Presentations details and guidelines

Presentations

Oral Presentations
20 minutes  will be allocated to each oral presentation, including the discussion (30 minutes for invited speakers).
PC computer and multimedia projector will be available.
In case of PC presentations, PowerPoint 2013 and Adobe software will be available.
Any special requirements - please notify LOC

Posters presentations
Poster are on display for the whole conference.
Two poster sessions are planned - Session A- on Tuesday (17 posters- correlated with Monday and Tuesday oral sessions) and session B on Thursday (13 posters- correlated with Thursday-Friday oral sessions)
Please check your poster assignment in the programme.
Size of the poster panel is A0, portrait (NOT landscape) orientation.
2-3 minutes short oral introduction for poster is welcome (2 slides) - check time in programme.

Students - please mark your introduction slide/poster that it is a student contribution for the contest.


Presentation  list  - May 24, 2018

No	First name	Surname (last name)	Institution/Company/Organization		Title of presentation
1	Elina	Aidona	Dept. of Geophysics, School of Geology, AUTh, Greece	oral	Investigation of the magnetic properties and trace elements in sediments from Thermaikos Gulf, NW Aegean Sea
2	Luis	Alva-Valdivia	Geophysics Institute UNAM	withdrawn	Comprehensive paleomagnetic study suggest evidence of intra-arc deformation related to the Veracruz-Actopan fault system: neotectonics of the eastern part of the Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt (withdrawn)
3	Hermenegildo	Barceinas Cruz	Posgrado en Ciencias de la Tierra - UNAM	poster	Using thermomagnetic curves as indirect indicator of residual pollution on fluvial sediments affected by mining activities
4	Annemarieke	Béguin	Utrecht University	oral	Per-component Thellier-Thellier
5	Thomas	Berndt	Peking University	oral	Thermal fluctuations in FORC diagrams: the missing link between FORC diagrams and natural remanence acquisition
6	Thomas	Berndt	Peking University	oral	Paleomagnetic field reconstruction from mixtures of titanomagnetites
7	Andrea Regina	Biedermann	Institute for Rock Magnetism, University of Minnesota	oral	Magnetic Anisotropy of Ferromagnetic Grains – Comparison of Different Methods
8	Andy	Biggin	University of Liverpool	oral	Detecting externally forced long term palaeomagnetic variations: insight from dynamo simulations
9	Richard	Bono	University of Liverpool	oral	Magnetic Carriers in Metasediments of the Jack Hills (Western Australia): Constraints on Thermal History
10	Mariusz	Burzyński	Institute of Geophysic Polish Academy of Science	oral	Meta-igneous rocks from South-Western Oscar II Land (Western Spitsbergen) and their usefulness in palaeomagnetic investigations
11	Kristýna	Čížková	Institute of Geology of the Czech Academy of Sciences	poster	Integrated stratigraphy of the Jurassic-Cretaceous marine sequences: contribution to global boundary definition
12	Lennart	de Groot	Utrecht University	oral	Isolating magnetic moments from individual grains in an assemblage - upscaling towards analyzing natural samples
13	Mark	Dekkers	Utrecht University	oral	Toward a full-vector geomagnetic field record (~130-550 ka) from the El Golfo section, El Hierro, Canary Islands, Spain (invited)
14	Katarzyna	Dudzisz	Instutute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences	oral	A detailed study on the magnetic mineralogy of the Lower Triassic sedimentary rocks from Spitsbergen
15	Sylwia Klaudia	Dytłow	Institute of Geophysics ,Polish Academy of Sciences	oral	Passive dust samplers as more effective study material than street dust for characteristic of traffic derived pollution
16	Ramon	Egli	ZAMG	oral	Discrimination of ferri- and antiferromagnetic iron oxides and oxyhydroxides of pedogenic origin
17	Tiiu	Elbra	Institute of Geology of the Czech Academy of Sciences	oral	Rock magnetic and paleomagnetic research of the Miocene sediments in the Teplice–Ústí nad Labem part of the Most Basin (Czech Republic)
18	Karl	Fabian	Geological Survey of Norway	oral	Uniqueness of magnetic moment reconstruction from combining surface scanning with tomography: Towards a revolution of the paleomagnetic measurement technique
19	Karl	Fabian	Geological Survey of Norway	oral	Thermochemical remanent magnetization of the ocean floor: A quantitative theory
20	Karl	Fabian	Geological Survey of Norway	poster	Late Pleistocene magnetostratigraphic records from the western Svalbard-Barents Sea margin
21	Tomasz	Gonet	Lancaster University	poster	Assessment of topsoil contamination near the Stanisław Siedlecki Polish Polar Station in Hornsund, Svalbard, using magnetic methods
22	Tomasz	Gonet	Lancaster University	oral	Magnetic properties of brake wear emissions - preliminary results
23	Beata	Górka-Kostrubiec	Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland	poster	Identification of metallic iron in an urban dust using magnetometry, microscopic observations and Mössbauer spectroscopy
24	Jacek	Grabowski	Polish Geological Institute - National Research Institute	poster	Upper Berriasian magnetostratigraphy in the Mészkemence section, Mecsek Mts, (southern Hungary)
25	Jacek	Grabowski	Polish Geological Institute - National Research Institute	oral	Berriasian magnetic stratigraphy in Northern Calcareous Alps (Tirolicum, Northern Calcareous Alps)
26	Hana	Grison	Institute of Geophysics of the Czech Academy of Sciences	oral	How magnetic susceptibility reflects the distribution of major and trace elements in forest Andosols in the French Massif Central
27	Ashley	Gumsley	Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences	poster	The geological and paleomagnetic evidence for a late Neoarchean to early Paleoproterozoic supercontinent
28	Magdalena	Gwizdała	Institution of Geophysics PAS	poster	Environmental conditions in the Werenskiold Glacier basin (Spitsbergen, Arctic): magnetic study
29	Erik	Halvorsen	The Centre of Earth Evolution and Dynamics, University of Oslo, Norway	oral	The magnetization history of sills from the Early Ctetaceous Diabasodden Suite, Svalbard
30	Aneta	Hanc-Kuczkowska	Institute of Material Science, University of Silesia	poster	Mössbauer analysis of iron oxides in topsoils
31	Bernard	Henry	IPGP, Paris, France	oral	AMS: evolution and perspectives (invited)
32	Ann	Hirt	ETH Zurich	oral	Rock magnetic techniques applied to environmental, material, and life sciences (invited)
33	Dmytro	Hlavatskyi	Institute of Geophysics of NAS of Ukraine	oral	Position of the Matuyama-Brunhes boundary in Pleistocene subaerial formation of Ukraine
34	Frantisek	Hrouda	Agico, Ltd.	oral	Magnetic sub-fabrics in rocks: measuring techniques and geological interpretation (invited)
35	Maria	Jeleńska	Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences	poster	Magnetometry used for comparison of heavy metals air pollution inside and outside home; case study from Warsaw
36	Diana	Jordanova	National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography, BAS	oral	Magnetic and geochemical discrimination of wildfire affected soils
37	Neli	Jordanova	National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography, BAS	oral	Enhanced magnetic susceptibility of burnt soils – does it evolve with time?
38	Jaroslav	Kadlec	Institute of Geophysics CAS	oral	Loess-palaeosol magnetism as a tool for reconstruction of past environmental processes: Examples from the Czech loess regions
39	Šimon	Kdýr	Institute of Geology of the Czech Academy of Sciences	poster	Preliminary rock magnetic and paleomagnetic results of the Holešice and Libkovice Member transition of the Most Basin (Burdigalian, Czech Republic)
40	Patrycja	Kierlik	Institute of Material Science, University of Silesia	oral	Application of Mössbauer spectroscopy in environmental research
41	Łukasz	Kleszczewski	University of Warsaw, Poland	poster	Palaeomagnetism of the Czajakowa Radiolarite Formation and the Czorsztyn Limestone Formation: an example from the Stare Bystre succession (Pieniny Klippen Belt) – preliminary results (student presentation)
42	Vladimír	Kusbach	The Institute of Geophysics of the Czech Academy of Sciences	oral	Magnetic fabric in ductile shear zones: analogue modelling
43	Barbara	Lesniak	ETH Zurich	oral	Magneto-spectroscopic properties of sediments of Benguela upwelling system
44	Marek	Lewandowski	Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences	oral	Palaeomagnetic inclination error in the red-beds deposits:  a contribution from the Ediacaran sedimentary rocks of the western part of the East European Platform
45	Pengfei	Liu	Institute of Geophysics,  ETH Zürich	poster	Delineating individual ferromagnetic minerals in synthetic mixtures of magnetite and hematite
46	Pontus	Lurcock	INGV	poster	Enviromagnetism and palaeomagnetism of Holocene sediments from Lake Ohau, New Zealand
47	Maciej	Łoziński	University of Warsaw, Faculty of Geology	oral	The application of AMS for deciphering structural and sedimentary evolution of the Orava Basin (Slovakia).
48	Tadeusz	Magiera	Institute of Environmental Engineering, Polish Academy of Sciences	oral	Technogenic magnetic particles in soils around different pollution sources
49	Oleksandr	Menshov	Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv	poster	Soil mapping with magnetic methods at the agriculture lands of Pechenigy, Ukraine
50	Lena	Merz	Karlsruhe Institute of Technology - Institute of Appiled Geosciences	withdrawn	Shear zone characterization by AMS: an example from the ICDP-COSC-1 drilling, Lower Seve nappe, Swedish Caledonides
51	Krzysztof	Michalski	Institute of Geophysics PAS	oral	Palaeomagnetism in the High Arctic.  Palaeomagnetic investigations of Svalbard Archipelago conducted by the Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences from 1999 to 2018. (invited)
52	Kais Jacob	Mohamed	University of Vigo	oral	Changes in magnetic mineral input across the subequatorial Atlantic during the last glacial cycle
53	Joy	Muraszko	University of Cambridge	oral	New insights into iron reduction processes using FORC-PCA
54	Joy	Muraszko	University of Cambridge	poster	Cosmic dust as a carrier of natural remanent magnetisation? - a case study from the Jurassic stromatolites from the Zalas quarry, Krakow Upland, Poland.
55	Jerzy	Nawrocki	Polish Geological Institute - NRI	oral	The anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility of loess from Poland and Ukraine.
56	Claire	Nichols	MIT	oral	Constraining the Paleoinclination of the Lunar Dynamo
57	Dominika	Niezabitowska	Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences	poster	Magnetic mineral assemblage as a potential indicator of depositional environment in gas-bearing Silurian shale rocks from Northern Poland
58	Danis	Nurgaliev	Institute of Geology and Petroleum Technologies/Kazan Federal University	withdrawn	Magneto-mineralogical investigations of Lake Turgoyak sediments
59	Greig	Paterson	University of Liverpool	poster	HystLab: New software for processing and analyzing hysteresis data
60	Eduard	Petrovsky	Institute of Geophysics CAS Prague, Czech Rep.	oral	Magnetic mapping of distribution of wood ash used for fertilization of forest soil
61	Marzena	Rachwał	Institute of Environmental Engineering, Polish Academy of Sciences, Zabrze	poster	Magnetic response of airborne metal contaminants captured by spider webs
62	Sorin-Corneliu	Radan	Geological Institute of Romania	withdrawn	An integrated enviromagnetic and lithogenetic study in the lakes of the southern Danube Delta wing. Evidences from surficial sediments and short cores
63	Augusto	Rapalini	Universidad de Buenos Aires - CONICET	oral	A mid-Paleoproterozoic apparent polar wander track for the Piedra Alta terrane (Río de la Plata craton): paleogeographic and geomagnetic implications
64	Daniel	Rey	University of Vigo	poster	Delayed acquisition of remanence in deep marine sediments of the Galicia Bank Slope, Eastern North Atlantic
65	Alejandro	Rodríguez-Trejo	Geophysics Institute - UNAM	poster	Comprehensive paleomagnetic study of Chichinautzin Volcanic Field, Central Mexico
66	Pierrick	ROPERCH	Géosciences Rennes, Univ Rennes,  France	oral	On the recurrence of the South Atlantic Geomagnetic Anomaly: Paleomagnetic evidence from late Pleistocene and Holocene Chilean volcanic rocks
67	Sara	Satolli	Università di Chieti-Pescara	oral	Chasing the Jurassic Monster: A new record from the Northern Apennines (Italy)
68	Stephanie	Scheidt	University of Cologne	poster	Magnetic mineralogy of fluvial sediments:  challenges and chances
69	Petr	Schnabl	institute of Geology, Czech Academy of Sciences	oral	Magnetostratigraphic correlation around the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary in the Vocontian Basin, France
70	Petr	Schnabl	Institute of Geology, Czech. Acad. Sci.	poster	Possible correlation of the Burdigalian strata in Sokolov and Most basins. (ECRIS, Czech Republic)
71	Mark	Sier	University of Oxford	oral	Recovering magnetostratigraphy from drill cores despite low latitudes
72	Pedro	Silva	L, ISEL - Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa, Physics Department, IDL - Universidade de Lisboa	oral	Magnetic fabric study of a complex mafic dyke of Pico Island  (Azores Archipelago)
73	Pedro	Silva	IDL - Instituto Dom Luiz, ISEL - Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Lisboa	poster	Quaternary slope instability and mass movement deposits characterization (Portimão Bank, SW Iberia)
74	Simo	Spassov	Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium	oral	Uncertainty analyses of static measurements of induced magnetisation.
75	Courtney	Sprain	University of Liverpool	poster	The frequency of geomagnetic polarity reversals in the Carboniferous: Insight into Earth’s deep interior
76	Iga	Szczepaniak-Wnk	Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences	poster	Assessment of heavy metal pollution of Vistula River sediments using magnetic method.
77	Marcin	Szuszkiewicz	Institute of Environmental Engineering, Polish Academy of Sciences,	oral	Impact of a former glasswork on soil magnetic and geochemical signals: A case study of the Izery Mountains
78	Evdokia	Tema	Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Universita' degli studi di Torino	oral	New directional archaeomagnetic data from seven baked clay structures excavated at the archaeometallurgical site of Agia Varvara-Almyras, Cyprus
79	Evdokia	Tema	Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università degli studi di Torino	poster	An updated catalogue of Italian palaeomagnetic data from volcanic rocks and archaeological artifacts.
80	Yoichi	Usui	Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC)	poster	Paleomagnetism of the Cherni Vrah massif, Balkan-Carpathian ophiolite: preliminary results
81	Luis	Velderrain	UNAM	withdrawn	PALEOMAGNETISM OF MIOCENE HYPABYSSAL ROCKS RELATED TO THE GULF OF CALIFORNIA RIFT EVOLUTION IN NW MEXICO.
82	Małgorzata	Wawer	Institute of Environmental Engineering PAS	poster	Thermomagnetic and mineralogical analyses of dust and fly ashes originating from different kinds of industrial processes
83	Tomasz	Werner	Institute of Geophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences	poster	Fe-Cr mixed binary spinels as accessory magnetic minerals in the Sudetic ophiolitic rocks
84	Jan	Westerweel	University of Rennes 1	oral	First paleomagnetic constraints on the latitudinal displacement of the West Burma block.
85	Piotr	Ziółkowski	University of Warsaw, Faculty of Geology	poster	Thermal analysis of the kerogen rich black shales from the Upper Devonian in Kowala Quarry, the Holy Cross Mountains, Poland.