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NGU (Geological Survey of Norway) ‑ is the national governmental institution for mapping and research of bedrock and mineral deposits. NGU employs about 220 people, with over 100 researchers from 25 nationalities. NGU celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2008 and was the main organizer of the 33rd IGC in Oslo in August 2008 (~6 000 delegates), and the 13th ICAAR in Trondheim in June 2008 (~175 delegates). |
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NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) ‑ is a centre for technological education and research in Norway, with a solid foundation in the natural sciences including geology and applied mineralogy. |
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SINTEF Group - the largest independent research organization in Scandinavia with 1700 employees in research, technology, medicine, natural and social sciences. Every year, SINTEF supports the development of nearly two thousand companies worldwide. |
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Natural History Museum (NHM) ‑ The Natural History Museum at the University of Oslo is Norway’s most comprehensible natural history collection, representing collection, preservation, and study of rock, mineral and fossil specimen for almost 200 years, in addition to plant and animal specimen. |
Sustaining sponsors
If you would like to support the 10th ICAM congress, then consider sponsoring. Depending on effort, your logo will then appear on eg. this website, on official ICAM congress effects (eg. proceedings, bag). Several options are available. Contact Mrs. Anne Liinamaa-Dehls for details, secretary.icam2011@ngu.no.
Exhibition space at the conference venue is limited. Applicants will be helped on a first-come, first-serve basis.