Principles and Practice of Stable Light Isotopes

30th June to 4th July 2008

A five day basic, intensive course of lectures, tutorials and practicals for those wishing to use isotope tools

Course Leader

Prof Julia Lee-Thorp
Archaeological Sciences, University of Bradford

Brief Course Description

This five-day course covers the basic principles of stable light isotope biogeochemistry, for isotopes of hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur, and their use as natural abundance tracers. It is meant as a basic theoretical and practical grounding that covers the gamut of the field but also relevant examples and some practical guidance. The course consists of a series of lectures by experts, reading material, exercises, and sessions in our mass spectrometry laboratories.

University of Bradford Stable Light Isotope Facility

Application

The full cost of tuition is £400, reductions can be considered for f/t students on application.

Please complete and return the application form together with your payment:

For further details please contact:

John McIlwaine
Co-ordinator of Continuing & Professional Education
Archaeological Sciences
Division of Archaeological, Environmental and Geographical Sciences University of Bradford
BRADFORD BD7 1DP, UK

Tel: +44 1274 235428
Fax: +44 1274 235190
email: J.J.McIlwaine@Bradford.ac.uk

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