Earth Sciences - Research Themes in Nanolab

 

Nanolab staff members work on their own research projects within the Environmental Mineralogy (EnvMin) Research Group - their research topics can be found here.

 

The themes below were brought to Nanolab by external users. Some of the topics overlap with the interests of EnvMin members; in these cases members of the EnvMin group are involved in the research, performing tasks beyond simple measurement service. 

 

Institution	Research Group	Group Leader (theme initiator)	Theme
University of Pannonia	UP Air Chemistry Research Group	András Gelencsér	Properties of aerosol particles from household waste burning
			Study of magnetic aerosol particles
			Formation and properties of tar ball aerosol particles
			Analysis of material dissolved in fog water
Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics and Eötvös Loránd University	Pannon LitH2Oscope Momentum Research Group	István Kovács, Zsófia Pálos, Thomas Lange	Mineralogical study of mantle xenoliths from the asthenosphere-lithosphere boundary (relationships between pyroxenes, amphiboles and inclusions)
Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Institute of Geology and Geochemistry	Paleogeochemistry Research Group	Péter Németh	Formation of cave carbonates, biogenic carbonates, carbonate varieties with structural water
University of Vienna	Environmental Geochemistry	Patrick Meister	Structural/compositional studes of Mg-Ca carbonates from Lake Fertő (Neusiedl)
University of Newcastle, Australia	School of Environmental and Life Sciences	Silvia Frisia	Micro- and nanostructures of carbonate minerals (in Dolomia Principale and in recent stromatolites)
University of Cambridge	Department of Earth Sciences	Stefan Farsang	Color, inclusions, and formation of phantom calcite
Eötvös University	Institute of Geography	Enikő Magyari, Ivett Pálfi	Structural studies of Mg-bearing carbonate minerals from a drillcore from Lake Balaton sediments
Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Institute of Geography	Physical Geography Research Group	Zoltán Szalai	Nanominerals (primarily iron oxides) in a hydromorphic soil
Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Institute of Geology and Geochemistry	Archaeometry Research Group	Bernadett Bajnóczi	Characterization of Pb-bearing and other minerals in glazes of Roman ceramics
Research Centre for Astronomy and Earth Sciences, Institute of Geology and Geochemistry / Eötvös University	Agyagásványok a talajban	Tibor Németh	Polytypism of clay minerals from soils
Hungarian Mining and Geology Service / Eötvös University	Department of Geochemistry	György Falus	Mineralogical study of rocks storing natural CO2
Eötvös University	Department of Mineralogy	Tamás Weiszburg	Study of Pb-bearing minerals from the dust scrubber system of the Dunaújváros steel plant