Professor Isabelle Daniel is the recipient of the 2024 SFMC Merit Award.
Author: Pierre Lanari
2024 Haüy-Lacroix Prize
The SFMC jury has decided to award the Haüy-Lacroix 2024 prize to Chloé TRUONG.
SFMC Officers And Councillors (2024)
BOARD PRESIDENT Nathalie BOLFAN-CASANOVA Nathalie Bolfan-Casanova is director at the CNRS within the Experimental Petrology Team of the Magmas and Volcanoes Laboratory (Clermont-Ferrand). She is an experimentalist who makes samples representative of the deep Earth and other planets in order to study the incorporation of point defects, such as hydrogen or ferric iron. She is […]
2023 Haüy-Lacroix Prize
The SFMC jury has decided to award the 2023 Haüy-Lacroix prize jointly to Clément HERVIOU and Rémy PIERRU.
International Workshop on Lithium
The international Workshop on the Characterisation and Quantification of Lithium, from the Micro- to the Nano-Scale, from Mining to Energy will take place in Paris on 26-27 June 2023. The aim of the workshop is to gather researchers, engineers and students interested in the local, at the macro- and nano-scales, characterization of the lithium element […]
SFMC MERIT AWARD 2022
The French society of mineralogy and crystallography is honored to present its 2022 Merit Award to Dr. Christian Chopin.
SFMC Officers And Councillors (2022)
SFMC OFFICERS PRESIDENT Michel GREGOIRE Michel Grégoire is a CNRS director of research working in Toulouse in the “Géosciences Environnement Toulouse » (GET) laboratory. Michel is a petrologist interested in the origin and evolution of mantle, magmatic and metamorphic rocks with mafic and ultramafic composition, in continental and oceanic domains. To carry out his research, he uses […]
Elements – December 2021
Elements 17(6) – December 2021 – Heavy Stable Isotopes: From Crystals to Planets
Elements – October 2021
Elements 17(5) – October 2021 – Carbonatites
The SFMC days in 2022
The new SFMC days will resume from the 21st to the 22nd of February 2022 in Villeneuve d’Ascq close to Lille in France. These days will be devoted to quantitative imaging from atoms to stars and will be organized around the following configuration: museum of natural history on the morning of 21 February 2022, talks and posters […]
