“Reactive Transport Modeling in Geochemical Systems”
Goldschmidt 2015 workshop
Instructors
The workshops will be presented by Craig Bethke , Ph.D., Brian Farrell, M.Sc., Kate Maher , Ph.D., and Jenny Druhan, Ph.D. Prof. Bethke is the R.E. Grim Professor emeritus at the University of Illinois. He is the primary author of The Geochemist's Workbench software package and author of the Geochemical and Biogeochemical Reaction Modeling text, published by Cambridge University Press.
Registration
Join the workshop when you register for Goldschmidt 2015 . Simply add “ Reactive Transport Modeling in Geochemical Systems ” to your purchases and you will be enrolled automatically.
Register through the Goldschmidt site by July 16 to take advantage of our Half-Price Registration Special Offer of €300. Space is limited, so sign up early!
If you prefer to sign up for the workshop but not the Goldschmidt Conference, or to sign up on a space-available basis after July 16, you may register directly at the normal price.
The workshop fee includes all course materials. Each registered participant will receive a free 60-day license to The Geochemist's Workbench 10.0 Professional version. We will ask you to bring to the course a laptop with the software installed and running.
Registrations are transferable but not refundable. Liability in the event of cancellation or other eventuality is limited to refund of the registration fee.
Travel
Prague is served by Václav Havel Airport (IATA code PRG), which hosts flights to points throughout Europe and elsewhere. A number of public transportation options are available to and from the airport, including an Airport Express bus that leaves for the city centre every 30 minutes.
Praha hlavní nádraží , the main railway station, offers connections to cities throughout Europe.
Servers in Prague restaurants commonly expect a 10% tip from visitors, but not local residents. It is not necessary to tip a taxi driver, unless he has provided notably good service.
Transit
Charles University is well connected with the Prague public transport system, and has bus and metro stops nearby.
Accommodations
The workshop venue is a little more than a kilometer from the Congress Center, where the Goldschmidt 2015 conference will be held. You may wish to stay in any of a number of hotels close to the workshop.
Alternatively, the Goldschmidt has arranged hotel accommodations near the Congress Center. Several hostels are also available in the general vicinity.
Environment and safety
Upon registration, you will be asked to provide an emergency contact name and telephone number, in the unlikely event of illness or accident, as well as list any special dietary requirements or medical needs.
Prague, like any urban area, is not free of crime. Visitors everywhere should take precautions to protect themselves and their property, such as not walking alone at night and not leaving valuables unattended.
Hosts and sponsors
The workshop is being held thanks to the generous efforts of our hosts and sponsors:
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