EMU
Schools
General remarks on EMU Schools
Mineralogical sciences have been very much differentiated
in the last few decades. There are excellent experts,
but experts working on different fields understand
each other less and less, which decreases the effectivity
of research and risks the unity of mineral sciences.
The lack of a common language is no wonder: the
widely accepted general mineralogical knowledge,
reflected in the programmes and textbooks of the
gradual courses of the different university curricula
has not quite followed the development of mineral
sciences.
Many university professors, research scientists
and higher grade students feel that more general
knowledge on important new applied or basic science
fields, not directly connected to their closest
research interest, could help their teaching and/or
research activity.
To fill the gap between information provided by
university curricula and conferences for specialists
EMU decided to set up its Schools, where experts
give review lectures starting on the traditional
university level but providing the participants
at the end with the skill of understanding even
the latest trends of the given field.
Forthcoming and past EMU Schools
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- Nanoscopic Approaches in Earth and Planetary Sciences
Frank E. Brenker,
Frankfurt, Germany & Guntram Jordan, München, Germany
München, Germany, August 12 to 17, 2007
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- Technical Mineralogy: Silicate based Materials
Bernard Grobéty, Fribourg, Switzerland
August 28 – September 1, 2006, Budapest, Hungary
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- Spectroscopic Methods in Mineralogy
Anton Beran & Eugen Libowitzky, Vienna, Austria
Vienna, Austria, August 30 to September 3, 2004
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- Ultra-high Pressure Metamorphism
Roberto Compagnoni, Torino, Italy
Budapest, Hungary, July 21 to 25, 2003
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Continuation of the 4th EMU School
'Energy Modelling in Minerals'
organized by Carlo Maria Gramaccioli, Milano, Italy
Gargnano, Lake Garda, Italy, 8-14 June, 2003
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- Energy Modelling in Minerals
Carlo Gramaccioli, Mailand, Italy
Budapest, Hungary, June 29 to July 7, 2002
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Solid Solution in Silicate and Oxide Systems of Geological Importance
Charles Geiger, Kiel, Germany
Lübeck, Germany, June 24 to 29, 2001
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- Environmental Mineralogy
David J. Vaughan, Manchester, UK
Budapest, Hungary, May 15 to 20, 2000
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- Modular Aspects of Minerals
Stefano Merlino, Pisa, Italy
Budapest, Hungary, December 14 to18, 1997
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