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Mineralogy Institutes & Societies...
Societies
Clay
Minerals Society
an international community of scientists who promote
research in and disseminate information on clay science
and technology
Commission
on New Minerals and Mineral Names
news and information on the activities of the CNMMN,
including an official list of mineral species approved,
discredited and redefined by the CNMMN. There are listings
of all IMA reports on nomenclature, and of new minerals
approved since 1997.
IMA reports may also be downloaded at the MSA-IMA-page
European
Association for Geochemistry
founded to promote geochemical research and study in
Europe
European
Mineralogical Union
its objective is to further European cooperation in
the Mineralogical Sciences (mineralogy, petrology, geochemistry
and their applications). The members of EMU are national
scientific societies representing mineral scientists
from European countries. There is no individual membership.
Geochemical
Society
a private nonprofit international scientific society
founded to encourage the application of chemistry to
the solution of geological and cosmological problems
International
Association of GeoChemistry
the principal objective of the IAGC is to foster co-operation
in, and advancement of, geochemistry in the broadest
sense
International
Mineralogical Association
the mission of the Association is to further international
co-operation in the mineralogical sciences and to promote
wider community awareness among international groups
having Earth Science interests
The International
Union of Crystallography
serves the world community of crystallographers. Supplies
information on the union, its commissions and regional
associates, its journals and other publications
Mineralogical
Association of Canada
a non-profit scientific organization to promote and
advance the knowledge of mineralogy and the allied disciplines
of crystallography, petrology, geochemistry and mineral
deposits
Mineralogical
Association of South Africa
to foster interaction among mineralogists in South Africa.
Our membership covers a broad spectrum of interests,
including petrology and geochemistry, and special interest
groups in clay minerals, fluid inclusions, volcanology,
and the Witwatersrand.
Mineralogical
Society of America
composed of individuals interested in mineralogy, crystallography,
petrology and geochemistry. The Society promotes, through
education and research, the understanding and application
of mineralogy by industry, universities, government
and the public
Mineralogical
Society of Great Britain and Ireland
has the general object of advancing the knowledge of
the science of mineralogy and its application to other
subjects including crystallography, geochemistry, petrology,
environmental science and economic geology
Sociedad
Española de Mineralogía
Spanish Mineralogical Society
Société
Française de Minéralogie et de Cristallographie
Organisation of the society, publications, calendar
of events, abstracts of theses
Society
of Mineral Museum Professionals
international organization of mineral museum curators
and others with related interests
Institutes
Mineralogisch-Petrographisches
Institut der Universität Kiel
Mineralogisches Institut Universität Würzburg
Home-page of the Institute of Mineralogy, University
of Würzburg. With many
links for mineralogists.
Link Lists at Mineralogical Institutes
Comprehensive
list of links for mineralogists
Klaus-Peter Kelber, Mineralogisches Institut Universität
Würzburg.
Geoscience
University departments list
A pretty complete listing maintained at the Geoscience
Institute of the University of Mainz, Germany.
Annotated Mineralogy Links
links to journals and a selection of annotated mineralogy
sites. Ernst A.J. Burke, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
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