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Inauguration du Centre de compétence en analyse de surface des matériaux (CASA)
By UNIL | Université de LausanneEducation
Inauguration du Centre de compétence en analyse de surface des matériaux (CASA) episodes
- Evidence on Earth from a major cosmic collision: oxygen and neon isotopes of an impact crater and fossil meteoritesDr Philipp HECK, Robert A. Pritzker Center for Meteoritics and Polar Studies, The Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago33 min
- Diamond R&D at the UAlberta SIMS labDr Richard STERN, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, University of Alberta53 min
- U-Th-Pb dating of allanite and monazite in the North Central AlpsDr Emilie JANOTS, ISTerre, Grenoble University49 min
- Quantifying P-T post-intrusion: SIMS analysis of symplectitesDr Emily PETERMAN, Earth and Oceanographic Science, University of Bowdoin32 min
- Pb isotopes and volatile elements measured by SIMS in olivine-hosted meltPb isotopes and volatile elements measured by SIMS in olivine-hosted melt inclusions from Sao Miguel, AzoresDr Estelle ROSE-KOGA, LMV, University of Clermont-Ferrand38 min
- Oxygen isotopes measured in basaltic melt inclusions and glasses from Askja, North IcelandDr Margareth HARTLEY, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge38 min
- Cérémonie officielle: La sonde ionique en sciences de la Terre et de l'Univers, une petite révolutionDominique ARLETTAZ, recteur UNIL; Philippe GILLET, vice-président pour les affaires académiques, EPFL; François BUSSY, doyen FGSE; Anders MEIBOM, CASA, EPFL; Lukas BAUMGARTNER, SwissSIMS; UNIL, Marc CHAUSSIDON, CRPG, Nancy53 min
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- Nanoscale distribution of radiogenic Pb in zircon revealed by scanning ion tomography - implications for high spatial resolution geochronologyDr Martin WHITEHOUSE, Swedish National Museum, Stockholm44 min
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La plateforme CASA réunit à l'UNIL une machine SwissSIMS de six tonnes et sa petite soeur nanoSIMS appartenant à l'EPFL