2018 workshops

The 2018 class of the famous Reactive Transport Modelling Summer School will convene July 30-August 2 at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland. The Summer School is designed to help post-graduate students in the geosciences learn the techniques of reactive transport modelling as applied to geoscientific research, and for advanced students to share the results of their work.

Each day will begin with hands-on instruction and end with a field excursion and an informal reception. We hope you can join us in Scotland’s capital city, filled with history and natural beauty, for four glorious summer days of long daylight and cool evenings.

Download the Summer School's brochure or visit the official website for more information, then register online for this most special of events. Please direct queries to rtmsummerschool@hw.ac.uk

The short presentations and example exercises really showcased what the software can do and provided us with an opportunity to test drive the software.

– George A., Environmental Engineer, USA

We are returning to the Goldschmidt Conference to present our famous workshop on Reactive Transport Modeling in Geochemical Systems in Boston on 11-12 August.

Please come to one of North America's most fascinating and beautiful cities, the Cradle of American Liberty, to join instructors Craig Bethke, Brian Farrell, Kate Maher, Jenny Druhan, and Melika Sharifi for the workshop's sixth year at the Goldschmidt. It's practically an institution!

SPECIAL OFFER: Sign up only $140 when you register for the Goldschmidt 2018 conference!

For details or to register, please visit our Boston workshop webpage.

I loved the workshop! It was just the right combination of instruction plus hands‑on.

– Karen Kinsella, GZA GeoEnvironmental

Please return with us to the Hoosier state for the Geological Society of America 2018 Annual Meeting! Join us in downtown Indianpolis November 2-3 for our popular Applied Geochemical Reaction Modeling workshop, then stay in town for the GSA meeting.

Instructors Brian Farrell, Melika Sharifi, and Jenny Druhan will show you how to set up and interpret geochemical models of reacting systems, beginning with the basics and continuing to advanced techniques only the experts know.

Please visit our Indianapolis workshop page for more information.

As someone inexperienced in both transport and modeling, I found that the course content was made very easy and transparent.

– Eline Feenstra, University of Fribourg

We are always working to schedule workshops around the world, at locations that meet the needs of our users.

If you would like to suggest a workshop venue, or you or your institution might be able to help host a short course, please let us know!

The best workshop I’ve ever participated in. The short theoretical introductions and illustrated exercises helped me learn the software in two days.

– Valeria B., Ben-Gurion University of the Negev