Environmental Geochemistry Working Group (EGWG)

Working Group Summary

With its roots tracing back to a series of international symposia first organized in the late 1980s, the Environmental Geochemistry Working Group (EGWG) brings together scientists working at the intersection of geochemistry, human health, and the environment. The EGWG aims to provide an international platform for researchers around the world who study the sources, behaviors, and impacts of chemical elements and materials in the Earth's Critical Zone, and to foster scientific exchange and intercontinental collaborations by coordinating and organizing conferences, workshops, webinars, etc. We are particularly committed to supporting and promoting early career researchers (ECRs) with opportunities for networking and leadership. Co-chairs: Rachel Coyte (rachel.coyte@nmt.edu) and Zhen Wang (zhen.wang2@curtin.edu.au). 


Reach out to us via Email (envgeochem70@gmail.com), follow us on LinkedIn (Environmental Geochemistry Working Group) and Bluesky (@env-iagc.bsky.social).


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Co-chairs: Rachel Coyte (rachel.coyte@nmt.edu) and Zhen Wang (zhen.wang2@curtin.edu.au)

Uppsala, Sweden 1991
Krakow, Poland 1994
Vail, Colorado, USA 1997
Cape Town, South Africa 2000
Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom 2003
Beijing, China 2006
Ouro Preto, Brazil 2009
Aveiro, Portugal 2012
Galway, Ireland 2016
 Beijing, China  2019
 Galway, Ireland  2024
 Aveiro, Portugal  2025

Despite the popularity of the ISEG symposia, they never had the support of any formal organization or association. Beginning in 2013, the IAGC became the official society sponsor of this very popular series. The ISEG is also sponsored by:

Contact Information

Rachel Coyte
New Mexico Tech, Socorro NM USA
rachel.coyte@nmt.edu



 

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