Carbonaceous Material Associated With Apatite on Earth and Mars - Implications for the Origin of Life.

Colleage of Science. NTU

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[Lectures] Mining Industry in Taiwan: Current Status and Future Prospects
[Lectures] How petrology helps in carbon capture storage and usage: from serpentine to magnesite
[Lectures] Hayasaka Ichiro and the Development of Geology Research in Modern Taiwan
[Lectures] What is Powering Earth's Engine
[Lectures] Mesoarchean supra-subduction zone ophiolite formation during initial hot subduction: Insights from ultramafic to mafic rocks in the Olondo greenstone belt on the Siberian Craton (Presented in English)
[Lectures] The concept and practices of Geoconservation
[Lectures] Numerical models of arc-continent collision and orogeny in Taiwan
[Lectures] Microbial mats as taphonomic agents: implications for footprint preservation (Presented in English)
[Lectures] Development and Application of a Roadside Rockfall Warning System
[Lectures] Unveiling Site Effects in P Waves through CEM2 'Joint Inversion Method', applied to the Tohoku area, Japan

Friday, 26 April 2013 22:32

Carbonaceous Material Associated With Apatite on Earth and Mars - Implications for the Origin of Life.

Faculty Candidate Talk

Speaker:
Dr. Dominic Papineau
Assistant Professor, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Boston College

Title:
Carbonaceous Material Associated With Apatite on Earth and Mars - Implications for the Origin of Life. (in English)

Time: 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, Apr 2th, 2013
Location: Room 213, Department of Geosciences

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