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- Dept. of Earth Sciences
- LacCore: National Lacustrian Core Facility
- Minnesota Geological Survey
- Characterization Facility
- Magnetics Information Consortium (MagIC)
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The following includes application instructions and forms for each category of IRM Visitors. More detailed information and elegibility criteria may be found here. If you have any questions about which category best fits your needs, or otherwise require assistance with your application, please feel free to contact us to discuss your research.
The Visitor Application Form is now online (links below). If you prefer to use the old Microsoft Word document, you may access it here. Supplementary Project Descriptions should still be e-mailed to irm@umn.edu.
For visits of up to 10 days and with access to all IRM instrumentation. Potential visitors should submit a short application including:
The U.S. Visiting Student application should be jointly prepared by the student and their advisor, and will consist of:
Potential visitors who are interested primarily in using the u-channel magnetometer system should submit a short (no longer than 3 pages) application including:
If you require access to only two or three instruments, for periods up to 3 days, please contact us about scheduling an informal visit. These visits are accomodated throughout the year as scheduling permits. Please contact Facility Manager Mike Jackson (irm@...) for more information and to arrange a visit. It is best to send a short (1 paragraph) description of your research interests, equipment needs, and preferred dates.
Applications for Visiting Research, U.S. Visiting Student Fellowships and U-Channel Visitors are accepted April 30 and October 30. These deadlines are for visits to be scheduled the following July-December and January-June, respectively.
We recognize that some lake- and ocean-core projects are time sensitive because of the potential for rapid, post-coring, sediment diagenesis. Therefore, time-sensitive applications will be entertained year round and allowed as scheduling permits.
Guest Researchers may contact us at any time to discuss a mutually agreeable visit date.
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