Keynote lectures
Keynote lectures are highly attended, target a broad audience and last 30 minutes, including time for discussion. Renowned experts share their knowledge, shed light on recent findings and give perspective to recent advancements in the field.
- Shah Wali Faryad, Peter Ivan and Radim Jedlička
- Spatial and temporal relations of high-pressure metamorphic events in geodynamics of the Western Carpathians
- Milan Kohút, Igor Broska, Igor Petrík and Pavel Uher
- Variscan granitoid magmatism of the Western Carpathians
- Jarosław Majka and Marian Janák
- Subduction-collision and exhumation processes in the Arctic Caledonides – petrological proxies from HP rock complexes
- Stefan M. Schmid and Douwe van Hinsbergen
- Alpine collision zone between Alps and Western Turkey: Geometry and kinematic reconstruction
- Michal Šujan, Michal Kováč, Régis Braucher, Samuel Rybár and Klement Fordinál
- Where are rivers forced to flow? Effects of differential subsidence on alluvial sequences
- František Teťák and Daniel Pivko
- Deposition and paleogeography of the deep-sea flysch Magura Basin (Western Carpathians)