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Technical Personnel Josef Kolb, Dipl.-Ing. Zahra Neumann Secretary Natali Vakalopoulos Research Projects Experimental kinetic study of organic matter maturation: an appraisal of pressure, temperature and time effects on reflectance properties of vitrinite. - (DFG, Cooperation with University of Frankfurt a. M., D; University of Vienna, A and Stanford University, USA). Geochronology and tectono-thermal history of the Penninic-Austroalpine boundary (Arosa Zone) in Eastern Switzerland; a multi-methodical comparison of methods. - (SNF, Willkomm Fond, cooperation with University of Bern, CH and Departement für Zivilschutz, Bern, CH). Deformation, fluid flow and mineral reactions along the Glarus overthrust and along the extensional Turba Mylonite Zone, eastern Swiss Alps, Switzerland. Effects of tectonic shear strain on phyllosilicates and organic matter. - (SNF, OTKA Hungary, August Collin Fond cooperation with University of Basel, CH; University of Genève, CH; University of Budapest, HU; Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, USA). Bituminite parameters to determine thermal metamorphism - field data and experimental studies. - (cooperation with University of Chile, Santiago de Chile, CL; Institutul Geologic al Romaniei, Bucharest, RO; University Complutense, Madrid, E; Stanford University, USA; University of Gießen, D; Peking University, China and ETH Zürich, CH). Effect of contact metamorphism on very low-grade parameters: a natural laboratory study in the Vosges (France) - (Cooperation with University of Frankfurt a. M., D). Publications Potel, S.; Ferreiro Mählmann, R.; Stern, W.B.; Mullis, J.; Frey, M.; Very low-grade metamorphic evolution of pelitic rocks under high-pressure/low-temperature conditions, NW New Caledonia (SW Pacific), Journal of Petrology, 47/5 (2006) 991- 1015. Le Bayon, R.; De Capitani, C.; Frey, M.; Modelling phase-assemblage diagrams for magnesian metapelites in the system K2O – FeO – MgO – Al2O3 – SiO2 – H2O: geodynamic consequences for the Monte Rosa nappe, Western Alps, Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, 151 (2006) 395-412. - 134 -
Environmental Mineralogy Environmental mineralogy focuses its research on the characterization of individual aerosol particles by electron beam techniques (high-resolution scanning electron micro-scopy, transmission electron microscopy, environmental scanning electron microscopy). We study individual aerosol particles in order to derive the physical and chemical properties (e.g. complex refractive index, deliquescence behavior) of the atmospheric aerosol. These data are of great importance for modeling the global radiation balance and its change due to human activities. We are also interested in studying the particulate matter exposure at working places and in urban environments. As aerosol particles may have adverse effects on human health, the knowledge of the particle size distribution and the chemical and mineralogical composition of the particles is of prime importance in order to derive the exact mechanisms of the health effects. Our research is carried out in cooperation with the following national and international partners: Max Planck Institute for Chemistry (Department of Biogeochemistry) in Mainz, Institute for Atmospheric Physics (University of Mainz), Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe (Institut für Meteorologie und Klimaforschung), Institute for Tropospheric Research in Leipzig, Paul Scherrer Institut (Laboratory of Atmospheric Chemistry) in Villigen (Switzerland), National Institute of Occupational Health in Oslo (Norway), and McDonnell Center for the Space Sciences in St. Louis (USA). Other fields of research include kinetics of mineral reactions and cosmochemistry. Staff Members Head Prof. Dr. Stephan Weinbruch Research Associates Dr. Nathalie Benker Dr. Martin Ebert Dr. Konrad Kandler Dipl.-Met. Dörthe Müller-Ebert Dr. Annette Worringen Dr. Frank Zimmermann Technical Personnel Secretary PhD Students Thomas Dirsch Astrid Zilz Dipl.-Min. Marion Inerle-Hof Guest Scientist Dr. Marie Choël (University of Wimereux, France - 135 -
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ANNUAL REPORT 2 0 0 6 FACULTY OF MA
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Annual Report 2006 Faculty 11 Mater
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Preface The year 2006 of the Depart
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