Session
| Session title |
| S 1 | Biogeochemical processes in the Anthropocene: nutrients and pollutants cycling across the environmental matrices |
| S 2 | Geodiversity vs Geobiodiversity: a multidisciplinary approach to describe the Earth surface |
| S 3 | The coastal environment paradigma: landforms, deposits and sediment dynamics |
| S 4 | Geomaterials and Cultural Heritage |
| S 5 | Geosciences and heritage in a time-lapse: origin, lifetime and future challenges |
| S 6 | The new era of remote sensing and 3D modelling in digital geological mapping |
| S 7 | From magma degassing to gas-water-rock interaction: the role of fluids in understanding natural processes |
| S 8 | Multidisciplinary insights into rock-fluid interactions and fluid emissions: exploring tectonic settings, geochemistry and modelling approaches |
| S 9 | Geochemistry of fluids from hydrothermal and volcanic environments: classical, innovative, and prospective approaches to investigate the behavior of natural systems |
| S 10 | Geochemistry of sediments and sedimentary ores: addressing paleogeographic restoration and georesources exploration |
| S 11 | Mercury as a global contaminant: from geogenic and anthropogenic sources to environmental impact and potential remediation strategies |
| S 12 | New approaches in geochemical data analysis and mapping: from the urban scale to continental wide experiences |
| S 13 | Petrological and geochemical tools to investigate recycling processes: new insights and future directions |
| S 14 | The continental crust through space and time: unraveling igneous, metamorphic and mineralization processes |
| S 15 | Exploring the interaction of surface processes and tectonics in coastal and fluvial systems |
| S 16 | Georesources and Sustainability: from cultural heritage promotion to waste exploitation |
| S 17 | From waste to resource: the contribution of mineralogy to past and present waste management |
| S 18 | Geomaterials: characterization, industrial uses and environmentally friendly innovative applications |
| S 19 | Elemental behaviour for a sustainable future: geochemistry in petrological, environmental and industrial research |
| S 20 | Sustainable strategies for the design and development of innovative materials: from non-renewable resources to valorisation of anthropic wastes |
| S 21 | Mineral crystal chemistry: a powerful tool for our understanding of the inner nature of geomaterials. In memory of Alessandro Guastoni |
| S 22 | Mineral science for waste recycle and circular economy |
| S 23 | Biomineral, environment and gemmological studies |
| S 24 | Asbestos and hazardous dust in geomaterials in the frame of European green economy: new strategies for monitoring, treatment, and reuse in view of exposure assessment |
| S 25 | A world at risk: evaluation of the hazard associated to volcanic eruptions, natural radioactivity and land instabilities |
| S 26 | Exploring geoscience communication |
| S 27 | Geoscience at School |
| S 28 | Unveiling the evolution of the oceanic and continental lithosphere through the study of mantle rocks, primary melts and crustal sections |
| S 29 | Extraterrestrial materials: from meteorites to planetary bodies |
| S 30 | Geology, mineralogy and petrology in space: exploring planetary bodies in the Solar System and beyond |
| S 31 | From facies to depositional sequences: experimental approaches and case studies on the analysis of sediments and sedimentary rocks |
| S 32 | New advances in the tectono-stratigraphic evolution of the central and southern Apennines |
| S 33 | Processes of volcaniclastic sedimentation: analytical, experimental and modelling approaches for stratigraphic record and modern environments |
| S 34 | Fluid-rock interaction and terrestrial heat for provenance analysis, traceability and sustainable use of natural resources |
| S 35 | Groundwater sustainability and water-energy-food nexus |
| S 36 | Mineral deposits: understanding, exploring and exploiting, in a sustainable way |
| S 37 | Deciphering tectono-metamorphic processes in the continental crust from field to micro-scale |
| S 38 | Deformation and faults: from deep to shallow crust and from long term to seismic hazard |
| S 39 | Field analogue studies of fractured reservoirs and discrete fracture networks |
| S 40 | From macro- to micro-investigations in structural geology: methodological essentials and advances |
| S 41 | Data and Questions on the deformation history of the southern Apennines of Italy: from long-term tectonics to seismogenic faulting |
| S 42 | Magma storage, transport, fragmentation, and dynamics of deposition: advances in understanding magmatic processes and eruptive behaviors |
| S 43 | Progetto METIQ-mare: a new view of the Quaternary Geology of the Italian Seas |
| S 44 | Open Poster Session |
