Field image of an ophicarbonate outcrop showing extensiv carbonate veining

Are you a student, a scientist or simply interested in ongoing research on serpentinites? Every first Tuesday of the month we organise a webinar for everyone interested in learning more about the amazing world of serpentinites and associated fluid-rock interaction processes. We will cover topics from geochemistry, geophysics to biology, astrobiology and more.

Missed one of the webinars? Visit the archives where you can find recordings of the presentations.

Want to learn more about the speakers? Meet our speakers.

Field image of the reaction front between soapstone and serpentinite

Organizers

Dr. Lisa Eberhard

Lisa Eberhard
Faculty of Geosciences, University of Bremen, Germany

Personal webpage / email

Dr. Lotta Ternieten

Lotta Ternieten
Department of Earth Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands/
Department of Ocean Systems, Royal Netherlands Institute of Sea Research

Personal webpage

Dr. Manuel Menzel

Manuel D. Menzel
Andalusian Earth Science Institute of the Spanish Research Council in Granada, Spain

Personal webpage

Field image of an ophicarbonate outcrop showing extensive carbonate veining

Juan Carlos de Obeso
University of Utah Department of Geology and Geophysics

Personal webpage

Dr. Palash Kumawat

Palash Kumawat
Faculty of Geosciences, University of Bremen, Germany

Personal webpage

Prof. Oliver Plümper

Oliver Plümper
Faculty of Geosciences, University of Bremen, Germany

Personal webpage

Previous organizers

Dr. Marguerite Godard

Marguerite Godard
University of Montpellier, France

Personal webpage

Dr. Nadege Hilairet

Nadege Hilairet
University of Lille, France

Personal webpage

Dr. Marco Scambelluri

Marco Scambelluri
University of Genova, Italy

Personal webpage

Dr. Alexis Templeton

Alexis Templeton
University of Colorado Boulder, USA

Personal webpage

Dr. Alberto Vitale-Brovarone

Alberto Vitale Brovarone
University of Bologna, Italy

Personal webpage

SerpentineDays Agenda 2026

Curious? Make sure to check our agenda regularly or register to our newsletter to receive updates on future events.

Scroll to Top