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The idea of the '''Goldschmidt conferences''' appeared in 1983, when members of the Geological Society of America stated that geochemistry could never be better recognized as a disciplin, though it widely contributed to major discoveries in geological sciences, without identified events, such as an annual meeting specifically for geochemistry. | The idea of the '''Goldschmidt conferences''' appeared in 1983, when members of the Geological Society of America stated that geochemistry could never be better recognized as a disciplin, though it widely contributed to major discoveries in geological sciences, without identified events, such as an annual meeting specifically for geochemistry. | ||
| − | It required 5 years to evolve from a wish to a reality, and the first Goldschmidt conference was held in 1988 in Baltimore. The members of the committee in charge of organizing the event found it was a good idea to celebrate the upcoming centennial of [[Viktor Moritz Goldschmidt]]’s birth in 1888 : the Goldschmidt conferences were born<ref>Further information about the initiation process of Goldschmidt conferences can be found [www.geochemsoc.org/downloads/gn118artbarnes.pdf here]</ref>. | + | It required 5 years to evolve from a wish to a reality, and the first Goldschmidt conference was held in 1988 in Baltimore. The members of the committee in charge of organizing the event found it was a good idea to celebrate the upcoming centennial of [[Viktor Moritz Goldschmidt]]’s birth in 1888 : the Goldschmidt conferences were born<ref>Further information about the initiation process of Goldschmidt conferences can be found [http://www.geochemsoc.org/downloads/gn118artbarnes.pdf here]</ref>. |
==The Goldschmidt conferences serie== | ==The Goldschmidt conferences serie== | ||
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* [[Goldschmidt conference 2009 Davos]], [[Switzerland]] | * [[Goldschmidt conference 2009 Davos]], [[Switzerland]] | ||
* [[Goldschmidt conference 2010 Knoxville]], [[United States]] | * [[Goldschmidt conference 2010 Knoxville]], [[United States]] | ||
| − | * [[Goldschmidt conference 2011 Prague]], [[Czech Republic]] | + | * [[Goldschmidt 2011 Prague|Goldschmidt conference 2011 Prague]], [[Czech Republic]] |
| + | * [[Goldschmidt conference 2012 Montréal]], [[Canada]] | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
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| + | * The [http://www.goldschmidt2012.org/ 2012 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://www.goldschmidt2011.org/ 2011 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://www.goldschmidt2010.org/ 2010 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://www.goldschmidt2009.org/ 2009 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://goldschmidt.info/2008/ 2008 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://goldschmidt.info/2007/index.php 2007 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://goldschmidt.info/2002/index.html 2002 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://www.the-conference.com/JConfAbs/1/Goldschmidt.html 1996 Goldschmidt conference] official website | ||
| + | * The [http://goldschmidt.info/ Goldschmidt Conference archives] on the Cambridge Publications website | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
| + | [[fr:Conférences Goldschmidt]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:43, 25 June 2017
The idea of the Goldschmidt conferences appeared in 1983, when members of the Geological Society of America stated that geochemistry could never be better recognized as a disciplin, though it widely contributed to major discoveries in geological sciences, without identified events, such as an annual meeting specifically for geochemistry.
It required 5 years to evolve from a wish to a reality, and the first Goldschmidt conference was held in 1988 in Baltimore. The members of the committee in charge of organizing the event found it was a good idea to celebrate the upcoming centennial of Viktor Moritz Goldschmidt’s birth in 1888 : the Goldschmidt conferences were born[1].
The Goldschmidt conferences serie
- Goldschmidt conference 1988 Baltimore, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 1990 Baltimore, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 1992 Reston, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 1994 Edinburgh, Scotland
- Goldschmidt conference 1995 University Park, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 1996 Heidelburg, Germany
- Goldschmidt conference 1997 Tucson, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 1998 Toulouse, France
- Goldschmidt conference 1999 Cambridge, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 2000 Oxford, United Kingdom
- Goldschmidt conference 2001 Hot Springs, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 2002 Davos, Switzerland
- Goldschmidt conference 2003 Kurashiki, Japan
- Goldschmidt conference 2004 Copenhagen, Denmark
- Goldschmidt conference 2005 Moscow, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 2006 Melbourne, Australia
- Goldschmidt conference 2007 Cologne, Germany
- Goldschmidt conference 2008 Vancouver, Canada
- Goldschmidt conference 2009 Davos, Switzerland
- Goldschmidt conference 2010 Knoxville, United States
- Goldschmidt conference 2011 Prague, Czech Republic
- Goldschmidt conference 2012 Montréal, Canada
See also
- The 2012 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The 2011 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The 2010 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The 2009 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The 2008 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The 2007 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The 2002 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The 1996 Goldschmidt conference official website
- The Goldschmidt Conference archives on the Cambridge Publications website
