U.S.-Japan Joint Seminar: High-Pressure Research in Mineral Physics--Application to the Study of the Earth and PlanetaryInteriors/January 1991/Ise, Japan

该奖项将支持六名美国科学家参与 在美国，日本高压研究联合研讨会 矿物物理学 与会者将讨论和交流 最新的实验和理论成果在跨学科 研究地球的物理和化学性质， 行星材料，并将考虑这些影响 地球内部的条件和其他 星球 议程包括审议取得的进展 以目前最先进的蒸汽压力和温度 技术及其地球物理和地球化学应用。 研讨会的共同组织者是Murli H.曼格纳尼 位于马诺阿的夏威夷大学地球物理研究所， Yasuhiko Syono博士，东北材料研究所 日本仙台大学。 研讨会将在 1991年1月15日至18日，在日本三重县的伊势，根据 美国的赞助-日本合作科学计划。 矿物物理学是研究地球和行星的科学。 材料. 最近在以下方面取得了重大进展： 美国矿物物理学的高压研究， 日本，特别是在压力机的应用 地球化学和地球物理的温度技术 与地球和行星内部有关的研究。 是 现在可以在温度下进行实验， 压力条件相当于地球地幔中的压力， 在最后一个月里，我的心都碎了。 星球 本次研讨会将提供一个机会， 一些美国和日本科学家，以及一些 来自其他国家的研究人员活跃在这一领域， 就这一问题交换意见和信息，并促进 未来可能的合作项目。

This award will support the participation of six U.S. scientists in a U.S.-Japan joint seminar on high-pressure research in mineral physics. Participants will discuss and exchange the latest experimental and theoretical results in interdisciplinary research on the physical and chemical properties of Earth and planetary materials, and will consider the implications of these results to conditions in the interior of the Earth and other planets. The agenda includes consideration of progress made with current state-of-the-art ultrahigh pressure and temperature techniques and their geophysical and geochemical applications. Seminar co-organizers are Dr. Murli H. Manghnani, Hawaii Institute of Geophysics, University of Hawaii at Manoa, and Dr. Yasuhiko Syono, Institute for Materials Research, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan. The seminar will take place January 15-18, 1991, in Ise, Mie-ken, Japan, under the auspices of the U.S.-Japan Cooperative Science Program. Mineral physics is the scientific study of Earth and planetary materials. Significant advances have been made recently in high-pressure research in mineral physics in the U.S. and Japan, particularly in the applications of ultrahigh pressure and temperature techniques to geochemical and geophysical studies related to the Earth and planetary interiors. It is now possible to conduct experiments under temperature and pressure conditions equaling those in the Earth's mantle and core, and in the outer portions of the interiors of the major planets. This seminar will provide an opportunity for a number of U.S. and Japanese scientists, as well as a few researchers from other countries who are active in this area, to exchange ideas and information on the subject, and to promote possible future joint research projects.