you who are interested in attending the Hands-on Tutorial on "Single-crystal X-ray Diffraction Data Processing Techniques at Extreme Conditions: from simple single-crystals to complex multigrain samples". The workshop will charge a registration fee for all participants. Estimated cost for in-person and hybrid attendance will be around $150 and $50, respectively. Limited financial support will be available for students, postdocs and young scientists to help with the registration fee and lodging. The request form for financial support will be available soon on the workshop website. All submitted abstracts will be considered for poster presentations and a few will be selected for an oral presentation. Visit the workshop's website here<https://gsecars.uchicago.edu/education-and-outreach/2022-iucr-high-pressure…> to learn more, including our 9 sessions and plenary speakers. Please contact the workshop organizers in case of questions. Best wishes, Stella, Vitali, Dongzhou, Yanbin

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AGU session Announcement: ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT for abstract submission
by Nancy Lazarz 28 Jul '22

28 Jul '22

Dear GSECARS Users, There is less than a week left for abstract submissions at the 2022 AGU Fall meeting<https://www.agu.org/Events/Meetings/Fall-Meeting-2022> (12-16 December 2022, Chicago and online everywhere): The deadline for abstracts submissions is Wednesday, 3 August, 23:59 EDT. Please consider submitting to one of our GSECARS sessions MR001 or V013. See below for more details. SESSION #1: Session ID# 158262: "Advanced Experimental, Computational and Analytical Approaches in Exploring Deep Planetary Interiors (MR001)<https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prelim.cgi/Session/158262>" Great scientific discoveries in mineral and rock physics have traditionally followed in the aftermath of experimental and theoretical breakthroughs. Studying the physical and chemical properties of planet-forming minerals at extreme pressure and temperature conditions provides invaluable information for modeling the planetary interiors' structure and evolution, as well as an insight on geological processes that remain conundrums. Developments in the state-of-the-art static and dynamic experimental methods elucidate fundamental properties (e.g. structure, thermodynamics, kinetics, elasticity, phase relations, etc.) of geo-materials and extend this research to previously inaccessible regions. Pioneer theoretical computations in combination with high quality data and advanced analytical methods allow for the full assessment of countless plausible scenarios that describe micro- and macroscopic processes in various time scales. This session welcomes all contributions that will highlight innovative experimental, computational and analytical techniques that address a wide range of physical and chemical properties in minerals and rocks, and enhance our understanding of the evolution, structure and dynamics of the Earth's interior and other planetary bodies. Conveners: Stella Chariton and Vitali B. Prakapenka (The University of Chicago, GSECARS), Haozhe Liu (HPSTAR), Dongzhou Zhang (University of Hawaii at Manoa) Invited speakers: Ho-Kwang (Dave) Mao (HPSTAR) and Jung-Fu (Afu) Lin (The University of Texas at Austin) SESSION #2: Session ID# 158896: "The Evolution of Igneous Systems as Revealed by Synchrotron and Microanalytical Methods (V013)<https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prelim.cgi/Session/158896>" Advanced high-resolution and high-sensitivity analytical techniques continue to reveal new insights into the evolution of igneous rocks more than 90 years after the publication of Bowen's foundational text. Synchrotron-based measurements, including X-ray and infrared spectroscopies, diffraction, deformation techniques, XRF analysis, computed tomography and other imaging modalities, create pathways for probing the structural, chemical, and physical properties of igneous materials that are unavailable in conventional laboratory settings. Microanalytical techniques such as LA-ICP-MS, SIMS and EPMA have also seen remarkable technical advances and improvements in spatial resolution and detection limits. These techniques provide unique information for tracing the evolution of igneous systems. This session welcomes contributions highlighting innovative experimental, computational, and analytical techniques that address a wide range of physical and chemical properties of igneous materials, and enhance our understanding of the formation, structure, dynamics, and evolution of the interiors of the Earth and other planetary bodies. Conveners: Antonio Lanzirotti (The University of Chicago, GSECARS), Megan Holycross (Cornell University) Invited speakers: Ayla Pamukcu (Stanford University) and Maryjo Brounce (University of California Riverside) In addition, please consider attending the 2022 IUCr High Pressure Workshop "Advanced High-pressure Crystallography"<https://gsecars.uchicago.edu/education-and-outreach/2022-iucr-high-pressure…> which will take place the week prior to AGU (December 6-10) at the Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago. For more details visit the workshop's website here<https://gsecars.uchicago.edu/education-and-outreach/2022-iucr-high-pressure…>. Regards, Sessions Organizers

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AGU 2022 Sessions Announcement
by Nancy Lazarz 12 Jul '22

12 Jul '22

Dear GSECARS Users, We would like to bring your attention to two synchrotron relevant sessions that GSECARS is helping organize for the 2022 AGU annual meeting that is being held in Chicago on December 12-16. We're hoping that our GSECARS user community will find the sessions particularly interesting and a great opportunity to bring users of the highlighted synchrotron techniques together for discussions and networking. We encourage you to consider submitting abstracts if you plan on attending and the topics are relevant to your research. The deadline for abstracts submissions is Wednesday, 3 August, 23:59 EDT. SESSION #1: Session ID# 158262: "Advanced Experimental, Computational and Analytical Approaches in Exploring Deep Planetary Interiors (MR001)" Great scientific discoveries in mineral and rock physics have traditionally followed in the aftermath of experimental and theoretical breakthroughs. Studying the physical and chemical properties of planet-forming minerals at extreme pressure and temperature conditions provides invaluable information for modeling the planetary interiors' structure and evolution, as well as an insight on geological processes that remain conundrums. Developments in the state-of-the-art static and dynamic experimental methods elucidate fundamental properties (e.g. structure, thermodynamics, kinetics, elasticity, phase relations, etc.) of geo-materials and extend this research to previously inaccessible regions. Pioneer theoretical computations in combination with high quality data and advanced analytical methods allow for the full assessment of countless plausible scenarios that describe micro- and macroscopic processes in various time scales. This session welcomes all contributions that will highlight innovative experimental, computational and analytical techniques that address a wide range of physical and chemical properties in minerals and rocks, and enhance our understanding of the evolution, structure and dynamics of the Earth's interior and other planetary bodies. https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prelim.cgi/Session/158262 Conveners: Stella Chariton and Vitali B. Prakapenka (The University of Chicago, GSECARS), Haozhe Liu (HPSTAR), Dongzhou Zhang (University of Hawaii at Manoa) Invited speakers: Ho-Kwang (Dave) Mao (HPSTAR) and Jung-Fu (Afu) Lin (The University of Texas at Austin) SESSION #2: Session ID# 158896: "The Evolution of Igneous Systems as Revealed by Synchrotron and Microanalytical Methods (V013)" Advanced high-resolution and high-sensitivity analytical techniques continue to reveal new insights into the evolution of igneous rocks more than 90 years after the publication of Bowen's foundational text. Synchrotron-based measurements, including X-ray and infrared spectroscopies, diffraction, deformation techniques, XRF analysis, computed tomography and other imaging modalities, create pathways for probing the structural, chemical, and physical properties of igneous materials that are unavailable in conventional laboratory settings. Microanalytical techniques such as LA-ICP-MS, SIMS and EPMA have also seen remarkable technical advances and improvements in spatial resolution and detection limits. These techniques provide unique information for tracing the evolution of igneous systems. This session welcomes contributions highlighting innovative experimental, computational, and analytical techniques that address a wide range of physical and chemical properties of igneous materials, and enhance our understanding of the formation, structure, dynamics, and evolution of the interiors of the Earth and other planetary bodies. https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prelim.cgi/Session/158896 Conveners: Antonio Lanzirotti (The University of Chicago, GSECARS), Megan Holycross (Cornell University) Invited speakers: Ayla Pamukcu (Stanford University) and Maryjo Brounce (University of California Riverside) In addition, you may consider to attend the 2022 IUCr High Pressure Workshop "Advanced High-pressure Crystallography"<https://gsecars.uchicago.edu/education-and-outreach/2022-iucr-high-pressure…> which will take place the week prior to AGU (December 6-10) at the Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago. For more details visit the workshop's website: https://gsecars.uchicago.edu/education-and-outreach/2022-iucr-high-pressure…

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2022 IUCr High pressure workshop in Chicago
by Vitali Prakapenka 05 Jul '22

05 Jul '22

Dear Colleagues, Save the date: December 6-10, 2022, Chicago We are organizing the 2022 IUCr High Pressure Workshop “Advanced High-Pressure Crystallography” at the Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory (USA). Currently we are planning preferably for an in-person attendance (pandemic permits) with advanced remote connection option (hybrid mode), details will be available soon at the workshop’s website: https://gsecars.uchicago.edu/education-and-outreach/2022-iucr-high-pressure… The purpose of the 2022 workshop of the International Union of Crystallography (IUCr) Commission on High Pressure is to bring together researchers who apply extreme-conditions crystallography in combination with other experimental and computational methods to study a wide range of material properties covering various fields of science, including condensed-matter physics, solid-state chemistry, geophysics, materials science, nanotechnology etc. The workshop aims to facilitate extensive discussion and interdisciplinary collaboration. Students, postdocs and early carrier scientists in particular will find this workshop helpful in gaining improved familiarity with available state-of-the-art methods and how they can be applied to their research. We plan to organize a tour to the relevant APS beamlines for workshop attendees and a half-day tutorial with hands on examples. The workshop is scheduled a week before AGU Fall Meeting 2022 (December 12-16) that will be held in Chicago this year, with many excited sessions including GSECARS supported: “MR001 - Advanced Experimental, Computational and Analytical Approaches in Exploring Deep Planetary Interiors” https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prelim.cgi/Session/158262 “V013 - The Evolution of Igneous Systems as Revealed by Synchrotron and Microanalytical Methods” https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm22/prelim.cgi/Session/158896 For questions and suggestions please contact organizers. Best wishes, Vitali, Stella, Yanbin, Dongzhou

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