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EMU-School 2010 Congress Hall – Auditorium |
From
fundamentals to applications in climate proxies and environmental
geochemistry |
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REGISTER, follow this link to secure registration page. Fees Student 200 € / Non-Student (Post doc, Scientist, etc.) 250
€. (See Key Dates) The registration fee includes participation
in the icebreaker and farewell parties and a printed version of the
corresponding volume of “EMU Notes in Mineralogy". On the registration site
you can also choose to purchase a lunch ticket (36 euros) which includes lunches
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at a restaurant nearby the conference venue
which has been reserved for participants. Number of
participants The number of participants at the school will limited to a maximum of
75, who will be selected on the basis of the date of registration.
There will be a number of grants including registration and
accommodation support for some of the participating students. The applicants
are required to submit an abstract and to present a poster of their recent
work at the school. The grants will be selected on the basis of the quality
of the submitted abstract. The results will be announced on Abstracts The participants can submit
an abstract and present a poster of their recent work at the school. Abstracts must be in the following
format and emailed by May 1 to emuschool@geol.uniovi.es: AUTHOR, A. (Affiliation, City without further address, Country),
AUTHOR, B. (Affiliation, City without further address, Country) &
AUTHOR, C. (Affiliation, City without further address, Country) The abstract fit into a Title: bold capital
letters, left aligned. Leave one blank line after the title. Author(s):
family name with capital letters, after a comma give the initials of the
other name(s) only. Each author’s name should be followed by her/his
affiliation in parentheses, with city and country only. If two or more
authors have the same affiliation, it should be given only once after the
name of the last author of the same institution. Underline the name of the
communicating author. Leave one blank line after the authors’ block. Text should be single
spaced and justified, if a word processor is used. Preferred font: Times 12 pts. Please do not use smaller
font size than 12 pts. Indent each paragraph by 0.5 cm. Leave one blank line before subtitles (if any), but do not leave blank lines after subtitles. Subtitles should be
indented and underlined. References should be cited
in the body of the text as follows: one author: (FLINTSTONE, 1998) or
RISIGALLO (2001), two authors: (POLEVOY & SHPAT, 1999) or POLEVOY &
SHPAT (1999), more than two authors: (BUNTES et al., 2000) etc. List of references should
be printed using 10 pts letters
under a subtitle as follows (hanging indent 0.5 cm, not justified). References BUNTES, F.E., KUPFER, C.U., & GLAS, S. (2000). Bornit-Monographie.
Alberti Verlag, Wien. 320 p. FLINTSTONE, F. (1998). Real
structure of opal. 342–356. in: CHERT, Y. (ed.) Silica Minerals. Kiesel
& Sons, Silicon Valley. 564 p. POLEVOY, A.A. & SHPAT, B.B. (1999). Mineral. Zhurnal, 26: 345–356. RISIGALLO, A.S. (2001):
Aperiod. Mineral., 54: 65–76. |
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