2017 Interior of the Earth GRC/GRS

这笔赠款将部分支持2017年地球内部戈登研究会议（GRC，2017年6月4日至9日）和戈登研究研讨会（GRS，2017年6月3日至4日）将在南哈德利，马萨诸塞州的霍利奥克山学院举行。GRC是戈登研究会议系列中的第11次会议，该会议专注于地球内部的结构，动力学和演化。戈登会议之前将举行戈登研究研讨会，这是一个独特的论坛，供研究生，博士后和其他具有可比经验和教育水平的科学家展示和交流新数据和前沿思想。NSF的资金将用于吸引来自不同机构、背景和科学学科的年轻科学家加入GRC和GRS。2017年地球内部GRC将关注地球深部，主题为“地球深部内部的化学和动力学演变，从形成到今天”。2017年GRC包括九个特别会议，主题重点涵盖从过渡区到内核的内部，从地球吸积到现在。会议将为年轻的科学家和研究生提供一个机会，以海报的形式展示他们的工作，并与领先的研究人员交换意见。后者将大大有助于前一个主题为“板块构造的自然史”的全球遥感。戈登研究研讨会应促进该领域新研究方向的发展，并将有助于多元化STEM劳动力的健康。研究领域是多学科的性质，需要从地球科学的许多分支的投入。组织者在挑选主持人和领导人时，力求突出妇女和代表性不足的群体。

This grant will partially support the 2017 Interior of the Earth Gordon Research Conference (GRC, June 4-9, 2017) and the Gordon Research Seminar (GRS, June 3-4, 2017) which will be held at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts. The GRC is the 11th in a series of Gordon Research Conferences that focus on the structure, dynamics and evolution of the Earth's interior. The Gordon Conference will be preceded by a Gordon Research Seminar, a unique forum for graduate students, post-docs, and other scientists with comparable levels of experience and education to present and exchange new data and cutting edge ideas. NSF funds will be used to attract young scientists to the GRC and GRS, from a diverse range of institutions, backgrounds and scientific disciplines. The 2017 Interior of the Earth GRC will focus on the deep Earth with the theme "Chemical and dynamical evolution of Earth's deep interior, from formation to today". The 2017 GRC includes nine special sessions with topical focus that spans the interior from the transition zone to the inner core, from the time of Earth accretion to the present day. The conference will provide an opportunity for junior scientists and graduate students to present their work in poster format and exchange ideas with leading researchers. The latter will be greatly facilitated by the preceding GRS, which has the theme "The Natural History of Plate Tectonics". The Gordon Research Seminar should foster development of new research directions in this field and would contribute to the health of a diverse STEM workforce. The field of study is multidisciplinary by nature, requiring input from many branches of the Earth Sciences. The organizers have sought to feature women and underrepresented groups when selecting the presenters and leaders.