The Paul W. Gast Lecture Series honors the Geochemical Society's first Goldschmidt Medalist. The lecture is awarded to a mid-career scientist and is presented at the GS/EAG annual Goldschmidt Conference. Lecturer selection alternates between the GS Board of Directors and the EAG Council depending on the location of the Goldschmidt Conference. | Year | Lecturer | Title |
|---|
| 2008 | Jerome Gaillardet | tba | | 2007 | Kathrine H. Freeman | Molecular and Isotopic Proxies--from Microbes to Mountains | | 2006 | John Eiler | Clumped isotope geochemistry | | 2005 | Eric Oelkers | Mineral Surface Reactivity from the Global to the Atomic Scale | | 2004 | Peggy O'Day | Cheeseburger in Paradise: Nutrients, Contaminants, and Cycling Across the Abiotic-Biotic Divide | | 2003 | Hiroshi Ohmoto | Chemical and Biological Evolution of the Early Earth: A Minority Report | | 2002 | Patricia Dove | Deciphering the Physical Basis of Biomineralization through the Lens of Mineral Assembly | | 2001 | Don DePaolo | Ca Isotope Geochemistry | | 2000 | Jill Banfield | | | 1999 | Bernard J. Wood | Trace Element Partitioning: A Blunt Geochemical Instrument | | 1998 | Everett Shock | | | 1997 | Edouard Bard | Geochemical and Geophysical Implications of the Radiocarbon Calibration |
|
