Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Senior keynote: Kerstin Lidén
How strontium isotopes have been to used and abused in archaeology
Carlo Cocozza
Bayesian uncertainty estimates for Atomic C:N Ratios in Archaeological Collagen
Samuel Bodé
Unravelling dietary aspects of Late Mesolithic to Early/Middle Neolithic cultures in the Scheldt river valley, Belgium, by compound-specific 13C analysis
Markus Fjellström
Historic reindeer mobility in northern Sweden – a study of diet, mobility, and climatic changes by multiple stable isotope analysis
Junior keynote: Julie Lattaud
Changes in snow meltwater uptake by plants in the Mackenzie River Delta? Insight from compound-specific isotopes.
Raminta Skipityte
Stable isotopes tell the dietary history of the last two millennia Lithuanian inhabitants
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Sean Hixon
Environmental and Anthropogenic Effects on Plant Amino Acid Nitrogen Isotope Values
Kerstin Treydte
European summer vapor pressure deficit of the last 400 years reconstructed from a tree-ring oxygen isotope network
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Keynote: Matteo Perini
Stable isotope analysis for the authenticity and traceability of food products, supplements and drugs
José Manuel Muñoz-Redondo
Traceability of commercial Spanish mango (Mangifera indica L.) using stables isotopes, mineral content and chemometrics
Silvia Pianezze
Characterisation of beef coming from different European countries through stable isotope (H, C, N, S and Sr) ratio analysis
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Meike Fischer, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Workflow advancements in high precision δ18O analysis of water by means of low-T CO2-H2O equilibration
Calum Preece, Elementar UK Ltd
Analysis of dissolved nitrate stable isotopes using the one-step Ti (III) reduction method and iso FLOW GHG headspace analyzer
David Dettman, Univ. of Arizona & D. Nelson, Aerodyne Research, Inc.:
Tunable infra-red laser differential absorption spectroscopy (TILDAS) measurement of multiple clumped isotope ratios in carbonates: progress and new horizons
Magdalena E. G. Hofmann, Picarro B.V.
Improved throughput for δ18O and δD measurements of water with Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Senior keynote: Kerstin Lidén
How strontium isotopes have been to used and abused in archaeology
Carlo Cocozza
Bayesian uncertainty estimates for Atomic C:N Ratios in Archaeological Collagen
Samuel Bodé
Unravelling dietary aspects of Late Mesolithic to Early/Middle Neolithic cultures in the Scheldt river valley, Belgium, by compound-specific 13C analysis
Markus Fjellström
Historic reindeer mobility in northern Sweden – a study of diet, mobility, and climatic changes by multiple stable isotope analysis
Junior keynote: Julie Lattaud
Changes in snow meltwater uptake by plants in the Mackenzie River Delta? Insight from compound-specific isotopes.
Raminta Skipityte
Stable isotopes tell the dietary history of the last two millennia Lithuanian inhabitants
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Sean Hixon
Environmental and Anthropogenic Effects on Plant Amino Acid Nitrogen Isotope Values
Kerstin Treydte
European summer vapor pressure deficit of the last 400 years reconstructed from a tree-ring oxygen isotope network
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Keynote: Matteo Perini
Stable isotope analysis for the authenticity and traceability of food products, supplements and drugs
José Manuel Muñoz-Redondo
Traceability of commercial Spanish mango (Mangifera indica L.) using stables isotopes, mineral content and chemometrics
Silvia Pianezze
Characterisation of beef coming from different European countries through stable isotope (H, C, N, S and Sr) ratio analysis
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Meike Fischer, Thermo Fisher Scientific
Workflow advancements in high precision δ18O analysis of water by means of low-T CO2-H2O equilibration
Calum Preece, Elementar UK Ltd
Analysis of dissolved nitrate stable isotopes using the one-step Ti (III) reduction method and iso FLOW GHG headspace analyzer
David Dettman, Univ. of Arizona & D. Nelson, Aerodyne Research, Inc.:
Tunable infra-red laser differential absorption spectroscopy (TILDAS) measurement of multiple clumped isotope ratios in carbonates: progress and new horizons
Magdalena E. G. Hofmann, Picarro B.V.
Improved throughput for δ18O and δD measurements of water with Cavity Ring-Down Spectroscopy
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Joanne Shorter, Aerodyne Research, Inc.
Integration of Laser Spectrometers with Diffusive In Situ Probes for Real Time Monitoring of Isotopes and Isotopologues of Soil Gases
Nina Albrecht, Thermo Fisher Scientific
The analysis of clumped isotopes in various gas species and fresh insights into petroleum and atmospheric research
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Senior keynote: Jan Kaiser
Polyisotopocules for atmospheric chemistry
Sara M. Defratyka
Verification of method used to determine δ13CH4 during mobile vehicle-based methane measurements
Tim Arnold
Measuring and modelling four isotopologue ratios of methane in the atmosphere
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Junior keynote: Wendell W. Walters
Evaluating the Atmospheric Dynamics of Nitrate in New England in Response to Emission Regulations: Utilizing Novel Isotope Observations
Andrius Garbaras
Isotopic ratios of aerosols for air pollution observation and its assessment as source indicators
Axel Horst
Stable chlorine isotopic composition of CH3Cl and CFC-12 in
tropospheric air samples
Sanjeev Dasari
A potential proxy for tracing ozone layer depletion events–sulfur isotope anomalies(Δ33S) in polar ice cores
For the hike we leave from Tietoteknia at 13:15 after the lunch break. A walk of around one hour takes us up Puijo hill (note that there will be stairs with 376 steps up the hill!) to the Puijo tower where we will spend around an hour to have a cup of coffee in the revolving restaurant and take photos. After that we will walk back to Kuopio city center through the Puijo forest nature protection area (~ 50 min) and passing by the Riisa Orthodox church museum (https://www.riisa.fi/).
Photo: Puijo tower, origin:
user Tiia Monto on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Should you wish to we can go and visit the museum. Alternatively, the route continues to the city centre and the walk ends at the Kuopio market hall where it is possible to buy some souvenirs or simply take a little stroll around the shops.
Photo: Kuopio Market Hall, origin: user Kallerna on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)
We invite you for a cozy evening around a fire pit on Rauhalahti Lake. Some local snacks and drinks will be served.
Bring warm clothes! The hut is not heated, except by the fire.
Participation only when booked in advance, as seats are limited to 20. Please enquire at the registration desk if there are still availabilities.
Wednesday 12 October 2022, Thermo Fisher Scientific Isotope Hunters Evening, beer and bites at Hophaus Kuopio.
Tickets available at Thermo Fisher Scientific booth.
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Joanne Shorter, Aerodyne Research, Inc.
Integration of Laser Spectrometers with Diffusive In Situ Probes for Real Time Monitoring of Isotopes and Isotopologues of Soil Gases
Nina Albrecht, Thermo Fisher Scientific
The analysis of clumped isotopes in various gas species and fresh insights into petroleum and atmospheric research
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Senior keynote: Jan Kaiser
Polyisotopocules for atmospheric chemistry
Sara M. Defratyka
Verification of method used to determine δ13CH4 during mobile vehicle-based methane measurements
Tim Arnold
Measuring and modelling four isotopologue ratios of methane in the atmosphere
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Junior keynote: Wendell W. Walters
Evaluating the Atmospheric Dynamics of Nitrate in New England in Response to Emission Regulations: Utilizing Novel Isotope Observations
Andrius Garbaras
Isotopic ratios of aerosols for air pollution observation and its assessment as source indicators
Axel Horst
Stable chlorine isotopic composition of CH3Cl and CFC-12 in
tropospheric air samples
Sanjeev Dasari
A potential proxy for tracing ozone layer depletion events–sulfur isotope anomalies(Δ33S) in polar ice cores
For the hike we leave from Tietoteknia at 13:15 after the lunch break. A walk of around one hour takes us up Puijo hill (note that there will be stairs with 376 steps up the hill!) to the Puijo tower where we will spend around an hour to have a cup of coffee in the revolving restaurant and take photos. After that we will walk back to Kuopio city center through the Puijo forest nature protection area (~ 50 min) and passing by the Riisa Orthodox church museum (https://www.riisa.fi/).
Photo: Puijo tower, origin:
user Tiia Monto on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Should you wish to we can go and visit the museum. Alternatively, the route continues to the city centre and the walk ends at the Kuopio market hall where it is possible to buy some souvenirs or simply take a little stroll around the shops.
Photo: Kuopio Market Hall, origin: user Kallerna on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)
We invite you for a cozy evening around a fire pit on Rauhalahti Lake. Some local snacks and drinks will be served.
Bring warm clothes! The hut is not heated, except by the fire.
Participation only when booked in advance, as seats are limited to 20. Please enquire at the registration desk if there are still availabilities.
Wednesday 12 October 2022, Thermo Fisher Scientific Isotope Hunters Evening, beer and bites at Hophaus Kuopio.
Tickets available at Thermo Fisher Scientific booth.
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Senior keynote: Clive Trueman
Exploiting biogeochemical and physiological isotope systematics to address ecological questions
Esther Cepeda Gamella
Towards fouling fauna fingerprinting: what is their contribution to the marine organic matter pool of an offshore wind farms?
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Clément Massé
Long- and short-term dietary shifts in a generalist predator, the wolverine (Gulo gulo) over a century of change
Tamara Ann Hiltunen
Stable isotopes provide a window into the diets of Eurasian reindeer at different temporal and spatial scales
Junior keynote: Doreen Kohlbach
Using stable isotope approaches to distinguish carbon sources in marine food webs
Amanda Ziegler
Seasonal and spatial variability of pelagic-benthic coupling strength in the Northern Barents Sea: A benthic food web approach
Philip Riekenberg
Reconstructing the diet, trophic level and migration pattern of mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition
Andrea Walters
Body size and depth drive trophic functioning: a case study of the English Channel-Celtic Sea continuum
Antti Eloranta
The variable food webs in cold-water lakes
Keynotes are 30 min, all other talks are 15 min. This includes questions and the switch to the next presenter. Please try to stick to the schedule, as the programme is very tight.
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.
Senior keynote: Matthias Sprenger
Title: Seasonal to daily stable isotope dynamics of water from the plot to the catchment scale reveal the role of snowmelt for evapotranspiration and runoff
Daniel Nelson
Using machine learning to generate historic European monthly precipitation isotope time series from the 20th century to present day
Theis Winter
New insights into the paleoclimate and recharge history of the Upper Jurassic aquifer using noble gas infiltration temperatures and 14CDOC
Note that the timetable is time zone sensitive - all programme items are displayed according to the time zone you are in. This gives everybody the correct time of any item, no matter where they are - no need to calculate times anymore.