Fluxes at divergent plate Boundary Environments Analyzed in Time and Space
ACRONYM
FluxBEATS
Title
Fluxes at divergent plate Boundary Environments Analyzed in Time and Space
General information
Characterising fluxes at divergent plate boundaries since the Precambrian
Metals are increasingly used globally in modern everyday technologies. Responsible exploration and exploitation of mineral resources in the terrestrial and potentially also in the marine realm are necessary to ensure the sustainable supply of these critical metals. With the support of the Marie Sk艂odowska-Curie Actions programme, the FluxBEATS project will provide a fundamental view to this by creating a doctoral network in Earth sciences. Many of the mined metal deposits are related to divergent plate boundary environments of different ages, starting from the very early stages of our planet鈥檚 evolution to today. Leveraging integrated models of elemental fluxes at divergent plate boundaries, FluxBEATS seeks to understand the geological and environmental processes from the early Earth to the present.
Start
November, 2024
End
October, 2028
Funding (total)
2788000
Funding (91探花)
521000
Funding body / Programme
-
EU
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Coordination
University of Helsinki (UH), Finland
Contact
Partners
University of Helsinki, Finland
University Bergen, Norway
University of M眉nster, Germany
Geological Survey of Finland, Finland
Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy
Claude Bernard University Lyon 1, France
University Bergen, Norway
University of M眉nster, Germany
Geological Survey of Finland, Finland
Polytechnic University of Turin, Italy
Claude Bernard University Lyon 1, France
