ECROFI 2025
EUROPEAN CURRENT RESEARCH ON FLUID AND MELT INCLUSIONS
FROM JUNE 27 TO JULY 4 2025 - TURIN ITALY
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Join the Leading Conference on Fluid and Melt Inclusions
Join the Leading Conference on Fluid and Melt Inclusions
ECROFI (European Current Research on Fluid and Melt Inclusions) is a biennial conference that brings together experts and researchers in the field of fluid and melt inclusions. The 2025 edition will be held in Turin and will be a unique opportunity to discuss the latest discoveries and innovations in this field.
Abstract Submission
Abstract Submission
Get ready to share your research at ECROFI2025! Abstract submissions are now open.
Key Details:
The meeting will take place in person in Turin.
Only one figure or table is allowed per submission.
Keywords will help define session topics.
Contributions in honor of Jacques Touret are welcome—simply select the related option during submission.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of this event. Visit the Abstract Submission page for full details and to submit your abstract.
Dedicated to Jacques Touret
Dedicated to Jacques Touret
Jacques Touret (1936-2024) was a pioneer in the field of fluid inclusions and their applications in high-grade metamorphic rocks. His dedication and passion for studying "minute bubbles" in rocks from the depths of the Earth made him an eminent figure in geology. His career spanned decades of teaching and research at prestigious institutions across Europe, significantly contributing to our understanding of geology and geochemical processes.
Touret influenced many with his infectious enthusiasm and left an indelible mark on the scientific community.
Discover the Latest in Fluid and Melt Inclusions Research
Discover the Latest in Fluid and Melt Inclusions Research
We are excited to announce the ECROFI 2025 event in Turin! Although official registrations are not yet open, we invite you to express your interest. By filling out the form below, you will be the first to receive updates and detailed information about the event.
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