Curriculum Vitae (16/08/17)
Enikő Bali
Associate professor in Geology, Institute of Earth Sciences, University of Iceland
Date of birth: 15th, May, 1976
Nationality: Hungarian
Education:
Ph.D. Geology, 2004, University of Szeged
Graduation date: 17th December, 2004
Advisors: Csaba Szabó (Eötvös University, Budapest); David W. Peate (Danish Lithosphere Centre, now at University of Iowa)
Dissertation title: Fluid/melt - wall rock interaction in the upper mantle beneath the central Pannonian basin
M.Sc. Geology, 1999, Eötvös University, Budapest
Graduation date: 14th, June, 1999
Principal advisor: Csaba Szabó (Eötvös University);
Dissertation title: Petrology and Geochemistry of Ultramafic Xenoliths from Bakony Balaton Highland and Little Hungarian Plain Volcanic Fields, Hungary.
1999 - 2003: Ph.D. student, Eötvös University, Budapest
2000 - 2004: English-Hungarian translator for the Geological
Institute of Hungary
2005: Postdoctoral Researcher at Laboratoire de Magmas et
Volcans, CNRS et Université Blaise Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand
2006 -2010: Visitor scientist (Postdoc) at Bayerisches
Geoinstitut, Universität Bayreuth
2010-2013: Akademischen rätin (teaching and research) -
manager of the piston cylinder lab, Georg-August-Universität,
Göttingen
2013- 2014: Teaching Assistant, University of Iceland, Reykjavík
2014-2017: Assistant professor in Geology (Mineralogy and
Petrology), University of Iceland, Reykjavík
2017- : Associate professor in Geology (Mineralogy and
Petrology), University of Iceland, Reykjavík
Hungarian Geological Society (1999- )
Mineralogical Society of America (2006- )
DMG (2006-)
1/ Second place atthe Scientific Conference of Students, organized by the Faculty of Science, Eötvös University, 1998
2/ First place at the 33rd Hungarian Young Earth Scientists Conference. Organized by the Hungarian Geological Society and the Hungarian Geophysical Society, Salgótarján, March 22-23. 2002.
3/ Award of the Hungarian Geological Institution at the 33rd Hungarian Young Earth Scientists Conference. Organized by the Hungarian Geological Society and the Hungarian Geophysical Society, Salgótarján, March 22-23. 2002.
4/ Andor Semsey Award of the Hungarian Geological Society for Young Scientists for publication- 2004
5/ Third place at the 35th Hungarian Young Earth Scientists Conference. Organized by the Hungarian Geological Society and the Hungarian Geophysical Society, Sárospatak, March 19-20. 2004.
1/ Scholarship of the European Union in the framework of the Erasmus programme to the Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio Emilia, 2000/2001, 9 months
2/ Scholarship of the European Commission in the framework of the Marie Curie Fellowship to the Danish Lithosphere Centre, Copenhagen, 2002/2003, 7 months
- Contributor in the research project "Development of inductively coupled mass spectrometric methods for determination of lead isotope ratios in geological samples" - Hungarian Science Foundation (OTKA) grant (nr T/F 047174), 2004-2007 (Joint project between the Department of Chemical Technology and Environmental Chemistry and the Department Petrology and Geochemistry, Eötvös University Hungary)
B.Sc. Courses:
Georg-August University Göttingen
- Optical mineralogy practical -winter semester 56 hrs
- Igneous Petrology - winter semester 14 hrs
University of Iceland
- Mineralogy I practical - winter semester 42 hrs
- Mineralogy II practical (Microscopy) - winter semester 42 hrs
-Igneous Petrology for foreigners lecture and practical - winter
semester 70 hrs
-Mineralogy (since 2016) - spring semester - lectures and practicals 70 hrs
-Igneous Petrology (since 2016) - winter semester - lectures and practicals 98 hrs
M.Sc. Courses:
University of Iceland
- Magmas in the crust practical - spring semester 21 hrs
Ph.D. Courses:
Eötvös University - 2003-2004/1st semester (Co-lecturer, Csaba
Szabó)
- Physical and chemical processes in subducting slab and
mantle wedge - 30 hrs
- Modern Analytical techniques in geochemistry - 30hrs
Seminar series of the Division of Earth Sciences, Eötvös
Collegium - How to collect geological information from ultramafic
xenoliths? A practical review for Earth Science students
(November 11, 2003)
Seminar series of the Division of Earth Sciences, Bólyai
Collegium- Water and hydrogene are immiscible in the mantle -
Introducition of new results and an informal chat with students
about how to write good scientific papers (October, 2013)
Experimental:
Linkam T-1500 high temperature heating-cooling stage
High PT multi-anvil apparatus
Piston cylinder apparatus
Analytical:
SEM - Philips XL-30 Scanning Electron Microscope;
- JEOL JSM-5910LV Scanning Electron Microscope
EPMA - JEOL superprobe JXA 8600, WDS microprobe;
- JEOL superprobe JXA 8200, WDS microprobe;
- CAMECA SX-100
LA-ICPMS - Elan 6100 ICP-MS, equipped with CETAC-LSX laser
ablation system;
- Elan quadrupole mass spectrometer (Perkin Elmer)
attached to a Geolas M 193 nm ArF ecximer laser
Clean lab techniques for Pb, Sr, Nd - isotopic separation
FTIR -Magna 550, Nicolet spectrometer equipped by
an optical/IR microscope;
-IFS 55 BRUKER spectrometer equipped by a BRUKER A590
IR microscope;
-Vertex70 Bruker spectrometer coupled to a Hyperion
microscope
Raman spectroscopy
1/ European Current Research On Fluid Inclusions (ECROFI XVII), Budapest, June 5-7, 2003 - Technical support
2/ 9th National Student Conference in Environmental Sciences, Budapest, 5-7 April 2004 - Technical support
Bali E., Dégi J., Dezső Zs., Papp B., Szabó Cs. (2004): 9th National Student Conference in Environmental Sciences - Abstract volume. pp. 289.
Geologica Carpatica, Journal of Geochemical Exploration, Bulletin of the Hungarian Geological Society, Nature Geoscience, Earth and Planetrary Science Letters
Gyalog, L. & Horváth, I. (eds) (2004): Geology of the Velence Hills and the Balatonfő. Explanatory book of the geological map of Velence Hills (1:25000) and the Map of Pre-Sarmatian surface of the Balatonfő-Velence Area (1:100000). Geological Institute of Hungary pp. 149 ISBN 963 671 237 9 - translation of the whole volume from Hungarian to English