CTG Online Series
The Canadian Tectonics Group (CTG) Online Series will be held in Fall and Winter 2020/2021, starting in late September 2020 in Zoom. The Zoom link will be available only to the CTG members or those ones who are subscribed to the CTG Mailing List. If you are interested in giving a talk in the upcoming series, please contact Nadia Mohammadi at Nadia.mohammadi@unb.ca or Gabriel Sombini Dos Santos (Gabriel.santos@uwaterloo.ca).
TALKS AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICIAL CTG YOUTUBE CHANNEL
The Canadian Tectonics Group (CTG) Online Series will be held in Fall and Winter 2020/2021, starting in late September 2020 in Zoom. The Zoom link will be available only to the CTG members or those ones who are subscribed to the CTG Mailing List. If you are interested in giving a talk in the upcoming series, please contact Nadia Mohammadi at Nadia.mohammadi@unb.ca or Gabriel Sombini Dos Santos (Gabriel.santos@uwaterloo.ca).
TALKS AVAILABLE AT THE OFFICIAL CTG YOUTUBE CHANNEL
UPCOMING 2021 WINTER SEMINAR SERIES:
Prof. Cees van Staal (Geological Survey of Canada): "Some Comments on the Use of Accretion and Collision in Orogenic Studies", March 09, 2021 @ 1:00 PM EST.
Prof. Cees van Staal (Geological Survey of Canada): "Some Comments on the Use of Accretion and Collision in Orogenic Studies", March 09, 2021 @ 1:00 PM EST.
CTG 2021 WINTER SEMINAR SERIES:
Dr. Eric Thiessen (Laurentian University, the winner of 2020 Jack Henderson Award for the best PhD thesis): "How 800 Million Years of Tectonics in the Southern Rae Craton Controlled the Distant-hinterland Expression of 1.8 Ga Trans-Hudson Orogenesis", February 23, 2021 @ 1:00 PM EST.
This talk is available at the OFFICIAL CTG YOUTUBE CHANNEL; Click Here for the full presentation.
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UPCOMING 2021 CTG ONLINE SEMINAR SERIES:
March 30th, 2021, 1Pm (EST): Dr. Claire Currie, University of Alberta
April 20th, 2021, 1 Pm (EST): Dr. Camille Patin, University of Saskatchewan
May 2021: TBA
CTG 2020 AUTUMN SEMINAR SERIES:
Nicolas Piette-Lauzière (PhD student, University of British Columbia_Okanagan): "Impact of Metasomatism on Shear Zone Rheology: An Example from the Pocologan Harbour Granitoid Belt, Canadian Appalachians", December 9th, 2020 @ 1:00 PM EST.
Website: ResearchGate
Email: nicolas.piette-lauziere@alumni.ubc.ca
This talk is available at the OFFICIAL CTG YOUTUBE CHANNEL; Click Here for the full presentation.
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Jillian Kendrick (PhD student, University of Waterloo): "Modelling TTG petrogenesis: Recent Advances and a Case Study from the Kapuskasing Uplift, Ontario", November 17th, 2020 @1 PM EST.
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Dr. David Corrigan (Geological Survey of Canada): "Paleoproterozoic Earth: Setting a Template for Modern Tectonics and Related Geological Processes", October 20th, 2020 @1 PM EST.
This talk is available at the OFFICIAL CTG YOUTUBE CHANNEL; Click Here for the full presentation.
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Mike Duvall (University of Alberta, the winner of the 2020 Jack Henderson Award, MSc Thesis, LinkedIn): "Active Faulting and Subsurface Structural Variability of the Himalayan Foreland Basin, Nepal", September 29th, 2020 @ 1:00 PM EST.
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CTG 2020 SUMMER SEMINAR SERIES:
August 11th, 1 Pm EST, Alissa Kotowski, McGill University, Structural petrology and petrochronology record subduction, underplating, and return flow in the Cycladic Blueschist Unit exposed on Syros Island, Greece
July 28th, 1 PM EST, Alana Hinchey, Geological Survey of Newfoundland and Labrador
Crustal recycling during the assembly of NUNA: Geochemical and isotopic constraints from felsic magmatism in the Makkovik Province, Labrador
June 30th, 1 PM EST, Spencer Fuston, University of Houston
Raising the Resurrection Plate from an Unfolded-Slab Plate Tectonic Reconstruction of the NW Cordillera since Early Cenozoic Time
June 2nd, 1 PM EST, Pascal Audet, University of Ottawa
Tectonics of the northern Canadian Cordillera from a geophysical perspective
June 16th, 1 PM EST, Clare Warren, Open University
From the bottom to the top: exploring the depths of the NW Bhutan Himalaya
May 19, 1 PM EST, Noah Phillips, Texas A&M
The geological record of slow to seismic slip from an exhumed shallow subduction zone
May 5, 1 PM EST, Sean Kelly, Dalhousie University
Enigmatic Himalayan-Tibetan evolution explained by mantle delamination of Tibetan accreted terranes