14ICC - International Clay Conference Italy 2009
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PLENARY LECTURES

P1

Raffaele Saladino
Tuscia University - Italy
Sunday 14, 9.50 - 10.40

Clays and the Origin of the Life

P2

Jean-Pierre Bibring
University of Paris XI - France
Monday 15, 8.00 - 8.50

Mars Clays, as Recorders of Potential Habitability

P3

Cliff T. Johnston
Purdue University - USA
Tuesday 16, 8.00 - 8.50

Role of Clay Minerals in Controlling the Fate of Dioxins in the Environment

P4

David R. Cole
Oak Ridge National Lab. - USA
Wednesday 17, 8.00 - 8.50

The Role of Clay Minerals in Carbon Dioxide Sequestration

P5

Marek Szczerba
University of Krakow - Poland
Thursday 18, 8.00 - 8.50

AIPEA Bradley Award - One-dimensional structure of exfoliated polymer-layered silicate nanocomposites: a polivynylpyrrolidone (PVP) case study

P6

Warren D. Huff
University of Cincinnati - USA
Friday 19, 8.00 - 8.50

Clays and Mudstones Since 1556

   
KEYNOTE LECTURES
BIO-CLAYS  INTERFACE & LIFE'S ORIGIN

BC1

Hervé Quiquampoix
INRA, Montpellier - France

Proteins and clays mechanism of interaction

BC2

Eduardo Ruiz-Hitzky
CSIC - Spain

Bionanocomposites based on clays as support of microorganisms

 
CERAMICS & ENGINEERING

CE1

Maria J. Trindade
ITN - Portugal

The effect of carbonate content of ceramics raw materials in the temperature of bromine volatilisation

CE3

José M.F. Ferreira
University of Aveiro - Portugal

The role of clayey materials in ceramic industry: how to use them as minor components in old and new products for different applications?

CE4

Romano Lapasin
University  of Trieste - Italy

Structural features and rheology of clay particle dispersions

CE5

Akio Nakahara
Nihon University – Funabashi - Japan

Memory of clay paste and its application to control crak pattern

CE6

Anatoly G. Lanin
SIAA, Podolsk - Russia

Effect of structural parameters on strength and thermal stress resistance of hetero-modulus ceramic composites

CE7

Guido Ori
Modena & Reggio E.University - Italy

Cation exchanged smectites: preparation and characterization

CE8

Michele Dondi
CNR, Faenza - Italy

How innovation in ceramic processing is changing ball clay requirements

 
GEOLOGY & GEOCHEMISTRY

GG1

L.N. Warr
University of Greifswald - Germany

A K-Ar study of the lake Pelligrini bentonite (Malargue group), northern Patagonia: can the age of montmorillonite formation be dated?

GG2

Henning Dypvik
University of Oslo - Norway

Mineralogical shifts at the Paleocene-Eocene thermal maximum (petm) event, Svalbard

GG3

Paul Sardini
University of Poitiers - France

Clays and clay minerals as markers of  faults activity in geological systems

GG4

Jean- Frank Wagner
Trier University - Germany

Mechanism of late glacial to Holocene clay mineral transport in a fjord system across the southernmost Andes (53° S)

GG5

Daniel Beaufort
University of Poitiers - France

Clay minerals and associated phases related to the deposition of unconformity-type uranium deposits

 
HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT

HE1

Mickey Gunter
University of Idaho - USA

Asbestos monitoring: past, present, and future

HE2

César Viseras Iborra
University of Granada - Spain

Clay minerals on drug delivery

HE3

Gavin P. Gillman
CSIRO, Townsville - Australia

Charged clays: an environmental solution

HE4

José Centeno
AFIP - Washington - USA

Health and Earth – Medical Geology. Building a Safer Environment

HE5

Virginie Marry
University P. et M. Curie - France

Structure and dynamics of water in clays from molecular simulations

HE7

Melissa A. Denecke
INE - Germany

Actinide speciation using synchrotron techniques

HE8

Eric Gaucher
BRGM - France

Stability of clay minerals in geological radioactive waste disposals from data acquisition to modelling

HE9

Oladipo Omotoso
NRC - Canada

Carbon dioxide sequestration in oil sands clay slurries

HE10

M. Carmen Hermosin
CSIC - Seville - Spain

Sorption of phenantrene and pyrene on smectite as affected by the presence of iron and itd implications on bioavailability

 
MINERALOGY & CRISTALLOGRAPHY

MC1

Nicholas Tosca
Harvard University - USA

Extracting aqueous chemistry from clay-bearing assemblages formed on ancient mars

MC2

Gilles Villemure
University of New Brunswick - Canada

Preparation of 2:1 cobalt clays composed on regular hexagonal particles and of 1:1 nickel clays composed on nanotubular particles

MC3

Marcello Mellini
University of Siena - Italy

Hp and Ht structures of serpentine minerals

MC4

Andrey Kalinichev
Michigan State University - USA

Effects of hydrogen bonding on the properties of layered double hydroxides intercalated with organic acids: molecular dynamics computer simulations

MC5

Bernard Evans
University of Washington - USA

The phase petrology of serpentinites

MC6

Richard Catlow
University College London - UK

Modelling of silicate and aluminosilicate materials

MC7

Toshihiro Kogure
University of Tokio - Japan

Visualization of stacking disorder in kaolinite by HRTEM

MC8

Matteo Leoni
University of Trento - Italy

Structure/microstructure analysis of nanocrystalline and layered systems

 
NANO & POROUS MATERIALS

NM1

Jun Kawamata
Yamaguchi University - Japan

Linear and nonlinear optical properties of composites consisting of clays and dyes

NM2

Thomas J. Pinnavaia
Michigan State University - USA

Nanoclays and mesoporous nanosilicates: applications in engineering polymer technology

NM3

…… Coming soon ……

 

NM4

Mazhaair Kidwai
University of Delhi - India

Metal nanoparticles catalyzed organic synthesis

NM5

David L. Bish
Indiana University - USA

The importance of the partial pressure of H2O in zeolite phase transitions

NM6

Jeffrey Gilman
NIST - USA

Clay-polymer nanocomposite

NM7

In-Joo Chin
Inha University - Korea

Interaction characteristics of polymer nanohybrids with polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (poss)

NM8

Mario Elsenberg
University of Pernambuco - Brazil

Self-assembly and dynamics of clay platelets in a magnetic field

 
SOILS & SEDIMENTS

SS1

José Torrent
University of Cordova - Spain

Genesis and transformation of ferrimagnetic minerals in soils as affected by environmental factors

SS2

Rob Fitzpatrick
CSIRO, Adelaide - Australia

Soil minerals in the environment, industry and the justice system

 
MISCELLANEOUS

UM1

Ray E. Ferrell jr.
Lousiana State University - USA

Whither CACT (Computer Assisted Clay Teaching)?

INVITED LECTURES

BC1

Giovanni Valdre’
Bologna University - Italy

Relationship between nanomorphology and surface potential of clay and layered minerals and interactions with biomolecules

BC2

Gail Davey
School of Public Health - Ethiopia

Ultrafine clay minerals and human health: the example of podoconiosis

GG2

Dirk Schumann
McGill University - Canada

Gigantic biogenic magnetite in boundary clays at the Paleocene-Eocene thermal maximum

GG5

Wen--An Chiou
University of Maryland - USA

Clay fabric –The assembly of clay particles

HE1

Donata Bellis
ASL Turin - Italy

The pathologist's involvement in the asbestos investigations

HE5

George E. Christidis
Technical University of Crete - Greece

Environmental applications of smectites and zeolites related to layer charge and cation exchange capacity

HE5

Tilo Seydel
Institut Max Von Laue - Paul Langevin - France

Unaffected microscopic dynamics of macroscopically arrested water in dilute clay gels

HE5

Neal Skipper
University College London - UK

Water dynamics in compacted clays

HE5

Harry Vereecken
Research Centre Julic - Germany

Nuclear magnetic resonance methods to study in subsurface environments

HE7

Paola Adamo
University of Naples Federico II - Italy

Chemical speciation and bioavailability of trace elements in soils

HE8

Hiroyasu Takase
Quintessa Japan - Japan

Long-term stability of the bentonite barrier: how much do we need to know?

HE8

Stephan Kaufhold
BGR - Germany

Stability of bentonites in geotechnical barriers for HLRW repositories

HE10

Andre Maes
Catholic University of Leuven - Belgium

Interaction of se(vi) and se(iv) with illite: experiment and modeling

MC6

Sergey Churakov
Paul Scherrer Institute - Switzerland

Ab initio md simulation of clay minerals

MC6

Andrey Kalinichev
Michigan State University - USA

Multi-scale structure and dynamics of water at mineral surfaces: md simulations and experimental studies

MC7

Alain Manceau
University  J. Fourier & CNRS - France

X-ray views of the defect structure and chemistry of layered environmental nanoparticles

MC7

Etienne Balan
University Paris VI - France

Infrared spectroscopy of clay minerals from first-principles

NM2

Murray Lines
Stratum Resources - Australia

Industrial applications of nanoclays

NM2

Faiza Bergaya
University of Orleans - France

Industrial European applications of clay-polymer nanocomposites research and development of nanoclays

NM2

Yoshiaki Fukushima
Toyota Central R&D Labs - Japan

Developments followed by nch

NM2

Benny Theng
Landcare Research - New Zealand

Clay-polymer interactions and nanocomposites

NM2

Tsung-Yen Tsai
Chung-Yan Christian University - China

The study of the additive for reducing the print-through phenomenon and increasing the curing degree of up composites

NM2

Marika Santagata
Purdue University - USA

Nano confined water in clay minerals

NM5

Peter J. Leggo
University of Cambridge - UK

The Enhancement Of Nitrification In An Organo-Zeolitic-Soil System And Its Effect On Plant Growth And Quality

NM7

Yoshiaki Fukushima
Toyota Central R&D Labs - Japan

Diversified nano-hybrids of polyamides production methods and structure

NM8

Hyoung Jin Choi
Inha University - Korea

Phase transition of conducting polymer/clay nanocomposite suspensions under electric field

NM8

Daniel Bonn
University of Amsterdam - The Netherlands

Avalanche behaviour in clay suspensions

NM8

Maurice Mourad
Utrecht University - The Netherlands

Gelation/glass formation versus liquid crystal phase transitions in suspensions of charged colloidal platelets

NM8

Erwan Paineau
CNRS-INPL – Nancy - France

Liquid crystal phases in aqueous suspensions of natural beidellite

UM3 Wen--An Chiou
University of Maryland - USA
Environmental TEM technology: Emerging research pathways at the forefront In geomaterials, organo-clay complexes, and biogeochemistry. Dynamic observations at the micro-nano- and molecular scales of interaction.

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