The 10th #HuttonSymposium is over. A great thanks to all participants, speakers and organizers for this amazing week in #Baveno! We wish all the best for those participating to the post-conference trips in Elba Island and Calabria. See you in four years in India.
Lot of things happening this afternoon! After voting for the place of the next Hutton, we jump to our last special session about "past and future" in granite research, with three overview talks given by three eminent participants
For the last talk of the session, Tobias Keller from @ETH_ERDW presents an interesting model of magmatic Iron ore formation by exsolution of immiscible melts
Time flies, and we are already at the last day of the #HuttonSymposium ! Today's session is about fluids in and arround granites. We start with a talk by Weiran Li about REE partitioning in apatite in silicic magmas
And another very interesting keynote this morning by Jonathan Delph, presenting insights from seismic data into the lithospheric architecture of magmatic system. #HuttonSymposium#granite
For the next morning keynote, Marian Holness scales things down quite a bit to talk about the microstrutural record of plutonic rocks, and how it provides insights into magmatic processes