Mineral Physics Group
A special interest group of the Mineralogical Society of the UK and Ireland.
💎 RiP 2026 meeting
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Research in Progress meeting 2026
Oxford - July 8th and 9th
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Registration and Abstract submission
Registration for the Mineral Physics Group Research in Progress meeting 2026 is now open!
Click here to register today!
Please note that this meeting will be in-person only. Do not select the remote attendance option when regstering.
When registering there will be an option to submit an abstract. If you wish to submit an abstract at a later date, please send this directly to a.j.wilson1@leeds.ac.uk.
The deadline for abstract submission is 29th May 2026.
Pricing
In previous years our Research in Progress meetings have been free of charge but delegates have paid for their own meal at the meeting dinner. This year we will be charging a registration fee of £25 for students and £65 for regular attendees. The cost of the meal, lunch and refreshments is £65 per attendee, meaning that the registration fee is being used purely to cover these costs. Other costs, as well as much of the student meals and refreshements, are being provided by the MPG and the meeting’s sponsors.
Meeting Code of Conduct
The Research in Progress meetings hosted by the Mineral Physics Special Interest Group are open to everyone with an interest in mineral physics science. The group is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment that encourages productive scientific exchanges. All meeting participants, including session chairs, speakers, poster presenters, and other attendees, must adhere to the following code of conduct:
- Communicate openly, considerately, mindfully, respectfully, and collaboratively.
- Focus on ideas rather than attacking individuals or groups when expressing diverse views and opinions.
- Follow the rules and policies of the meeting venue, accommodations, and any other locations associated with the meeting.
- Be mindful of their surroundings.
Any reported unacceptable behavior will result in action from the meeting organizers, potentially including immediate removal without warning. Unacceptable behaviours include physical and verbal abuse, such as comments related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, religion, or national origin; harassment, bullying, intimidation, or discrimination; inappropriate use of sexual images in public spaces or presentations; and threatening or stalking participants.