
Advances in understanding the Neogene Mediterranean-Paratethyan System
- Venue: Natural History Museum Vienna, Maria-Theresien-Platz, 1010 Wien, Austria
- Icebreaker: May 2, 2025 - 5 to 7 pm, NHM Vienna - hall 6
- Conference: May 3-4, 2025 - 9 am to 5 pm, NHM Vienna - lecture hall. Registration: May 3, 2025 - 8.30 am. Poster
- Presentations: Talk: PowerPOINT or PDF presentation of max. 20 minutes lenght, as given in the program, Poster: max. A0 (84.1 x 118.9 cm) size in vertical orientation and a short 5 minutes presentation on site.
- Excursion: May 5, 2025 - 8 am to 4 pm - Miocene of the Eisenstadt-Sopron Basin (Austria and Hungary). Meeting point: NHM Vienna - side entrance at 7.45 am. Requirements: Passport for crossing the Hungarian border, hiking shoes. Remark: Food (lunch box) and water will be available on board. (Free places available!)
- Fee: €180.- (full) / €100.- (student, retiree, accompanying person). Payment: Bank transfer - IBAN: AT86 6000 0000 9605 0428, BIC/SWIFT: BAWAATWW, ACCOUNT OWNER: Naturhistorisches Museum Wien, USE: RCMNS <participant name>
- Organizers: Mathias Harzhauser & Oleg Mandic
- Information: oleg.mandic@nhm.at
Objective:
The stratigraphy of the Circum-Mediterranean Neogene is a “hot” topic and several projects are currently working on a refinement of the correlations between the various Paratethyan Basins and the Mediterranean Region. These efforts led to major breakthroughs but caused also controversies and contradictions.In the interim colloquium in Vienna, overviews and syntheses of the current state of stratigraphic correlation in the Mediterranean-Paratethyan System will be presented. Contributions on oceanography, paleoclimatology and the biotic response – marine and terrestrial – in this crucial region will add information on the complexity of the Mediterranean-Paratethys paleoenvironmental system.
We are looking forward to welcoming you at the RCMNS interim colloquium and hope you will enjoy the program and generate inspiration and ideas for future scientific endeavors toward a better understanding of the Neogene Mediterranean-Paratethyan System.