| News from the Palynology
Group Pollen
and Spore Master Class 2013 Registration is now open for the
upcoming Pollen and Spore Master Class to be held in Utrecht, The
Netherlands, July 8-12, 2013. All information is also posted (or
will be soon) on the AASP-TPS website. See the Class link on the AASP home page. If you
should have any questions regarding the class, please contact Thomas Demchuk, Timme Donders or Roel Verreussel.
Downloads:
flyer, detailed
registrant information, course
registration.
The 2012
Palynology group meeting was
held in Sheffield, UK on 13th June, 2012. The meeting programme and abstracts
are available for download.
The 2011 Silicofossil and Palynology groups
joint spring meeting was held on
31st March, 2011 in Tromso, Norway - Details
Group
Meeting 2009
Following on
from last year?s successful meeting at the University of
Birmingham, this years Palynology Group meeting was at the
Natural History Museum in London. The meeting took place on Wednesday
13th May, and our local hosts were Dr. Susanne Feist-Burkhardt and the
team of palynologists of the NHM Palaeontology Department. The venue
was the prestigious Flett Theatre situated in the Museum's Earth
Galleries. As an addition, the day included a demonstration of
the John Williams Index of Palaeopalynology.
Prof. Dianne
Edwards (Cardiff) kindly agreed to give an invited lecture to begin the
meeting. Her presentation was entitled: Beyond mid-Palaeozoic
biostratigraphy: the benefits of combined in situ and dispersed spore
research. Files
to
download: Meeting
Report (pdf 66kB), Presentation
Abstracts (pdf 254kB). Joint
meeting of the Palynology and Silicofossil Groups 2006 The
meeting was held at the Laboratory of Palynology and Palaeobotony,
Utrecht University, 9th-10th March, 2006. More>> Archive
meeting reports
Reports from previous Palynology meetings: APLF-TMS-LSPG 2005, Joint
Meeting 2004, XI International Palynological Congress, July 2004. More
>> Dinoflagellate
cysts from the Cretaceous: the DUXBURY
(1983) database now online
Palynology
related WWW links More
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