SFIS Days

Journées jeunes chercheurs de la Société Française des IsotopeS (SFIS)

Accès aux présentations

Contribution of Δ17O to the understanding of kinetic effects in cold water corals, Marie PESNIN
Challenging the trophic level estimates using a food-web model: a multifaceted approach, Marine Ballutaud
Sources and speciation of carbon-14 in a nuclear-powered river : the rhône river (France), Nathan BODEREAU
Composition of particulate organic matter at the river estuary interface: a comprehensive study at a multi-ecosystem scale, Florian Ferchiche
Evaluating the dissipation of micropollutants in an agricultural river using compound specific isotope analysis (CSIA),
Jakob POPP
Spatio-temporal evolution and source tracking of arsenic in surface waters of an old mining district (orbiel valley, france), Marie Heydon
On-line monitoring of 2 H and 13 C isotopes during the volatilization of hydrocarbons in the unsaturated zone,
Ouassim Boukaroum
Degradation of S-metolachlor under sulfate-reducing conditions tracked with multi-element compound-specific isotope analysis, Felix Kögler
A brief update on the performance and development of new generation laser isotope measurements, Justin Chaillot
Site specific D-H isotope exchange in amino acids during experimental hydrothermal alteration:
application to carbonaceous chondrites, Yuanyuan He
Quadruple sulfur isotope signatures in microbialites from a modern redox-stratified lake, Robin Havas
Unravelling the role of surface complexation in the isotopic fractionation of Fe aerosols, Cécilia G. Pech

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Young researchers' days of the French Society of Isotopes (SFIS) Strasbourg

Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 November 2023

Collège Doctoral Européen, Université de Strasbourg, France
46 Boulevard de la Victoire, 67084 Strasbourg

ABOUT

We are pleased to announce the "Journées jeunes chercheurs de la Société Française des IsotopeS (SFIS, https://sfis.eu/)", organized in Autumn 2023 at University of Strasbourg by the Institut Terre et Environment (ITES, UMR7063), the doctoral school 'Earth and Environmental sciences' (ED413) and the Research Initiative in Sustainability and the Environment of Unistra (https://fered.unistra.fr/).

Aimed at early-stage researchers, PhD students and postgraduates holding a PhD since less than 3 years, these two days will allow them to present their work (oral or poster) and to make themselves known to potential recruiters. The meeting will highlight the latest developments and applications for the use of stable isotopes and bring together early-stage and experienced researchers from a wide range of disciplines.

To see the program

Registration is closed.

You can submit your abstract to fered-contact[at]unistra.fr until 6 October 2023. Please use the template (Abstract template)

TOPICS (not exhautive)

Advances in instrumentation and analytical methods
Clumped isotopes
Origin and evolution of the Earth, planets and life
Hydrological, ecological and phytological processes and functioning
Elemental biogeochemistry and contaminants
Global change, paleoclimates, greenhouse gases and aerosols
Isotope effects and enzymatic mechanisms
Food authenticity, forensics
Biomedical applications

PROGRAMME

ORGANISATION

The meeting will begin with an ice-breaker on Tuesday lunchtime (14 November) and end on Wednesday evening (15 November). On Tuesday evening, an "isotopic dinner" will be organised. The meeting will take the form of an on-site conference. At the end of the days, prizes will be awarded for the best oral and poster presentations.

Presentations will be in French or English.

Participation is free for SFIS members, lunch is offered to young researchers and a low-cost room-sharing scheme will be available.

Become an SFIS member: sfis.eu/vie-de-lassocation/adhesion/

For more information and to register, please visit our website.