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The 20th International Conference on Thermochronology will be held in Banff, Canada, at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity (12-17 September 2027). It is the primary biennial international meeting dedicated to low-temperature thermochronology, and will focus on the theory, practice, application, and quantitative interpretation of fission track, noble gas, and other thermochronologic methods. The program will include a varied suite of keynote and invited speakers as well as a diverse set of student presentations. It will promote interactivity and engagement via increased emphasis on poster sessions, breakouts, and community discussion to facilitate brainstorming that will chart the next chapters of thermochronometry.
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In 1978, the first apatite fission track dating workshop was held in Aspen, USA, and in 2027 we will continue this tradition for the first time in Canada. The aim of this meeting is to present and to discuss the latest cutting-edge research, innovations, novel directions, challenges, and to facilitate the exchange of ideas among the international thermochronology community. It will be a forum to discuss critical aspects and hurdles of thermochronometic methodologies and their application in the geosciences and related fields. List of previous meetings.
Dates & Deadlines• First circular
• Abstract submission open • Abstract submission closed • Registration open • Program announcement • Registration closed |