Welcome
On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we invite you to the 8th European Conference on Mineralogy and Spectroscopy (ECMS 2015) in Rome, Italy, September 9-11, 2015. ECMS 2015 is the eighth edition of the European conference series organized since 1988. Previous editions were in: Rome (1988), Berlin (1995), Kiev (1996), Paris (2001), Vienna (2004), Stockholm (2007) and Potsdam (2011). The conference will hopefully reflect the philosophy of previous conferences and provide a common forum to present new ideas, concepts and results related to mineral spectroscopy. It will also offer an opportunity for students and young scientists to meet and interact with established, well-known scientists.
Official language: English.
Official language: English.
Programme
Invited speakers details, scientific programme (oral and poster presentations), and related activities (including post-conference excursions).
Place and dates
This section will feature how to reach the conference venue in the historic city of Rome and important conference dates.
Registration
Registration information and important deadlines for participation, namely registration, scholarships, abstracts and manuscripts.
“Minerals are the basic stuff of the Earth, and their study will always remain at the core of the Earth Sciencesâ€
Frank C. Hawthorne
Maps
How to reach us, map of the historic centre of Rome, tourist
information and attractions to enjoy your stay in the "Eternal city".
Gallery
View the images gallery for the latest editions of European Conference on Mineralogy and Spectroscopy.
Latest News
Dicember 21, 2015
The videos of ECMS 2015 are now available for viewing here.
September 24, 2015
Hundreds of photos taken during ECMS 2015 are now available for viewing and download.
August 10, 2015
The ECMS 2015 online scientific programme is now available.
8th European Conference on Mineralogy and Spectroscopy
9-11 September 2015 - Rome (Italy)
Sponsored by SIMP (Italian Society of Mineralogy and Petrology)
Sapienza University of Rome, CNR (Italian National Research Council)
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