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Dr.Sc.Nat. Tomáš Magna
Česká geologická služba
Geologická 6
152 00 Praha 5
tel: +420251085331
tomas.magna@geologycz

Education

1983-1995 Elementary and Secondary school, Chomutov, Czech Republic

1995-2000 M.Sc. study (M.Sc.), geology and geochemistry, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

M.Sc. Thesis “Determination of Sm and Nd concentrations by using isotope dilution with quadrupole ICPMS” (supervised by Dr. Jan Košler)

2001-2006 PhD study (Dr.sc.nat.), isotope geochemistry, ETH Zürich, Switzerland (supervised by Prof. Alex N. Halliday and Dr. Uwe Wiechert)

PhD Thesis “Lithium isotopes in the Earth and terrestrial planets” (doctoral thesis ETH No. 16981; defended February 1, 2007)


Professional experience

10/2011- Research fellow, Czech Geological Survey, Czech Republic (full-time)

09/2008-08/2011 Post-doc research fellow, Universität Münster, Germany

08/2008-09/2011 Research fellow, Czech Geological Survey, Czech Republic (part-time)

01/2007-11/2007 Post-doc research fellow, University of Lausanne, Switzerland

04/2006-12/2006 Research assistant, University of Geneva, Switzerland


Research experience

Lithium development of ion-exchange chromatography techniques and mass spectrometry analysis, Li isotope measurements of terrestrial and extra-terrestrial samples; HR-MC-ICPMS (Nu Plasma, Nu 1700, Neptune), HR-ICPMS (Element XR)

Noble gases extraction, separation and purification (He, Ne, Ar), isotope analyses of terrestrial rocks

Sr–Nd ion-exchange chromatography, isotope analyses of terrestrial rocks; MC-ICPMS (Nu Plasma)

Sm-Nd ion-exchange chromatography and isotope dilution concentration analyses, terrestrial rocks; quadrupole ICPMS (VG PQ-3)

High-field-strenght-elements (Zr, Hf, Nb, Ta + Lu) ion-exchange chromatography, isotope dilution, terrestrial and extra-terrestrial rocks; MC-ICPMS (IsoProbe)

Hafnium ion-exchange chromatography and isotope analysis, terrestrial and extra-terrestrial rocks; MC-ICPMS (IsoProbe, Neptune)

Calcium ion-exchange chromatography and isotope analysis, terrestrial and extra-terrestrial samples; TIMS (Triton)

Zinc ion-exchange chromatography and isotope analysis; MC-ICPMS (Neptune)

Magnesium isotope analysis; MC-ICPMS (Neptune)

Iron ion-exchange chromatography and isotope analysis; MC-ICPMS (Neptune)

Silicon isotope analysis; MC-ICPMS (Neptune)

U-Pb zircon dating using LA-ICPMS (193-nm Excimer Ar-F laser – Elan 6100, Element 2, Agilent 7900x); detrital, magmatic and metamorphic populations

Trace elements abundance determination in terrestrial and extra-terrestrial rocks; major and trace elements in various matrices using ICPMS (PQ-2, Agilent 7900x)


Research interests

Lithium isotope geochemistry and cosmochemistry

A large part of my research is focused at lithium isotope systematics in a variety of terrestrial and non-terrestrial samples. In particular, I use Li elemental/isotope analyses of mantle xenoliths from various places (e.g., Bohemian Massif, Australia, USA, Siberia) to investigate the status of the mantle and its reflection of ephemeral to massive modification through metasomatic effects, where Li is particularly instrumental due to large relative mass difference and response to hydrous/fluid activity. These efforts are in concert with Li elemental/isotope analyses of a wider range of mantle-derived melts from intra-continental, ocean island and other settings (alkaline basalts, kimberlites, lamproites, Iceland, Canary Islands). Further, a number of subduction settings are being approached (Cascadia, Nicaragua, Antarctica, Tian Shan) in order to tie the ultimate fate of subducted materials including their recycled signatures. Besides, chemically evolved lithologies such as granitic rocks and their ultimate derivate products (pegmatites) are also investigated from a number of locations (central Europe, USA, Australia, Africa) with the aim to establish Li as a viable tool to reconstruct the history of Earth's continental crust across the time. Apart from crystalline Earth, several recent applications of Li involve characterization of past seawater evolution, groundwater recharge, biogeochemical signatures and nuclear forensics. Beyond Earth, Li is an important element in cosmochemistry and one of the few elements (nuclei) synthesized during the Big Bang. Its elemental/isotope systematics in various extra-terrestrial materials may bear on early Solar System processes, thermal and aqueous history of chondrite parent bodies, and magma ocean processes in larger terrestrial and asteroidal bodies, such as Moon, Mars and Vesta. Through careful analyses, Li may help in unravelling crystallization history of solidifying reservoirs with first-order implications for formation of primordial, secondary and tertiary planetary crusts and their relevance in planetary cycles.

Intraplate alkaline volcanism

Cenozoic alkaline volcanism represent an important phase in the evolution of the Bohemian Massif. Along with frequent extrusive basaltic lithologies (basalts, basanites, tephrites), numerous occurrences of their chemically more evolved derivative melts exist. However, temporal–spatial and genetic relation of phonolites and trachytes to their parent magmas are not yet properly disentangled. Differences in geochemical properties of mafic and differentiated volcanic rocks may be due to the compositional heterogeneity of the lithospheric upper mantle beneath the Bohemian Massif which was amalgamated from several independent lithospheric blocks during the Variscan orogeny. Primitive and derived differentiated melts may thus impart unique chemical and isotope fingerprints derived from particular lithospheric blocks. Collision between the Saxothuringian and Teplá–Barrandien Units may have further added to heterogeneous nature of the mantle beneath the Bohemian Massif. We employ a range of geochemical tools (radiogenic isotopes – Sr, Nd, Pb, Os, Hf; stable isotopes – Li, O; noble gases – He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe; K–Ar and Ar–Ar dating) to assess the physical and chemical status of the sub-continental lithospheric mantle through analyses of mantle xenoliths, deconvolve interactions of rising magmas with the overlying crust, monitor distinctive fractionation trends along the Ohře/Eger Rift, the major extensional suture in the Bohemian Massif, and provide further constraints on formation of phonolites, often carrying extreme Rb/Sr ratios, which lend them peculiar Sr isotope compositions despite their young magmatic ages. These data are collectively used to provide self-consistent models of formation and evolution of intra-continental alkaline volcanic provinces.

Impact processes

Tektites are unusual materials associated with hyper-velocity impacts of celestial bodies into Earth's surface materials. At present, four areas with tektites (strewn fields) are defined and three of these are known to be assigned to a particular impact structure (Ries–Steinheim; Bosumtwi; Chesapeake Bay). Moldavites are central European tektites genetically related to the Ries–Steinheim crater in Germany and they are found in Czech Republic, Germany, Austria and Poland. While it is well-established that loose sedimentary cover provided most of the material forming moldavites, ongoing research has indicated that plant biomass could have also supplied a subordinate proportion of source matter. Moreover, formation of moldavites (and tektites in general) has been accompanied by stark chemical fractionation of many elements considering extreme physico–chemical conditions occurring during tektite formation. We explore various scenarios of formation of tektites and other impact-related glasses (e.g., Zhamanshin impact structure, Kazakhstan) during incipient melting at target sites, their interactions with ambient atmosphere, and tracing their ultimate impactor signatures (if preserved at all). In order to tie/decline some of the existing theories of tektite history, we focus on the stable isotope systematics (Li, Ca, Mg, Si, Cu, Zn) of chemically diverse moldavites and sedimentary materials from the vicinity of the Ries crater, paralleled by 54Cr, Re–Os and platinum group element systematics in order to reveal possible traces of extraterrestrial signature. Furthermore, Sr–Nd–Pb data may provide diagnostic tests for sedimentary sources of moldavites where other isotopes systems may be less conclusive. Besides, hydrogen isotope systematics in large gas bubbles entrapped in moldavites are investigated to better anchor reducing conditions during tektite formation, and magnetic properties of moldavites are investigated to elucidate how iron is emplaced into their glass structure.

Non-traditional stable isotope systems in geochemistry and cosmochemistry

Non-traditional stable isotope systems (effectively all stable isotope systems other than H, C, O, N and S) became a key modern tool for addressing a range of geological processes which were previously only assessed using radiogenic isotope systems (Sr, Nd, Pb, Hf, Os), often with uncertain results. Such a significant improvement of our knowledge was enabled following an advent of and further developments in MC-ICPMS instrumentation. Over two decades of investigations of novel stable isotope systems (Li, B, Mg, Si, Ca, V, Cr, Fe, Cu, Zn, Mo, Tl, U etc.) returned a wealth of information about interactions between various reservoirs (mantle, crust, hydrosphere, atmosphere, biosphere), tempos of reactions and other geological phenomena as well as large-scale planetary processes. Seafloor alteration and subduction factory were among the first systematically investigated global geological phenomena where novel stable isotope systems were applied to unravel the extent and rates of ocean floor alteration, slab–wedge mass transfer, including dehydration and migration of fluids/melts, mineral-scale kinetic effects, but also evolution of ocean water, continental weathering etc. In this respect, novel stable isotope systems are a perfectly suited tool to address a plethora of processes occurring in collisional zones where ocean basins existed and participated in generating a range of chemical compositions of metamorphic complexes.

Novel stable isotope systems are also utilized for pivotal and/or detailed characterization of reservoirs in Moon and Mars. In particular, Ca and Mg isotope systematics have been employed to determine stable isotope composition of silicate Mars and assess possible low-temperature processes which could influence their systematics on Mars. Also, vanadium is used to compare inner Solar System bodies and their early history with respect to stable isotope composition of V. Studies of Fe isotope systematics in lunar rocks include all key lithologies available through Apollo sample collections with a particular focus to maria basalts and highland rocks, including anorthositic crust.

Carbonatites

Carbonatites are mantle-derived silicate magmatic rocks with substantial proportion of carbonate minerals. Three main theories of carbonatite genesis have been proposed and are not entirely mutually exclusive. Carbonatites have also been one of major sources of critical metals, so relevant for modern civilization. We investigate several occurrences of carbonatites with associated silicate (alkaline) rocks in India, Africa and USA. We specifically target at tracing the magmatic and post-emplacement history of these localities using combined stable (C, O, Ca) and radiogenic (Sr, Nd, Pb) isotope systematics, underscored by careful petrography and in-situ U–Pb dating of zircon, apatite and calcite by means of LA-ICPMS. Also, no information is available for highly siderophile elements and Os isotopes that are rendered a powerful tool in deciphering the extent of melting, crustal contamination and presence of sulfide phases, with possible implications to large-scale contamination of global mantle with carbonatitic liquids.

Developments in analytical geochemistry and mass spectrometry

We develop analytical procedures and mass spectrometry routines for a range of elements and various matrices which can further boost our knowledge of Earth system science. These comprise refinements of existing ion-exchange methods for isolation of Li, Mg, Ca, Sr, Nd and Pb as well as developments of routine U–Th–Pb dating in-situ using laser ablation in tandem with ICPMS. We particularly focus on zircon studies from magmatic samples and detrital populations but progress is made for other phases, such as monazite, apatite and carbonate. Besides, coupling of laser ablation to MC-ICPMS is in process for future applications in in-situ analyses of Hf and Sr isotope compositions in size-restricted samples (zircons, carbonates, phosphates) where spatial information can provide much new information.


Teaching and supervisor experience

2001 - Assistant for tutorial: “Mineralogy”. ETH Zürich

2002 - Assistant for tutorial: “Microscopy of metamorphic rocks”. ETH Zürich

2003 - Assistant for tutorial: “Microscopy of metamorphic rocks”. ETH Zürich

from 2012 - Lecturer (WS): “Isotope geochemistry and geochronology”. Charles University, Prague

2012–present: Yu. Kočergina, PhD student (supervisor)

2012–present: M. Šimčíková, PhD student (supervisor)

2014-2021 (DNF): Z. Rodovská, PhD student (supervisor)

2015-2017: O. Krátký, MSc. student (supervisor)

2015-2021 (DNF): N. Gaspers, PhD student (supervisor)


Rewiever for

Analytical Chemistry, Chemical Geology, Climate of the Past, Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), Earth and Planetary Science Letters, Geochemistry–Chemie der Erde, Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, Geological Magazine, Geological Society of America, Geoscience Frontiers, International Journal of Mass Spectrometry, Journal of Geophysical Research, Journal of Geosciences, Journal of Metamorphic Geology, Journal of Petrology, Lithos, Lithosphere, Meteoritics and Planetary Science, Mineralium Deposita, Mineralogy and Petrology, National Science Centre (NSC) Poland, National Science Foundation (NSF), Nature Communications, Nature Geoscience, Nature Scientific Reports, Nederlandse Organisatie voor Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek (NWO), Planetary and Space Science, Proceedings of National Academy of Sciences of the USA, The Icelandic Centre for Research (Rannís), Vedecká grantová agentúra (VEGA)


Associate editor

Geochemistry (formerly Chemie der Erde, 2015-present)

Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta (2022-present)


Grant awards

2023-2025 Pre-Variscan oceanic basins of the Bohemian Massif – Integrating petrology, geochronology and non-traditional stable isotope systems. Czech Science Foundation, project Nr. 23-07625S (9,455,000 CZK), Principal investigator

2023-2024 Petrogenesis and geochemistry of historical primitive lavas from La Palma island (Czech Geological Survey internal project 311340; 377,320 CZK), Principal Investigator

2019-2023 Evolution and post-emplacement history of carbonatites: Implications for the mobility and concentration of critical metals. Czech Science Foundation Excellence, project Nr. 19-29124X (14,193,000 from a total of 49,203,000 CZK), Co-Investigator (Principal Investigator: J. Kynický)

2018–2020 Petrogenesis of (ultra-)potassic magmas in the European Variscides – implications for development of collisional orogens and crustal growth models. Czech Science Foundation, project Nr. 18-24378S (6,287,000 CZK), team member (Principal Investigator: V. Janoušek)

2018–2020 Calcium and magnesium isotope mass balances in acidified small catchments with contrasting lithologies. Czech Science Foundation, project Nr. 18-15498S (10,443,000 CZK), team member (Principal Investigator: M. Novák)

2015-2018 BASE-LiNE Earth: Brachiopods as sensitive tracers of global marine environment: Insights from alkaline, alkaline Earth metal, and metalloid trace element ratios and isotope systems. European Union Marie Curie Actions – Innovative Training Network, project Nr. SEP-210143887 (232,422 from a total of 3,749,329 EUR), co-investigator (principal investigator: A. Eisenhauer)

2015–2017 Role of carbonatites for Zr–Hf–Nb–Ta and highly siderophile element budgets in the Earth’s mantle – combined stable–radiogenic isotope approach. Czech Science Foundation, grant Nr. 15-08583S (8,370,000 CZK), Principal Investigator

2013-2016 Combined use of novel and traditional stable isotope systems in identifying source components and processes of moldavite formation. Czech Science Foundation, grant Nr. 13-22351S (6,809,000 from a total of 13,505,000 CZK), Principal Investigator

2012-2016 The role of paleozoic accretionary and collisional orogens in formation and growth of the continental crust. Ministry of education, youth and sports, project LK11202 (23,413,530 CZK), team member (Principal Investigator: K. Schulmann)

2012-2015 Continental lithosphere as a source of differentiated alkaline lavas and genetic role of basic magmas – constraints from volcanism of the Ohre Graben. Czech Science Foundation, project Nr. P210/12/1990 (8,382,000 CZK), Principal Investigator

2010-2011 Implementation of analytical techniques for separation and precise isotope measurements of Li using Neptune MC-ICPMS (Czech Geological Survey internal project; 262,000 CZK), Principal Investigator

2007-2009 Application of non-traditional isotopes in the petrogenesis of granitic rocks. Czech Science Foundation, project Nr. 205/07/0992 (4,196,000 CZK), team member (Principal Investigator: V. Janoušek)


Professional affiliations

Czech Geological Society

Geochemical Society

Mineralogical Society of America


Service to scientific community

Session co-convenor, Applied Isotope Geochemistry 6 Conference, Prague, Czech Republic (2005)

Session convenor, “The Moon 40 Years after Apollo: Origin, evolution and volatiles”. Goldschmidt 2010, Knoxville, TN, USA (2010)

Session convenor, “Origin and evolution of Moon and Mars”. Goldschmidt 2011, Prague, Czech Republic (2011)

Session convenor, "Geochemistry of impacts and nailing down the impactors". Goldschmidt 2015, Prague, Czech Republic (2015)

Session co-convenor, "Mars: from SNC's to Curiosity". Goldschmidt 2015, Prague, Czech Republic (2015)

Session co-convenor, "New species in the zoo – stable and radiogenic isotope perspectives on magmatic processes". Goldschmidt 2015, Prague, Czech Republic (2015)

Field trip co-organizer, "Volcanoes, garnets, castles, ruins and beers of the Bohemian Paradise". Goldschmidt 2015, Prague, Czech Republic (2015)

Session convenor, "Reconstructing the biogeochemical change of Phanerozoic seawater". Goldschmidt 2017, Paris, France (2017)

Organizer, International conference "Basalt 2017", Kadaň, Czech Republic (2017)

 

Peer-reviewed papers

Rajic K., Richard A., Raimbourg H., Lerouge C., Millot R., Magna T. and Herviou C.: Lithium isotopic systematics in fluid inclusions record fluid–rock interactions in accretionary prisms. TBA, to be submitted

Cortes-Calderon E.A., Ellis B.S., Magna T., Tavazzani L. and Ulmer P.: Lithium systematics in the Krafla volcanic zone: Comparison between IDDP-1 and surface rhyolites. Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology, to be submitted

Xu Y.-K., Li Z., Wang S.-J., Zhu D., Li S.-J., Shen, D.-H., Wang D.-L., Li X.-Y., Liu J.-Z. and Magna T.: Collisional erosion of planets revealed by lithium isotopes. Nature Geoscience, to be re-submitted

Hošek J., Pokorný P., Storch D., Kvaček J., Havig J.R., Novák J., Hájková P., Jamrichová E., Brengman L., Radoměřský T., Křížek M., Magna T., Rapprich V., Laufek F., Hamilton T., Pack A., Di Rocco T. and Horáček I.: Hot springs maintained Last Glacial Maximum refugia of temperate trees in central Europe. Science, under review

Rapprich V., Vylita T., Molnár K., Hora J.M., Benkó Z., Čurda M., Magna T., Koubová M., Pour O., Hrubcová P. and Fischer T.: Origin of the apatite-dominated rock penetrating the volcaniclastic sequence in the fill of the Pleistocene Bažina maar (western Czech Republic). Journal of GEOsciences, under review

Mysliveček J., Koutecký V., Rapprich V., Sakala J., Hora J.M., Laufek F., Pour O., Benkó Z. and Magna T.: Zeolitized fossil woods from alkaline volcaniclastic rocks: Unravelling an uncommon permineralization process. Geochemistry, in press

Rapprich V., Walter B.F., Kopačková-Strnadová V., Kluge T., Čejková B., Pour O., Hora J.M., Kynický J. and Magna T.: Gravitational collapse of volcano edifice as a trigger for explosive carbonatite eruption? Geological Society of America Bulletin, in press

Kazlagić A., Rosner M., Cipriani A., Frick D.A., Glodny J., Hoffmann E.J., Hora J.M., Irrgeher J., Lugli F., Magna T., Meisel T.C., Meixner A., Possolo A., Pramann A., Pribil M.J., Prohaska T., Retzmann A., Rienitz O., Rutherford D., Paula-Santos G.M., Tatzel M., Widhalm S., Willbold M., Zuliani T. and Vogl J. (2023): Characterisation of conventional 87Sr/86Sr isotope ratios in cement, limestone and slate reference materials based on an interlaboratory comparison study. Geostandards and Geoanalytical Research XX, in press

Rapprich V., Matýsek D., Pour O., Jirásek J., Míková J. and Magna T. (2023): Aegirine as a product of reaction between cooling mafic alkaline rock and seawater. American Mineralogist XX, in press

Neukampf J., Ellis B.S., Magna T., Laurent O. and Marrocchi Y. (2023): Partitioning and isotopic fractionation of Li between mineral phases and alkaline to calc-alkaline melts of explosive and effusive eruptions. Chemical Geology 636, 121628

Pašava J., Ackerman L., Žák J., Svojtka M., Magna T., Pour O., Trubač J. and Veselovský F. (2023): Multi-stage metal enrichment and formation of gold mineralization in black shales: The role of high heat flow in a rift setting. Mineralium Deposita 58, 1051-1073

Ackerman L., Poitrasson F., Polák L., Ďurišová J. and Magna T.: Silica seawater cycling and chert formation at the Neoproterozoic–Cambrian transition: Insights from d30Si and Ge/Si systematics of hydrothermal cherts from the Bohemian Massif. Chemical Geology 634, 121598

Vernazza P., Beck P., Ruesch O., Bischoff A., Bonal L., Brennecka G., Brunetto R., Busemann H., Carter J., Carli C., Cartier C., Ciarniello M., Debaille V., Delsanti A., D’Hendercourt L., Füri E., Groussin O., Guilbert-Lepoutre A., Helbert J., Hoppe P., Jehin E., Jorda L., King A., Kleine T., Lamy P., Lause J., Le Guillou C., Leroux H., Leya I., Magna T., Marrocchi Y., Morlok A., Mousis O., Palomba E., Piani L., Quirico E., Remusat L., Roskosz M., Rubin M., Russell S., Schönbächler M., Thomas N., Villeneuve J., Vinogradoff V., Wurz P. and Zanda B. (2022): Sample return of primitive matter from the outer Solar System. Experimental Astronomy 54 (2-3), 1051-1075

Neukampf J., Laurent O., Tollan P., Bouvier A.-S., Magna T., Ulmer P., France L., Ellis B.S. and Bachmann O. (2022): Degassing from magma reservoir to eruption in silicic systems: The Li elemental and isotopic record from rhyolitic melt inclusions and host quartz in a Yellowstone rhyolite. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 326, 56-76

Ellis B.S., Neukampf J., Bachmann O., Harris C., Forni F., Magna T., Laurent O. and Ulmer P. (2022): Biotite as a recorder of an exsolved Li-rich volatile phase in upper crustal silicic magma reservoirs. Geology 50 (5), 481-485

Füger A., Kuessner M., Rollion-Bard C., Leis A., Magna T., Dietzel M. and Mavromatis V. (2022): Effect of growth rate and pH on Li isotope fractionation during its incorporation in calcite. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 323, 276-290

Bursák D., Danielisová A., Magna T., Pajdla P., Míková J., Rodovská Z., Strnad L. and Trubač J. (2022): Archaeometric perspective on the emergence of brass north of the Alps around the turn of the Era. Scientific Reports 12, paper number 374, doi:10.1038/s41598-021-04044-7

Gaspers N., Magna T., Jurikova H., Henkel D., Eisenhauer A., Azmy K. and Tomašových A. (2021): Lithium elemental and isotope systematics of modern and cultured brachiopods: Implications for seawater evolution. Chemical Geology 586, paper number 120566, doi: 10.1016/j.chemgeo.2021.120566

Šimečková E., Majerle M., Štefánik M., Mrázek J., Novák J. and Magna T. (2021): The activation cross section measurements of proton-induced reactions on Li and Ta in the energy region 12.5–34 MeV. Nuclear Physics A 1016, paper number 122310, doi: 10.1016/j.nuclphysa.2021.122310

Casas-García R., Rapprich V., Repstock A., Magna T., Schulz B., Erban Kochergina Y.V. and Breitkreuz C. (2021): Crustal vs. mantle contributions in the Erzgebirge/Krušné hory Mts. magmatism: Implications for generation of zoned, A-type silicic rocks in the late-Variscan Altenberg-Teplice Caldera, Central Europe. Lithos 404-405, paper number 106429, doi: 10.1016/j.lithos.2021.106429

Tian Z., Magna T., Day J.M.D., Mezger K., Scherer E.E., Lodders K., Hin R.C., Koefoed P., Bloom H. and Wang K. (2021): Potassium isotope composition of Mars reveals a mechanism of planetary volatile retention. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA 118 (39), paper number e2101155118, doi: 10.1073/pnas.2101155118

Magna T., Jiang Y., Skála R., Wang K., Sossi P.A. and Žák K. (2021): Potassium elemental and isotope constraints on the formation of tektites and element loss during impacts. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 312, 321-342

Kopačková-Strnadová V., Rapprich V., McLemore V., Pour O. and Magna T. (2021): Quantitative estimation of rare earth element abundances in compositionally distinct carbonatites: Implications for proximal remote-sensing prospection of critical elements. International Journal of Applied Earth Observations and Geoinformation 103, paper number 102423, doi: 10.1016/j.jag.2021.102423

Ackerman L., Rapprich V., Polák L., Magna T., McLemore V.T., Pour O. and Čejková B. (2021): Petrogenesis of silica-rich carbonatites from continental rift settings: A missing link between carbonatites and carbonated silicate melts? Journal of Geosciences 66 (2), 71-87

Benkó Z., Molnár K., Magna T., Rapprich V., Palcsu L., Pour O., Čejková B., Futó I. and Czuppon G. (2021): Combined noble gas (He, Ne, Ar), stable (O, C) isotope compositions and fluid inclusion investigations of carbonatites from Uganda: Implications for crystallization conditions and the origin of the carbonatite melt in continental rift setting. Chemical Geology 578, paper number 120213, doi: 10.1016/j.chemgeo.2021.120213

Neukampf J., Ellis B.S., Laurent O., Steinmann L.K., Ubide T., Oeser M., Magna T., Weyer S. and Bachmann O. (2021): Time scales of syneruptive volatile loss in silicic magmas quantified by Li isotopes. Geology 49 (2), 125-129

Mayfield K.K., Eisenhauer A., Santiago Ramos D., Higgins J., Horner T.J., Auro M., Magna T., Moosdorf N., Charette M.A., Gonneea M.E., Brady C.E., Komar N., Peucker-Ehrenbrink B. and Paytan A. (2021): Groundwater discharge impacts marine isotope budgets of Li, Mg, Ca, Sr, and Ba. Nature Communications 12, paper number 148, doi:10.1038/s41467-020-20248-3

Nielsen S.G., Bekaert D.V., Magna T., Mezger K. and Auro M. (2020): The vanadium isotope composition of Mars: implications for planetary differentiation in the early solar system. Geochemical Perspectives Letters 15, 35-39

Gaspers N., Magna T. and Ackerman L. (2020): Molybdenum mass fractions and stable isotope compositions of sedimentary carbonate and silicate reference materials. Geostandards and Geoanalytical Research 44 (2), 363-374

Beinlich A., John T., Vrijmoed H., Tominaga M., Magna T. and Podladchikov Y. (2020): Instantaneous rock transformations in the deep crust driven by reactive fluid flow. Nature Geoscience 13 (4), 307-311

Magna T., Viladkar S., Rapprich V., Pour O., Hopp J. and Čejková B. (2020): Nb–V-enriched sövites of the northeastern and eastern part of the Amba Dongar carbonatite ring dike, India – A reflection of post-emplacement hydrothermal overprint? Geochemistry 80 (1), paper number 125534, doi: 10.1016/j.chemer.2019.125534

Ackerman L., Žák K., Skála R., Rejšek J., Křížová Š., Wimpenny J. and Magna T. (2020): Sr–Nd–Pb isotope systematics of Australasian tektites: Implications for the nature and composition of target materials and possible volatile loss of Pb. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 276, 135-150

Poitrasson F., Zambardi F., Magna T. and Neal C.R. (2019): A reassessment of the iron isotope composition of the Moon and its implications for the accretion and differentiation of terrestrial planets. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 267, 257-274

Trubač J., Magna T., Čejková B., Vondrovicová L. and Rapprich V. (2019): Rapid determination of carbon isotope composition in carbonatites using isotope ratio mass spectrometry – comparison of Dual-Inlet, Elemental-Analysis and Continuous-Flow techniques. Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry 33 (16), 1355-1362

Al-Bassam K., Magna T., Vodrážka R. and Čech S. (2019): Mineralogy and geochemistry of marine glauconitic siliciclasts and phosphates in selected Cenomanian–Turonian units, Bohemian Cretaceous Basin, Czech Republic: Implications for provenance and depositional environment. Geochemistry 79 (2), 347-368

Ackerman L., Polák L., Magna T., Rapprich V., Ďurišová J. and Upadhyay D. (2019): Highly siderophile element geochemistry and Re–Os isotopic systematics of carbonatites: Insights from Tamil Nadu, India. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 520, 175-187

Ackerman L., Skála R., Křížová Š., Žák K. and Magna T. (2019): The quest for an extraterrestrial component in Muong Nong-type and splash-form Australasian tektites from Laos using highly siderophile elements and Re-Os isotope systematics. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 252, 179-189

Neukampf J., Ellis B.S., Magna T., Laurent O. and Bachmann O. (2019): Partitioning and isotopic fractionation of lithium in mineral phases of hot, dry rhyolites: the case of the Mesa Falls Tuff, Yellowstone. Chemical Geology 506, 175-186

Mysliveček J., Rapprich V., Kochergina Yu.V., Magna T., Halodová P., Pécskay Z. and Poňavič M. (2018): Petrology of weakly differentiated alkaline, high-level intrusive rocks in the Zahořany–Chotiněves belt near Litoměřice. Journal of Geosciences 63 (4), 317-331

Magna T., Rapprich V. and van Wyk de Vries B. (2018): Foreword to the thematic set arising from the international conference “Basalt 2017”. Journal of Geosciences 63 (4), 293-294

Krátký O., Rapprich V., Racek M., Míková J. and Magna T. (2018): On the chemical composition and possible origin of Na–Cr-rich clinopyroxene in silicocarbonatites from Samalpatti, Tamil Nadu, South India. Minerals 8 (8), paper number 355; doi: 10.3390/min8080355

Al-Bassam K. and Magna T. (2018): Distribution and significance of rare earth elements in Cenomanian-Turonian phosphate components and mudstones from the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin, Czech Republic. Bulletin of Geosciences 63 (3), 347-368

Ellis B., Szymanowski D., Magna T., Neukampf J., Dohmen R., Bachmann O., Ulmer P. and Guillong M. (2018): Post-eruptive mobility of lithium in volcanic rocks. Nature Communications 9, paper number 3228, doi: 10.1038/s41467-018-05688-2

Ghienne J.F., Benvenuti A., El Houicha M., Girard F., Kali E., Khoukhi Y., Langbour C., Magna T., Míková J., Moscariello A. and Schulmann K. (2018): The impact of the end-Ordovician glaciation on sediment routing systems: a case study from the Meseta (northern Morocco). Gondwana Research 63, 169-178

Rodovská Z., Magna T., Žák K., Kato C., Savage P.S., Moynier F., Skála R. and Ježek J. (2017): Implications for behavior of volatile elements during impacts – zinc and copper elemental and isotope systematics in sediments from the Ries impact structure and central European tektites. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 52 (10), 2179-2192

Magna T., Hu Y., Teng F.-Z. and Mezger K. (2017): Magnesium isotope systematics in Martian meteorites. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 474, 419-426

Magna T., Žák K., Pack A., Moynier F., Mougel B., Peters S., Skála R., Jonášová Š., Řanda Z. and Mizera J. (2017): Zhamanshin astrobleme provides evidence for carbonaceous chondrite and post-impact exchange between ejecta and Earth’s atmosphere. Nature Communications 8, paper number 227. doi:10.1038/s41467-017-00192-5

Rapprich V., Kochergina Yu.V., Magna T., Laufek F., Halodová P. and Bůzek F. (2017): Carbonate-rich dyke in Roztoky Intrusive Complex – an evidence for carbonatite magmatism in the Eger Rift? Journal of Geosciences 62 (2), 121-136

Ackerman L., Magna T., Žák K., Skála R., Jonášová Š., Mizera J. and Řanda Z. (2017): The behavior of osmium and other siderophile elements during impacts: Insights from the Ries impact structure and central European tektites. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 210, 59-70

Ackerman L., Magna T., Rapprich V., Upadhyay D., Krátký O., Čejková B., Erban V., Kochergina Yu.V. and Hrstka T. (2017): Contrasting petrogenesis of spatially related carbonatites from Samalpatti and Sevattur, Tamil Nadu, India. Lithos 284-285, 257-275

Závada P., Calassou T., Schulmann K., Hrouda F., Štípská P., Hasalová P., Míková J., Magna T. and Mixa P. (2017): Magnetic fabric transposition in folded granite sills in Variscan orogenic wedge. Journal of Structural Geology 94, 166-183

Walther D., Breitkreuz C., Rapprich V., Kochergina Yu. V., Chlupáčová M., Lapp M., Stanek K. and Magna T. (2016): The Late Carboniferous Schönfeld–Alterberg depression on the NW margin of the Bohemian Massif (Germany/Czech Republic): volcanosedimentary and magmatic evolution. Journal of Geosciences 61 (4), 371-393

Rodovská Z., Magna T., Žák K., Skála R., Brachaniec T. and Visscher C. (2016): The fate of moderately volatile elements in impact events – lithium connection between the Ries impact area sediments and central European tektites. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 51 (12), 2403-2415

Jonášová Š., Ackerman L., Žák K., Skála R., Ďurišová J., Deutsch A. and Magna T. (2016): Geochemistry of impact glasses and target rocks from the Zhamanshin Impact Structure, Kazakhstan: Implications for mixing of target and impactor matter. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 190, 239-264

Magna T., Novák M., Cempírek J., Janoušek V., Ullmann C.V. and Wiechert U. (2016): Crystallographic control on lithium isotope fractionation in Archean to Cenozoic lithium-cesium-tantalum pegmatites. Geology 44 (8), 655-658

Skála R., Jonášová Š., Žák K., Ďurišová J., Brachaniec T. and Magna T. (2016): New constraints on the Polish moldavite find: A separate sub-strewn field of the central European tektite field or re-deposited materials? Journal of Geosciences 61 (2), 171-191

Kochergina Yu.V., Ackerman L., Erban V., Matusiak-Małek M., Puziewicz J., Halodová P., Špaček P., Trubač J. and Magna T. (2016): Rhenium–osmium isotopes in pervasively metasomatized mantle xenoliths from the Bohemian Massif and implications for the reliability of Os model ages. Chemical Geology 430, 90-107

Žák K., Skála R., Řanda Z., Mizera J., Heissig K., Ackerman L., Ďurišová J., Jonášová Š., Kameník J. and Magna T. (2016): Chemistry of Tertiary sediments in the surroundings of the Ries impact structure and moldavite formation revisited. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 179, 287-311

Bermingham K.R., Mezger K., Scherer E.E., Horan M., Carlson R., Upadhyay D., Magna T. and Pack A. (2016): Barium isotope abundances in meteorites and their implications for early Solar System evolution. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 175, 282-298

Medaris Jr. G.L, Ackerman L., Jelínek E. and Magna T. (2015): Depletion and cryptic metasomatism of central European Lithospheric Mantle: Evidence from elemental and Li isotope compositions of spinel peridotite xenoliths, Kozákov volcano, Czech Republic. International Journal of Earth Sciences 104, 1925-1956

Magna T., Gussone N. and Mezger K. (2015): The calcium isotope systematics of Mars. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 430, 86-94

Magna T., Day J.M.D., Mezger K., Fehr M.A., Dohmen R., Chennaoui Aoudjehane H. and Agee C. (2015): Lithium isotope constraints on crust–mantle interactions and surface processes on Mars. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 162, 46-65

Ackerman L., Ulrych J., Řanda Z., Hegner E., Erban V., Magna T., Balogh K., Frána J., Lang M. and Novák J.K. (2015): Geochemical characteristics and magmatic differentiation of phonolites and trachytic rocks from the České Středohoří Volcanic Complex, the Ohře Rift, Bohemian Massif. Lithos 224-225, 256-271

Barry P.H., Hilton D.R., Day J.M.D., Pernet-Fisher J.F., Howarth G.H., Magna T., Agashev A.M., Pokhilenko N.P., Pokhilenko L.N. and Taylor L.A. (2015): Modification of cratonic lithosphere during the Permo-Triassic Siberian flood basalt event: He isotope evidence. Lithos 216-217, 73-80

Laurent A., Janoušek V., Magna T., Schulmann K. and Míková J. (2014): Petrogenesis and geochronology of a post-collisional calc-alkaline association: the Žulová Pluton, Bohemian Massif. Journal of Geosciences 59, 415-440

Magna T., Šimčíková M. and Moynier F. (2014): Lithium systematics in howardite–eucrite–diogenite meteorites: Implications for crust–mantle evolution of planetary embryos. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 125, 131-145

Ackerman L., Špacek P., Magna T., Ulrych J., Svojtka M., Hegner E. and Balogh K. (2013): Alkaline and carbonate-rich melt metasomatism and melting of subcontinental lithospheric mantle: Evidence from mantle xenoliths, NE Bavaria, Bohemian Massif. Journal of Petrology 54 (12), 2597-2633

John T., Gussone N., Podladchikov Y.Y., Bebout G., Dohmen R., Halama R., Klemd R., Magna T. and Seitz H.-M. (2012): Volcanic arcs fed by rapid pulsed fluid flow through subducting slabs. Nature Geoscience 5 (7), 489-492

Villagomez D., Spikings R., Magna T., Kammer A., Winkler W. and Beltrán A. (2011): Geochronology, geochemistry and tectonic evolution of the Western and Central cordilleras of Colombia. Lithos 125 (3-4), 875-896

Bussien D., Bussy F., Magna T. and Masson H. (2011): Timing of Palaeozoic magmatism in the Maggia and Sambuco nappes and paleogeographic implications (Central Lepontine Alps). Swiss Journal of Geosciences 104 (1), 1-29

Magna T., Deutsch A., Mezger K., Skála R., Seitz H.-M., Mizera J., Řanda Z. and Adolph L. (2011): Lithium in tektites and impact glasses: Implications for sources, histories and large impacts. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 75 (8), 2137-2158

Magna T., Wiechert U., Stuart F.M., Halliday A.N. and Harrison D. (2011): Combined Li–He isotopes in Iceland and Jan Mayen basalts and constraints on the nature of the North Atlantic mantle. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 75 (3), 922-936

Chew D.M., Daly J.S., Magna T., Page L.M., Kirkland C.L, Whitehouse M.J. and Lam R. (2010): Timing of ophiolite obduction in the Grampian orogen. Geological Society of America Bulletin 122 (11-12), 1787-1799

Magna T., Janoušek V., Kohút M., Oberli F. and Wiechert U. (2010): Fingerprinting orogenic plutonic rocks from Variscan belt with lithium isotopes and the link to subduction-related origin of some A-type granites. Chemical Geology 274 (1-2), 94-107

Janoušek V., Erban V., Holub F.V., Magna T., Bellon H., Mlčoch B., Wiechert U. and Rapprich V. (2010): Geochemistry and genesis of behind-arc basaltic lavas from eastern Nicaragua. Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research 192 (3-4), 232-256

Košler J., Magna T., Mlčoch B., Mixa P., Nývlt D. and Holub F.V. (2009): Combined Sr, Nd, Pb and Li isotope geochemistry of alkaline lavas from northern James Ross Island (Antarctic Peninsula) and implications for back-arc magma formation. Chemical Geology 258 (3-4), 207-218

Magna T., Ionov D.A., Oberli F. and Wiechert U. (2008): Links between mantle metasomatism and lithium isotopes: Evidence from glass-bearing and cryptically metasomatized xenoliths from Mongolia. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 276 (1-2), 214-222

Chew D.M., Magna T., Kirkland C.L., Miškovic A., Cardona A. Spikings R.A. and Schaltegger U. (2008): Detrital zircon fingerprint of the Proto-Andes: evidence for a Neoproterozoic active margin? Precambrian Research 167 (1-2), 186-200

Genier F., Epard J.-L., Bussy F. and Magna T. (2008): Lithostratigraphy and U-Pb zircon dating in the overturned limb of the Siviez-Mischabel nappe: a new key for Middle Penninic nappe geometry. Swiss Journal of Geosciences 101 (2), 431-452

Bussien D., Bussy F., Masson H., Magna T. and Rodionov N. (2008): Variscan lamprophyres in the Lower Penninic domain (Central Alps): age and tectonic significance. Le Bulletin de la Société Géologique de France 179 (4), 369-381

Magna T., Wiechert U., Grove T.L. and Halliday A.N. (2006): Lithium isotope fractionation in the southern Cascadia subduction zone. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 250 (3-4), 428-443

Magna T., Wiechert U. and Halliday A.N. (2006): New constraints on the lithium isotope compositions of the Moon and terrestrial planets. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 243 (3-4), 336-353

Kober F., Ivy-Ochs S., Leya I., Baur H., Magna T., Wieler R. and Kubik P.W. (2005): In situ cosmogenic 10Be and 21Ne in sanidine and in situ cosmogenic 3He in Fe-Ti-oxide minerals. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 236 (1-2), 404-418

Magna T., Wiechert U.H. and Halliday A.N. (2004): Low-blank isotope ratio measurement of small samples of lithium using multiple-collector ICPMS. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry 239 (1), 67-76


Other papers in non-IF journals

Magna T. (2020): Witnessess of the dawn of the Solar System. Přírodovědci 4/2020, 8-11. (in Czech)

Jáklová K., Trubač J., Magna T., Rapprich V., Haloda J. and Erban V. (2014): Petrography, geochemistry and post-eruption phenomena of the olivine-poor apatite nephelinite from the Slánská hora hill. Zprávy o geologických výzkumech v roce 2013, 109-113. (in Czech with English summary)


Books and book chapters

Neal C.R., Shearer C., Prissel T., Glotch T., Bell A.S., Fernandes V.A., Gaddis L.R., Jolliff B., Laneuville M., Magna T., Simon J. and Taylor J. (2023): Magmatic evolution 2: A new view of post-differentiation magmatism. New Views of the Moon 2 (Neal C.R. et al. Eds.). Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry XX, XX-XX.

Canup R.M., Righter K., Dauphas N., Pahlevan K., Cuk M., Lock S.J., Stewart S.T., Salmon J., Rufu R., Nakajima M. and Magna T. (2023): Origin of the Moon. New Views of the Moon 2 (Neal C.R. et al. Eds.). Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry XX, XX-XX.

McCubbin F.M., Barnes J.J., Ni P., Hui H., Klima R.L., Burney D., Day J.M.D., Magna T., Boyce J.W., Tartese R., Vander Kaaden K.E., Steenstra E., Elardo S.M., Zeigler R.A., Anand M. and Liu Y. (2023): Endogenous lunar volatiles. New Views of the Moon 2 (Neal C.R. et al. Eds.). Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry XX, XX-XX.

Elardo S.M., Pieters C.M., Dhingra D., Donaldson Hanna K.L., Glotch T.D., Greenhagen B.T., Gross J., Head J.W., Jolliff B.L., Klima R.L., Magna T., McCubbin F.M. and Ohtake M. (2023): The evolution of the lunar crust. New Views of the Moon 2 (Neal C.R. et al. Eds.). Reviews in Mineralogy and Geochemistry XX, XX-XX.

Krmíček L., Magna T., Pandey A., Chalapathi Rao N.V. and Kynický J. (2022): Lithium isotopes in kimberlites, lamproites and lamprophyres as tracers of source components and processes related to supercontinent cycles. Geological Society of London Special Publications 513, 209-236

Tomascak P.B., Magna T. and Dohmen R. (2016): Advances in lithium isotope geochemistry. Springer International Publishing, Cham, Switzerland. xi + 195 pp.

Erban V.. Franěk J., Gerdes A., Hajná J., Holub F., Janoušek V., Kachlík V., Magna T., René M., Tasáryová Z., Trubač J., Vacek F., Verner K., Vrána S. and Žák J. (2015): Variscan Plutons of the Bohemian Massif. Eurogranites 2015 – Post-conference field trip following the 26th IUGG General Assembly in Prague. Czech Geological Survey, Prague, Czech Republic. 165 pp.

Košler J. and Magna T. (2014): Developments in clean lab practices. In: Treatise on Geochemistry, 2nd Edition (H.D. Holland and K.K. Turekian, Executive Eds.), Elsevier Ltd. Volume 15 - Analytical Geochemistry/Inorganic Instrument Analysis (W.F. McDonough, Ed.), pp. 111-122

Meetings (Editorial)

Magna T., Rapprich V. and Radoň M. (2014): 4. Meeting of the Expert volcanology group of the Czech geological society. Dlouhá Louka, Czech Republic. Czech Geological Survey, Prague, Czech Republic, 32 pp.

Magna T. and Rapprich V. (2017): Basalt 2017 Kadaň. Abstracts and Excursion Guides. Czech Geological Society and Czech Geological Survey, Prague, Czech Republic, 110 pp.

 

Conference proceedings

Benkó Z., Molnár K., Magna T., Rapprich V., Czuppon G., Palcsu L., Rinyu L., Kiss G.B. and Aradi L. (2022): Combined noble gas, fluid inclusion and clumped isotope analysis of carbonatites from Sevattur and Samalpatti, South India. Goldschmidt 2022 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #XXX

Kommescher S., Magna T., Rapprich V., Fonseca R.O.C., Kynický J., Tappe S. and Giebel R.J. (2022): Mass-dependent titanium isotope variations of global carbonatites. Goldschmidt 2022 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #XXX

Krmíček L., Magna T., Kynický J., Vašinová Galiová M. and Troll V.R. (2022): Petrogenesis of ultramafic lamprophyres and carbonatites of the Alnö complex (central Sweden). Goldschmidt 2022 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #XXX

Kynický J., Magna T., Chakhmouradian A., Vašinová Galiová M., Krmíček L., Rapprich V., Song W., Brtnický M., Urubek T., Smith M. and Xu C. (2022): Carbonatites: Evolution of high-grade REE mineralization and subsequent processes driving economic exploration. Goldschmidt 2022 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #XXX

Magna T., Barnes J.D., Rapprich V. and Giebel R.J. (2022): Constraints on the chlorine and fluorine inventory of carbonatites. Goldschmidt 2022 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #XXX

Neukampf J., Ellis B.S., Laurent O., Magna T. and Bachmann O. (2022): Processes influencing the behaviour of Li concentrations and isotopic composition in magmatic systems. Goldschmidt 2022 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #XXX

Tian S.Y., Magna T., Rapprich V., Moynier F. and Giebel R.J. (2022): Stable zirconium isotope constraints on the petrogenesis of carbonatites. Goldschmidt 2022 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #XXX

Ellis B., Bachmann O., Neukampf J., Magna T., Harris C., Laurent O. and Ulmer P. (2022): Biotite as a recorder of an exsolved Li-rich volatile phase in upper crustal silicic magma reservoirs. EGU 2022. Vienna, Austria, #XXXX

Ellis B., Bachmann O., Neukampf J., Magna T., Harris C., Laurent O. and Ulmer P. (2021): Biotites as recorders of the magmatic-hydrothermal transition. Goldschmidt 2021 abstracts. Lyon, France, #7179

Neukampf J., Laurent O., Tollan P.M., Bouvier A.-S., Magna T., Ulmer P., France L., Ellis B., Guillong M. and Bachmann O. (2021): Differential record of pre- and syneruptive degassing of a large rhyolitic system recorded by Li, H, and d7Li diffusion between quartz, melt inclusions and groundmass glasses. Goldschmidt 2021 abstracts. Lyon, France, #6992

Janoušek V., Hora J.M., Erban Kočergina J.V., Magna T., Tabaud A.-S., Andronikov A., Couzinié S. and Holub F.V. (2021): Cryptic crustal growth in European Variscan orogen: evidence from ultrapotassic plutonic rocks of the Bohemian Massif. 18th Meeting of the Central European Tectonic Studies Group and 25th Meeting of the Czech Tectonic Studies Group. Terchová, Slovakia, pp. 51-52

Kopackova V., Rapprich V. and Magna T. (2020): Quantitative predictions of REE abundances in carbonatites using reflectance spectroscopy. 2020 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium. Waikoloa, Hawaii, USA, #4224

Benkó Z., Magna T., Molnár K., Rapprich V., Palcsu L., Czuppon G. and Čejková B. (2020): Mantle metasomatism and crustal contamination in carbonatites the East African Rift – A case study of Sukulu and Tororo (Uganda). Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #166

Erban Kochergina Y., Rapprich V., Magna T., Erban V., Míková J., Ackerman L. and Stracke A. (2020): Spatial and temporal Sr–Nd–Pb isotope variability of Cenozoic alkaline volcanism in the Bohemian Massif (Central Europe). Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #669

Frei R., Magna T. and Rapprich V. (2020): Stable Cr isotope systematics of carbonatites from the East African Rift. Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #745

Janoušek V., Hora J.M., Erban Kochergina Y., Couzinié S., Magna T. and Andronikov A. (2020): Deep crustal contamination of the lithospheric mantle source to Variscan ultrapotassic magmas – Geochemical and geodynamic consequences. Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #1171

Kopačková V., Rapprich V., Magna T., McLemore V. and Pour O. (2020): VNIR–SWIR laboratory remote sensing investigation of carbonatites in various tectonic settings: Implications for critical metals. Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #1700

Magna T., Janoušek V., Erban Kochergina Y., Andronikov A., Tabaud A.S., Vennemann T. and Hora J.M. (2020): Petrogenesis of Variscan ultrapotassic plutons, Bohemian Massif: Stable isotope evidence. Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #1359

Neukampf J., Ellis B., Bouvier A.-S., Tollan P., Laurent O., Ulmer P., Magna T. and Bachmann O. (2020): Tracking volatile degassing of an explosive, rhyolitic eruption using lithium isotopes. Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #1912

Polák L., Ackerman L., Magna T., Bizimis M. and Rapprich V. (2020): Lu–Hf isotope systematics of carbonatites. Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #2100

Rapprich V., Magna T., Viladkar S., Pour O., Hopp J. and Čejková B. (2020): Post-emplacement hydrothermal remobilization and Nb–V enrichment in Amba Dongar sövites. Goldschmidt 2020 abstracts. Honolulu, USA, #2168

Beinlich A., John T., Vrijmoed H., Tominaga M., Magna T. and Podladchikov Y. (2020): Instantaneous rock transformations in the deep crust driven by reactive fluid flow. EGU General Assembly 2020. Vienna, Austria, #EGU2020-1266

Ellis B.S., Neukampf J., Laurent O., Steinmann L., Weyer S., Magna T., Ubide T. and Bachmann O. (2020): Plagioclase as a witness of syn-eruptive degassing in rhyolitic magmas. EGU General Assembly 2020. Vienna, Austria, #EGU2020-8886

Tian Z., Magna T., Day J.M.D., Mezger K., Scherer E.E., Lodders K., Koefoed P., Bloom H. and Wang K. (2020): Potassium isotopic compositions of martian meteorites – implications for “drier” early Mars through accretional volatile loss. 51th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, Houston, USA

Neukampf J., Ellis B.S., Bouvier A.S., Tollan P., Ulmer P., Magna T. and Bachmann O. (2020): Tracking degassing in rhyolite using lithium isotopes. 56th Annual Meeting of the Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group. Plymouth, UK

Magna T., Wang K., Jiang Y., Žák K. and Skála R. (2019): Potassium systematics in tektites. Paneth Kolloquium 2019. Nördlingen, Germany

Magna T., Žák K., Pack A., Moynier F., Mougel B., Peters S., Skála R., Jonášová Š., Mizera J. and Řanda Z. (2019b): Disentangling impactor type and post-collision processes for Zhamanshin structure. Paneth Kolloquium 2019. Nördlingen, Germany

Poitrasson F., Zambardi T., Magna T. and Neal C.R. (2019): A reassessment of the iron isotope composition of the Moon and its implications for accretion and differentiation of terrestrial planets. Paneth Kolloquium 2019. Nördlingen, Germany

Mayfield K.K., Eisenhauer A., Santiago Ramos D.P., Higgins J.A., Horner T.J., Auro M.E.E., Magna T., Moosdorf N., Charette M.A., Gonneea M.E., Komar N., Peucker-Ehrenbrink B., Paytan A. and Brady C. (2019): The role of submarine groundwater discharge in marine isotope budgets. AGU Fall Meeting. San Francisco, USA

Neukampf J., Ellis B.S., Laurent O., Steinmann L.K., Dohmen R., Ubide T., Oeser M., Magna T., Weyer S. and Bachmann O. (2019): Timescales of degassing in rhyolitic magmas tracked by Li in plagioclase. Goldschmidt 2019. Barcelona, Spain

Tappe S., Burness S., Smart K.A., Magna T. and Stracke A. (2019): Views of plate tectonics and mantle metal budgets from alkaline and carbonate magmas. Goldschmidt 2019. Barcelona, Spain

Polák L., Ackerman L. and Magna T. (2019): Highly siderophile element and Re-Os isotope systematics of mantle derived carbonatites. Goldschmidt 2019. Barcelona, Spain

Kohút M., Anczkiewicz R., Biroň A., Danišík M., Erban V., Gerdes A., Halton A., Jesenák K., Kirkland C., Kochergina Y., Magna T., Mikuš T., Milovská S., Milovský R., Pearce N., Recio C., Sherlock S., Šurka J., Westgate J. and Bačo P. (2019): Genesis of the Carpathian obsidians. Geologica Carpathica 70. Smolenice, Slovakia, pp. 75-78

Kohút M., Anczkiewicz R., Danišík M., Erban V., Gerdes A., Halton A., Kirkland C., Kochergina Y., Magna T., Milovsky R., Pearce N., Recio C., Sherlock S., Westgate J. and Bačo P. (2019): From the Iron Age to present - progress in geology understanding of the Carpathian obsidians. International Obsidian Conference 2019. Budapest and Sárospatak, Hungary

Kohút M., Anczkiewicz R., Erban V., Kochergina Y., Magna T., Recio C. and Broska I. (2019): The Miocene granitic rocks of the Central Slovakian Neovolcanic Field: Isotopic constraints. 17th Meeting of the Central European Tectonic Studies Groups. Rozdrojovice, Czech Republic

Neukampf J., Steinmann L.K., Ellis B.S., Oeser-Rabe M., Dohmen R., Ubide T., Magna T., Weyer S. and Bachmann O. (2018): Lithium isotopic and concentration gradients in plagioclase – implications for pre- and syn-eruptive magmatic processes. AGU Fall Meeting. Washington, D.C., USA

Gaspers N., Magna T., Tomašových A., Henkel D. and Jurikova H. (2018): Lithium in brachiopods – proxy for seawater evolution? 8th International Brachiopod Congress: Brachiopods in a changing planet: from the past to the future. Milano, Italy, p. 52

Solanki A., Tappe S., Stracke A., Magna T. and Wilson A. (2018): The Kimberlite – MARID metasome link: new conflicting evidence. AGU Fall Meeting. Washington, D.C., USA

Křížová Š., Skála R., Žák K., Ackerman L. and Magna T. (2018): Sulfide globules in Muong Nong-type tektites from Laos. European Planetary Science Congress 2018. Berlin, Germany. EPSC 2018-327

Neukampf J., Ellis B., Magna T., Laurent O. and Bachmann O. (2018): Li isotopic variations between magmatic minerals and indications of degassing of a rhyolitic magma (Mesa Falls Tuff, Yellowstone). Goldschmidt 2018. Boston, USA

Poitrasson F., Zambardi T., Magna T. and Neal C.R. (2018): On the iron isotope composition heterogeneity of lunar highlands. Goldschmidt 2018. Boston, USA

Magna T., Rapprich V., Barry P.H., Niedermann S. and Kochergina Y.V. (2018): Noble gases in Cenozoic volcanic rocks and mantle xenoliths of the Bohemian Massif and implications for the central European sub-continental lithospheric mantle. 3rd Bohemian Massif Meeting. Presseck, Germany. Abstract volume, pp. 23-24

McCubbin F.M., Liu Y., Barnes J.J., Anand M., Boyce J.W., Burney D., Day J.M.D., Elardo S.M., Hui H., Klima R., Magna T., Ni P., Steenstra E., Tartese R. and Vander Kaaden K.E. (2018): Endogenous lunar volatiles. New Views of the Moon 2 – Asia. The University of Aizu, Aizuwakamatsu City, Japan. #6030

Pašava J., Veselovský F., Pour O., Magna T., Dobeš P., Ackerman L., Svojtka M., Žák J. and Hajná J. (2018): Gold mineralization in Ediacaran black shales from the Bohemian Massif (Czech Republic). 22nd Meeting of the International Mineralogical Association 2018. Melbourne, Australia

Poitrasson F., Zambardi T., Magna T. and Neal C.R. (2018): Impact of mineral-scale isotopic heterogeneity on iron isotope composition estimates of lunar igneous reservoirs. European Lunar Symposium 2018. Toulouse, France. Abstract volume, pp. 154-155

Janoušek V., Holub F., Erban V., Magna T. and Verner K. (2018): Ultrapotassic magmatic rocks within the Moldanubian Zone of the Bohemian Massif: witnesses of vigorous interactions between the mantle and deeply subducted crust at the peak of the Variscan Orogeny. Geophysical Research Abstracts 20, EGU2018-13407. The EGU General Assembly 2018, Vienna, Austria

Davis D.M., Nielsen S.G., Magna T. and Mezger K. (2018): Constraints on vanadium isotope composition of Mars. 49th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX, USA. #1696

Ellis B., Bachmann O., Neukampf J. and Magna T. (2017): Lithium in silicic magmatic systems. Royal Society meeting on magma reservoir architecture and dynamics. Chicheley, Newport Pagnell, UK

Ackerman L., Magna T., Rapprich V., Upadhyay D., Krátký O., Čejková B., Erban E., Kochergina Yu.V. and Hrstka T. (2017): Contrasting petrogenesis of spatially related carbonatites from Samalpatti and Sevattur, Tamil Nadu, India: Insights from trace element and isotopic geochemistry. Carbonatites–alkaline rocks and associated mineral deposits. Amba Dongar, India. Abstract volume, pp. 31-33

Magna T., Rapprich V., Wittke A., Gussone N., Upadhyay D., Pécskay Z. and Míková J. (2017): Calcium isotope systematics and K–Ar and U–Pb temporal constraints on the genesis of Sevattur–Samalpatti carbonatite–silicate alkaline complexes. Carbonatites–alkaline rocks and associated mineral deposits. Amba Dongar, India. Abstract volume, pp. 34-35

Polák L., Ackerman L., Rapprich V. and Magna T. (2017): Platinum-group element and rhenium-osmium geochemistry of selected carbonatites from India, USA and East Africa. Carbonatites–alkaline rocks and associated mineral deposits. Amba Dongar, India. Abstract volume, pp. 22-23

Magna T., Rapprich V., Niedermann S., Barry P.H. and Kochergina Y.V. (2017): Noble gas isotope systematics in Cenozoic alkaline volcanic rocks and mantle xenoliths of the Bohemian Massif – Implications for the evolution of the European sub-continental lithospheric mantle. Basalt 2017. Kadaň, Czech Republic. Abstract volume, pp. 25-26

Mysliveček J., Rapprich V., Magna T., Kochergina Y.V., Halodová P., Pécskay Z. and Poňavič M. (2017): Petrology of weakly differentiated alkaline, high-level intrusive rocks in the Zahořany–Chotiněves belt near Litoměřice. Basalt 2017. Kadaň, Czech Republic. Abstract volume, p. 27

Polák L., Ackerman L., Rapprich V. and Magna T. (2017): Platinum-group element and rhenium–osmium geochemistry of selected carbonatites from India, USA and East Africa. Basalt 2017. Kadaň, Czech Republic. Abstract volume, p. 28

Rapprich V., Kochergina Y.V., Magna T., Laufek F., Halodová P. and Bůzek F. (2017): Carbonatite dyke in Roztoky Intrusive Complex – an evidence for carbonatite magmatism in the Eger Rift? Basalt 2017. Kadaň, Czech Republic. Abstract volume, p. 29

Benkó Z., Magna T., Kiss G.B., Rapprich V., Czuppon G., Kapui Z., Skoda P., Lovász A. and Ott U. (2017): Determination of the origin of fluids by noble gas isotope analyses: case studies of carbonatites (S India) and VMS deposits (N Italy, Albania). ECROFI 2017. Nancy, France. Abstract volume, p. 182

Ackerman L., Slama J., Haluzova E., Magna T., Rapprich V., Kochergina Yu. and Upadhyay D. (2017): Hafnium isotope systematics of carbonatites and alkaline silicate rocks from South and West India. Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Andronikov A., Magna T. and Rapprich V. (2017): Stable Cr isotope systematics in carbonatites from S India. Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Czuppon G., Magna T., Benkó Z., Rapprich V. and Ott U. (2017): Noble gases in Indian carbonatites. Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Gaspers N., Magna T., Tomašových A., Henkel D., Eisenhauer A. and Frýda J. (2017): Lithium in Brachiopods – proxy for seawater evolution? Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Magalhaes N., Magna T., Rapprich V., Krátký O. and Farquhar J. (2017): Sulfur isotope systematics in carbonatites from Sevattur and Samalpatti, S India. Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Magna T., Wittke A., Gussone N., Rapprich V. and Upadhyay D. (2017): Calcium isotope composition of carbonatites – a case study of Sevattur and Samalpatti, S India. Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Rapprich V., Pécskay Z., Magna T. and Míková J. (2017): Age disparity for spatially related Sevattur and Samalpatti carbonatite complexes. Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Törber P.B., Farkaš J., Rollion-Bard C., Wallmann K., Brand U., Azmy K., Tomašových A., Lécuyer C., Vigier N., Saulnier S., Komárek M., Magna T., Šimeček M., Francová M., Böhm F. and Eisenhauer A. (2017): d26Mg record of Phanerozoic oceans. Goldschmidt 2017. Paris, France

Neukampf J., Ellis B.S., Szymanowski D., Magna T. and Bachmann O. (2017): Lithium abundance and isotopic variations between phases in a rhyolite (the Mesa Falls Tuff, Yellowstone). IAVCEI 2017. Portland, Oregon, USA. Abstract volume, p.760

Ellis B.S., Szymanowski D., Magna T., Neukampf J., Bachmann O., Ulmer P. and Guillong M. (2017): Post-eruptive behavior of Li in volcanic rocks: implications for element cycling. IAVCEI 2017. Portland, Oregon, USA. Abstract volume, p. 299

Magna T., Dauphas N., Righter K. and Canup R. (2017): Stable isotope constraints on the formation of Moon. New Views of the Moon 2 – Europe. The University of Münster, Germany. #6044

McCubbin F.M., Liu Y., Barnes J.J., Boyce J.W., Day J.M.D., Elardo S.M., Hiu H., Magna T., Ni P., Tartese R. and Vander Kaaden K.E. (2017): Endogenous lunar volatiles. New Views of the Moon 2 – Europe. The University of Münster, Germany. #6046

Righter K., Canup R.M. Dauphas N. and Magna T. (2017): Impact origin of the Moon: New data, new models, and new challenges. New Views of the Moon 2 – Europe. The University of Münster, Germany. #6042

Shearer C.K., Neal C.R., Gaddis L., Jolliff B.L., Head J., Hiesinger H., Bell A.S., Taylor G.J., Glotch T.D., Simon J.I., Prissel T.C. and Magna T.. (2017): Magmatic evolution 2: A new view of post-differentiation magmatism. New Views of the Moon 2 – Europe. The University of Münster, Germany. #6045

Gaspers N., Magna T., Tomašových A. and Henkel D. (2017): Lithium in Brachiopods – proxy for seawater evolution? Geophysical Research Abstracts 19, EGU2017-14908. The EGU General Assembly 2017, Vienna, Austria

Ferriere L., Meier M.M.M., Fernandes V.A., Fritz J., Greshake A., Barrat J.-A., Böttger U., Bouvier A., Brandstätter F., Busemann H., Korotev R.L., Maden C., Magna T., Schmitt-Kopplin P., Schrader D.L. and Wadhwa M. (2017): The unique crowdfunded Oued Awlitis 001 lunar meteorite – A consortium overview. 48th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX, USA. #1621

Magna T., Hu Y., Teng F.-Z. and Mezger K. (2017): Magnesium isotope systematics of SNC meteorites: Evidence for crystal fractionation or surface process? 48th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX, USA. #1795

Nielsen S.G., Magna T. and Mezger K. (2017): The vanadium isotopic composition of Mars and evidence for Solar System heterogeneity during planetary accretion. 48th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX, USA. #1225

Ellis B., Szymanowski D., Magna T., Neukampf J., Bachmann O. and Guillong M. (2017): The effect of cooling rates on lithium in rhyolites. Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group annual meeting. Liverpool, UK. Abstract volume, p. 89

Poitrasson F., Zambardi T., Magna T. and Neal C.R. (2016): What is the iron isotope composition of the Moon? AGU Fall Meeting. San Francisco, USA.

Polák L., Ackerman L., Rapprich V., Magna T. and Upadhyay D. (2016): Highly siderophile element (HSE) geochemistry of carbonatites and associated alkaline rocks from Tamil Nadu, India. The Goldschmidt Conference 2016. Yokohama, Japan. #2524

Krátký O., Magna T., Rapprich V. and Upadhyay D. (2016): REE and trace elements in the Samalpatti and Sevattur carbonatites, Tamil Nadu, Southern India. The 8th International Siberian Early Career GeoScientists Conference. Novosibirsk, Russia

Skála R., Jonášová Š., Žák K., Ďurišová J., Brachaniec T. and Magna T. (2016): A new moldavite sub-strewn field in Lower Silesia, Poland. 79th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society, Berlin, Germany. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 51, A581

Jonášová Š., Ackerman L., Žák K., Skála R., Magna T., Pack A. and Deutsch A. (2016): Constraints on the nature of the projectile using siderophile elements and triple-oxygen isotopes: Zhamanshin Impact Structure, Kazakhstan. 79th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society, Berlin, Germany. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 51, A358

Magna T. and Neal C.R. (2016): Non-traditional stable isotope constraints on the evolution of Moon. New Views of the Moon 2. Lunar and Planetary Institute, Houston, USA, #6035

John T., Beinlich A., Taetz S., Podladchikov Y. and Magna T. (2016): Li-chronometric constraints on the duration of fluid-rock interaction. Geophysical Research Abstracts 18, EGU2016-4235. EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria

 

Conference proceedings pre-2016

Beinlich A., John T., Tominaga M., Magna T. and Jamtveit B. (2015): Time-scales, physicochemical consequences and implications of hydrothermal ultramafic rock carbonation? 2015 TIGeR Conference, Perth, Australia

Magna T., Rapprich V., Barry P.H., Kochergina Yu.V. and Niedermann S. (2015): Isotope systematics of He, Ne and Ar in mantle xenoliths and alkaline rocks of the Bohemian Massif. The Open Meeting of the Czech Geological Society and the Slovak Geological Society, Mikulov, Czech Republic. Abstract volume, p. 68

Rapprich V., Erban V., Míková J., Magna T. and Kochergina Y. (2015): Spatial and temporal variation in Sr-Nd-Pb isotopic composition of Cenozoic alkaline basaltic rocks of the Bohemian Massif. 26th General IUGG Assembly, Prague, Czech Republic

Ellis B., Bachmann O., Magna T. and Szymanowski D. (2015): Li in rhyolites: what’s up with that? Mineralogical Magazine 78, A825

Erban V., Magna T., Rapprich V., Jiránek J. and Bláha V. (2015): Geochemistry of the highly alkaline Loučná Intrusive Complex (Krušné hory Mts., Czech Republic). Mineralogical Magazine 78, A836

Haloda J., Magna T., Rapprich V. and Upadhyay D. (2015): Element flows during fenitization of amphibole-rich pyroxenite by carbonatite intrusion. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A1151

Jonášová Š., Ackerman L., Žák K., Skála R., Ďurišová J., Pack A. and Magna T. (2015): Highly siderophile elements and triple-oxygen isotopes of tektite-like glasses from the Zhamanshin Impact Structure, Kazakhstan. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A1472

Kochergina Yu., Ackerman L., Kovács A., Erban V. and Magna T. (2015): Re–Os and HSE distributions in Mohelno–Biskoupky peridotites, Gföhl Unit, Bohemian Massif. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A1633

Pernet-Fisher J.F., Magna T., Barry P.H., Taylor L.A. and Day J.M.D. (2015): Lithium in mantle xenoliths from Siberian kimberlites. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A2461

Skála R., Žák K., Jonášová Š., Ďurišová J., Ackerman L., Řanda Z., Mizera J., Kameník J. and Magna T. (2015): Differences in chemistry of the Ries area sediments and Central European tektites revisited. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A2913

Ackerman L., Žák K., Jonášová Š., Ďurišová J., Skála R., Magna T. and Deutsch A. (2015): Highly siderophile element geochemistry of impact-related glasses and target rocks from the Zhamanshin impact structure. 46th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX, USA. #1963

Magna T., Farkaš J., Rodovská Z., Trubač J., Georg R.B., Holmden C. and Žák K. (2015): Magnesium, silicon and calcium isotopes in central European tektites – implications for high-temperature processes and tracking their sources with the Ries area sediments. 46th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX, USA. #2207

Rodovská Z., Magna T., Kato C., Savage P.S., Moynier F. and Žák K. (2015): Zinc and copper isotopes in central European tektites and sediments from the Ries impact area – implications for materiál sources and loss of volatile elements during tektite formation. 46th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference. The Woodlands, TX, USA. #1951

Magna T., Žák K., Pack A., Ackerman L., Skála R., Jonášová Š., Ďurišová J., Řanda Z. and Mizera J. (2014): Triple-oxygen isotope composition of moldavites and irghizites: Clues for source materials of tektites and other impact-related glasses. 77th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society, Casablanca, Morocco. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 49, A255

Magna T., Žák K., Farkaš J., Trubač J., Rodovská Z., Šimeček M., Skála R., Řanda Z. and Mizera J. (2014): Lithium and magnesium isotopes in sediments of the Ries area: Constraints on the sources of moldavite tektites. 77th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society, Casablanca, Morocco. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 49, A254

Bachmann K., Seifert T., Magna T. and Neßler J. (2014): Li isotopes and geochemistry of Li-F-Sn greisen from the Zinnwald deposit, Germany. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A93

Erban V., Magna T., Rapprich V. and Míková J. (2014): Towards depleted Sr–Nd isotopology from western to central Cenozoic volcanic Europe. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A632

Kochergina Yu., Magna T., Ackerman L., Erban V., Rapprich V., Münker C. and Marien C. (2014): Hf–Os isotopes in Cenozoic alkaline basalts from the Bohemian Massif, Czech Republic. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A1287

Magna T., Day J.M.D., Mezger K., Fehr M.A., Chennaoui Aoudjehane H. and Agee C. (2014): Lithium isotope constraints on surface processes on Mars. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A1568

Magna T., Rapprich V. and Pack A. (2014): Continental alkaline volcanism from Li–O isotope perspective. Mineralogical Magazine 78, A1569

Kochergina Yu., Ackerman L., Matusiak-Małek M., Puziewicz J., Erban V., Trubač J. and Magna T. (2014): Rhenium–osmium isotopic composition of mantle xenoliths from the Bohemian Massif. 6th International Orogenic Lherzolite Conference, Marrakech, Morocco. Abstract volume, p. 62

Ackerman L., Kochergina Yu., Špaček P. and Magna T. (2013): Highly siderophile element geochemistry of upper mantle xenoliths from NE Bavaria. Mineralogical Magazine 77 (5), A555

Kochergina Yu., Niedermann S., Rapprich V. and Magna T. (2013): Noble gas signature of Tertiary alkaline basalts and xenoliths from central Europe. Mineralogical Magazine 77 (5), A1485

Magna T., Ackerman L. and Špaček P. (2013): Lithium isotope evidence for pervasive metasomatism of sub-continental lithospheric mantle. Mineralogical Magazine 77 (5), A1668

Šimčíková M., Magna T. and Moynier F. (2013): Lithium in HED meteorites – implications for planetary crusts. Mineralogical Magazine 77 (5), A2214

Rapprich V., Erban V., Mikova J., Magna T., Kocergina J., Haloda J., Ackerman L. and Pecskay Z. (2013): Mantle domain boundary beneath the Jicin Volcanic Field, Czech Republic: evidence from isotopic composition of primitive alkaline basaltic rocks. International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth's Interior (IAVCEI) 2013 assembly, Kagoshima, Japan. Abstract volume.

Magna T., Novák M. and Janoušek V. (2013): Lithium isotopes in giant pegmatite bodies – implications for their sources and evolution. Geological Association of Canada and Mineralogical Association of Canada annual meeting, Winnipeg, Canada. Abstract volume, p. 135

Magna T., Ackerman L. and Špaček P. (2013): Lithium isotope evidence for pervasive metasomatism of subcontinental lithospheric mantle in peridotitic xenoliths from the Upper Palatinate, Germany. Basalt 2013 – Cenozoic magmatism of Central Europe. Görlitz, Germany. Abstracts and excursion guide, pp. 29-30

Bermingham K.R., Mezger K., Scherer E.E., Carlson R., Horan M., Upadhyay D., Magna T. and Pack A. (2013): Barium isotope abundances in meteorites: Implications for early Solar System evolution. Lunar and Planetary Science Conference XLIII, #1734. Houston, TX, USA

Magna T. and Rapprich V. (2012): The lithium isotope composition of volcanic sequences of the Český ráj region and Doupovské hory Mts. (in Czech). Sborník Západočeského Muzea Plzeň, Příroda 116, 11–12

John T., Podladchikov Y., Dohmen R., Gussone N., Klemd R. and Magna T. (2012): Lithium-chronometric constraints on duration and kinetics of fluid-rock interaction. Geophysical Research Abstracts 14, EGU2012-5331. EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria

Bermingham K., Gussone N., Magna T. and Mezger K. (2011): Calcium isotopes in lunar crust. Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A519

Gussone N., Magna T. and Mezger K. (2011): Calcium isotopes in Martian meteorites. Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A959

Hansen H.-E., Magna T., Košler J. and Pedersen R.-B. (2011): Lithium isotope perspective on the Iceland mantle plume. Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A977

John T., Podladchikov Y., Gussone N., Bebout G., Halama R., Magna T. and Klemd R. (2011): Duration and rates of fluid release from a dehydrating slab. Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A1118

Magna T. (2011): Lithium – light metallic traveller through crusts of the Earth and beyond. Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A1384

Magna T. and Neal C. (2011): Lithium isotope composition of lunar crust – rapid crystallization and post-solidification quiescence? Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A1385

Myška O., Magna T., Novák M., Šikl J., Zoulková V. and Oulehle F. (2011): Lithium isotope fractionation at the soil-plant interface. Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A1520

Novák M., Magna T., Cempírek J., Janoušek V., Ullmann C. and Wiechert U. (2011): Lithium isotope fractionation in pegmatites – function of bond length. Mineralogical Magazine 75 (3), A1551

John T., Gussone N., Beinlich A., Halama R., Bebout G., Podladchikov Y.Y. and Magna T. (2010): Pulse-like channelled long-distance fluid flow in subducting slabs. AGU 2010 Fall Meeting Supplement, abstract number V31D-04. San Francisco, USA

Janoušek V., Holub F.V., Magna T. and Erban V. (2010): Isotopic constraints on petrogenesis of the Variscan ultrapotassic magmas from the Moldanubian Zone of the Bohemian Massif. Lamprophyres and related mafic hypabyssal rocks: Current petrological issues. 17th Meeting of the Petrology Group of the Mineralogical Society of Poland. Mineralogia 37 – Special Papers, pp. 32-36. Sudetes, Poland

Magna T., Deutsch A., Skála R., Mezger K., Adolph L., Seitz H.-M., Wasson J.T., Mizera J. and Randa Z. (2010): Lithium isotopes in tektites – tales of sources, histories and impacts. Nördlingen 2010: The Ries crater, the Moon and the future of human space exploration. Nördlingen Ries Crater Workshop 2010, abstract number 7017. Nördlingen, Germany

Magna T., Mezger K. and Fehr M.A. (2010): Lithium isotope composition of Mars – corollary of radial heterogeneity in the early Solar System? Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 74 (12), A656

John T., Podladchikov Y., Klemd R. and Magna T. (2010): Dehydrating slabs – mechanisms, flow structures, and rates. Geophysical Research Abstracts 12, EGU2010-9224. EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria

Magna T., Deutsch A., Skála R., Mezger K., Seitz H.-M., Adolph L., Randa Z and Mizera J. (2010): Lithium systematics in tektites and impact glasses – implications for their sources and impact-formed meteorites. Geophysical Research Abstracts 12, EGU2010-11062. EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria

Poitrasson F., Zambardi T., Magna T. and Neal C.R. (2009): A refined look at the iron isotope composition of the Moon. EOS Transactions 90 (52), AGU Fall Meeting Supplement, abstract number V14B-02. San Francisco, USA

Magna T., Kohút M., Janoušek V. and Erban V. (2009): Li isotope composition of granites from the Western Carpathians as a reflection of their origin and sources. Joint Meeting of the Slovak and Czech Geological Survey. Bratislava, Slovakia, pp. 122-123

Janoušek V., Magna T., Holub F.V., Erban V., Oberli F. and Wiechert U. (2009): Sources and petrogenesis of magmatic rocks at the Variscan continental margin, Central Bohemian Plutonic Complex – insights from lithium isotopes. HUNTEK 2009, Proceedings of the 7th Meeting of the Central European Tectonic Studies Group (CETeG) and 14th Meeting of the Czech Tectonic Studies Group (CTS). Pécs, Hungary, p. 15

Kohút M., Magna T., Janoušek V., Oberli F. and Wiechert U. (2009): Fingerprinting sources of granitic rocks with Li isotopes. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 73 (13), A676

Janoušek V., Magna T., Holub F.V., Oberli F. and Wiechert U. (2009): On the origin of Li isotope signatures in magmatic rocks from the Central Bohemian Plutonic Complex. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 73 (13), A586

Magna T., Neal C.R., Tomascak P.B., Bourdon B., Oberli F. and Day J.M.D. (2009): On lithium isotope systematics and abundances in lunar mare basalts. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 73 (13), A816

Košler J., Magna T., Mlcoch B., Mixa P., Hendriks B., Holub F.V. and Nývlt D. (2009): Sr, Nd, Pb and Li isotope geochemistry and Ar-Ar dating of alkaline lavas from northern James Ross Island (Antarctic Peninsula) - implications for back-arc magma formation. EGU 2009, Geophysical Research Abstracts 11, EGU2009-9969. EGU General Assembly, Vienna, Austria

Kohút M., Magna T. and Janoušek V. (2008): Lithium in granitic rocks from Western Carpathians. [in Slovak] Geochémia 2008. Bratislava, Slovakia, pp. 69-71

Villagomez D., Spikings R., Magna T. and Winkler W. (2008): Late Cretaceous history of the western Colombian Andes. 6th Swiss Geoscience Meeting. Lugano, Switzerland

Chew D.M., Page L.M., Magna T., Daly J.S., Kirkland C., Whitehouse M.J. and Spikings R. (2008): Constraints on the timing of deformation in the Highland Border Complex and correlative rocks in western Ireland. Highland Workshop Meeting. Edinburgh, UK. Abstract volume, p. 35

Villagomez D., Spikings R., Seward D., Magna T. and Winkler W. (2008): New thermochronological constraints on the tectonic history of Western Columbia. FT 2008 - The 11th International Conference on Thermochronometry. Anchorage, Alaska, USA. Abstract volume, pp. 253-255

Chew D., Schaltegger U., Košler J., Magna T., Whitehouse M.J., Kirkland C.L., Miškovic A., Cardona A. and Spikings R. (2008): U-Pb geochronologic evidence for the Neoproterozoic–Paleozoic evolution of the Gondwanan margin of the North-Central Andes. 7th International Symposium on Andean Geodynamics. Nice, France. Abstract volume, pp. 120-123

Villagomez D., Spikings R., Seward D., Magna T., Winkler W. and Kammer A. (2008): Thermotectonic history of the Northern Andes. 7th International Symposium on Andean Geodynamics. Nice, France. Abstract volume, pp. 573-576

Villagomez D., Spikings R., Seward D., Magna T. and Winkler W. (2007): Tectonic evolution of the Northern Andes: constraints from thermochronology and geochronology. 5th Swiss Geoscience Meeting. Geneva, Switzerland

Chew D., Magna T., Kirkland C., Miškovic A. and Schaltegger U. (2007): Origin of Neoproterozoic detrital zircon in the Proto-Andes. 5th Swiss Geoscience Meeting. Geneva, Switzerland

Bussien D., Bussy F., Magna T. and Masson H. (2007): Variscan magmatism in the Alpine Lower Penninic Domain. Mechanics of Variscan Orogeny: a modern view on orogenic research. Orléans, France

Magna T., Wiechert U. and Halliday A.N. (2006): Lithium isotope composition of the inner Solar System materials. Meteoritics and Planetary Science 41 (8), A110

Wiechert U., Halliday A.N. and Magna T. (2005): Resolution of small differences in Li and Mg isotopic composition between the terrestrial planets and chondrites - Is the Earth “chondrulitic”? EOS Transactions 86 (52), AGU Fall Meeting Supplement, abstract number P42A-02. San Francisco, USA

Magna T., Wiechert U. and Halliday A.N. (2005): Lithium isotope fractionation in the terrestrial planets. 6th International Symposium on Applied Isotope Geochemistry. Prague, Czech Republic. Abstract volume, pp. 148-149

Magna T., Wiechert U., Harrison D. and Halliday A.N. (2004): Coupled Li-He isotope systematics in Icelandic basalt glasses. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 68 (11), A48

Magna T., Wiechert U., Grove T.L. and Halliday A.N. (2003): Lithium isotope composition of the arc volcanics from the Mt. Shasta region, N California. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 67 (18), A267

Košler J., Magna T., Sylvester P. and Pedersen R.-B. (2003): Precision and reproducibility of Li isotopic analyses by ICPMS – comparison of single- and multi-collector measurements. Geoanalysis 2003. Rovaniemi, Finland. Abstract volume, p. 48

Magna T., Wiechert U. and Halliday A.N. (2002): Lithium isotopes and crust-mantle interaction. Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta 66 (15), A474


Invited institutional presentations

“Lithium isotopes: a new tracer of subducted crust in volcanic rocks”. CRPG–CNRS Nancy, France, 2004

“Lithium isotope geochemistry of arc volcanics and ocean island basalts – implications for geochemical models”. Czech Geological Survey, Prague, Czech Republic, 2004

“Lithium isotopes in subduction zones: case study of Mt. Shasta, California”. Journée Magmatique, ETH Zürich, Switzerland, 2004

“Lithium isotopes: A new tracer for crustal material in volcanic lavas". Freie Universität Berlin, Germany, 2005

“Lithium isotopes in geochemistry: Applications to subduction zones, mantle plumes and cosmochemistry”. Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2005

“Lithium isotopes in the Earth”. University of Geneva, Switzerland, 2006

“Lithium isotopes in the Earth and Moon”. Open University, UK, 2007

“Lithium isotopes in the Earth-Moon system”. University of Bergen, Norway, 2007

“What can we learn from isotope studies about the differentiation of Mars?”. DLR Berlin, Germany, 2009

"Lithium across the inner Solar System". Universität Göttingen, Germany, 2013

"Lithium - metallic traveler from stellar environments to humans". ETH Zürich, Switzerland, 2014


Invited conference contributions

"Lithium isotope composition of arc volcanics from the Mt. Shasta region, N California". The Goldschmidt Conference 2003. Kurashiki, Japan

"Lithium – light metallic traveller through crusts of the Earth and beyond". The Goldschmidt Conference 2011. Prague, Czech Republic


 

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