Two one-day geological excursion routes for the 31st International Applied Geochemistry Symposium (IAGS 2026) have been finalized: Route 1: Jixian Section (Mesoproterozoic stratotype) and Huangyaguan Great Wall Examine the geological records of early Earth evolution and the lithological foundation of the Great Wall construction, hike the Huangyaguan Great Wall (a World Cultural Heritage site), and experience the unique charm of the "Changcheng System" strata. Route 2: Zhoukoudian Peking Man Site and Shihua Cave  Visit the "holy land of human evolution" at Zhoukoudian, observe cave speleothems, and interpret karst geochemical processes and paleoclimatic reconstruction. Both routes balance scientific depth with cultural exploration in a relaxed itinerary. For more details, please visit:     https://iags2026.cugb.edu.cn/Program/FieldTrips/index.htm   IAGS 2026 Organizing Committee    

The 31st International Applied Geochemistry Symposium (IAGS 2026) Beijing, China | September 12–16, 2026 The 31st International Applied Geochemistry Symposium (IAGS 2026) will be held in Beijing, China, from September 12 to 16, 2026. Since its inception, the symposium has been dedicated to advancing applied research and technological innovation in geochemistry, with broad applications in mineral exploration, environmental monitoring, and sustainable resource development. The theme of IAGS 2026 is: “Data-driven geochemical data mining in support of mineral exploration and environmental studies” The symposium highlights the transformative role of data science, machine learning, and advanced computational methods in applied geochemistry. It will showcase recent advances in geochemical data analytics and interpretation, emphasizing innovative approaches that are reshaping mineral exploration and environmental geoscience. The meeting aims to foster cross-disciplinary exchange, promote ...

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