Conference Program
Sunday, 8 September 2002
17:00-20:00

Registration and Reception

Monday, 9 September 2002
【Toyoda Auditorium】(Plenary session)
08:00-09:00
Registration
09:00-09:30
Opening of AMS-9 (chair: T. NAKAMURA)SESSION 1: Keynote Address
09:30-10:30(chair: D.J. DONAHUE)
25 years of AMS - Where do we stand?
M. SUTER*

10:30-11:00

Coffee break

11:00-12:00(chair: D. ELMORE)
Developments in applications of AMS
L. K. FIFIELD*

12:00-14:00

Lunch break

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SESSION 2: New AMS Facility
14:00-14:15
14:15-14:30
14:30-14:45
14:45-15:00
15:00-15:15
15:15-15:30(chair: G. KORSCHINEK and K. KOBAYASHI)
The compact 14C AMS system at the University of Georgia
M.L. ROBERTS*, R.A. CULP, D.K. DVORACEK, G.W.L.
HODGINS, M.P. NEARY and J.E. NOAKES
Low-energy 14C AMS in Poznan Radiocarbon Laboratory,
PolandT. GOSLAR*, J. CZERNIK and E. GOSLAR
The LLNL compact AMS system for biochemical 14C
measurements
T. J. OGNIBENE*, T. A. BROWN and J. S. VOGEL
Status of the new AMS at Oxford
C. BRONK RAMSEY* and R. E. M. HEDGES
A new accelerator mass spectrometry facility in Lecce, Italy
L. CALCAGNILE*, G. QUARTA, M. D'ELIA, A. RIZZO, M.
KLEIN and D. J.W. MOUS
A small and compact AMS facility for depth profiling oftritium and other light elements
M. FRIEDRICH*, W. PILZ, N. BEKRIS, M. GLUGLA, M.
KIISK and V. LIECHTENSTEIN

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Coffee break

SESSION 3: New AMS Facility and Technical Developments
16:00-16:15

16:15-16:30

16:30-16:45

16:45-17:00

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6(chair: W.KRETSCHMER and H.MATSUZAKI)AMS at the Institute of Physics, Bhubaneswar, India
D. P. MAHAPATRA*, R. K. CHOUDHURY, A. K. BEHERA,
B. L. K. SOMAYAJULU, S. CHAKRABORTY and K.
GOPALANThe 3MV NEC Pelletron AMS and other developments at
Arizona
D. J. DONAHUE*, A. J. T. JULL, J. W. BECK, G. S. BURR,
D. BIDDULPH, L. R. MCHARGUE and A. L. HATHEWAY
A new environmental sciences AMS laboratory in Scotland
S. FREEMAN*, P. BISHOP, C. BRYANT, G. COOK, T.
FALLICK, D. HARKNESS, S. METCALFE, M. SCOTT, R. H.
SCOTT and M. SUMMERFIELD
AMS at the Holifield Radioactive Ion Beam Facility
A. GALINDO-URIBARRI*, B. E. FUENTES DE ROSADO, J.
GOMEZ DEL CAMPO, P. A. HAUSLADEN, J. LIANG, R. L.
AUBLE, J. R. BEENE, R. C. JURAS, Y. LAROCHELLE, M. J.
MEIGS, G. D. MILLS, S. RAMAN and D. W. STRACENER
Isobar separation in accelerator mass spectrometry
J. P. DOUPÉ, A. E. LITHERLAND*, I. TOMSKI and X-L.
ZHAO

SESSION 4: Poster-1
Open lab. of Nagoya AMS facility

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Tuesday, 10 September 2002
【Toyoda Auditorium】(Plenary session)
SESSION 5: Future Problems
9:00-9:30

9:30-10:00
10:00-10:30
10:30-10:45
10:45-11:00

11:00-11:30(chair: R. J. SCHNEIDER and T. NAKAMURA)
E/Q and ME/Q2 interferences in the two models of 14C
Tandetron systems
M.-J. NADEAU, H. W. LEE, K. H. PURSER* and A. E.
LITHERLAND
The old carbon project: how old is old?
R.P. BEUKENS, H.E. GOVE*, A.E. LITHERLAND, W.E.
KIESER and X.-L. ZHAO
Calibration - past, present and future
J. VAN DER PLICHTRadiocarbon AMS towards its low energy limits
H.-A. SYNAL*, M. DÖBELI, S. JACOB, M. STOCKER and
M. SUTER
Isotopic fractionation in 14C AMS measurements: how can
we live with it?
M-J. NADEAU*, A.E. LITHERLAND, A. RIECK, A.
GOTTDANG and P. M. GROOTES

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Coffee break【Toyoda Auditorium】(Parallel session)
SESSION 6A: Current AMS Labs
11:30-11:45
11:45-12:00
12:00-12:15

12:15-12:30(chair: H.-A. SYNAL and Y. NAGASHIMA)
A status report on the Gif-sur-Yvette AMS facility
G. RAISBECK*, F. YIOU, C. EYMAS and J.
LESTRINGUEZ
Status report of the Seoul National University AMS facility
J.C.KIM*, M.Y.YOUN, I.C.KIM, J.H.PARK, H.R.CHOI,
Y.M.SONG, J.KANG and Y.H.LIU
Plans for expanded 14C analyses at the NOSAMS facility from paleoceanography to tracer biogeochemistry
K. F. VON REDEN*, J. DONOGHUE, K. ELDER, A.
GAGNON, D. GERLACH, V. GRIFFIN, R. HEALY, P.
LONG, A. P. McNICHOL, D. PERCY, M. L. ROBERTS, R.
J. SCHNEIDER, L. XU and J. M. HAYES
AMS measurement of 10Be concentration in Chinese loessusing PKUAMS
K.X.LIU*, H.L.GAO, F.XU, S.X.PENG, L.P.ZHOU and
Z.Y.GUO

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Lunch break

SESSION 7A: Current AMS Labs and Technical Progresses
14:00-14:15
14:15-14:30

14:30-14:45

14:45-15:00

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15:30-15:45
15:45-16:00

16:00-16:30

8(chair: S. SIE and S. MITARAI)The new Purdue ion source for AMS
D. ELMORE*, M. CAFFEE, K. MUELLER, R. DE BONTE,
G. S. JACKSON, P. MUZIKAR, B. ALEXANDER and X. LU
A gas ion source for continuous-flow AMS
R. J. SCHNEIDER*, S-W KIM, K. F. VON REDEN, J. M.
HAYES, J. S. C. WILLS, V. GRIFFIN, A. SESSIONS and S.
SYLVAThe measurement of 36Cl with gas-filled TOF detection
methodX. RUAN*, Y. GUAN, K. DONG, Y. ZHENG, M. HE, K.
LIU , X. HAN and S. JIANG
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C-AMS at the Leibniz-Labor: radiometric dating andisotope research
P. M. GROOTES*, M-J. NADEAU, A. RIECK and The
LEIBNIZ-TEAM
Status of the NRL TEAMS facility
D.L. KNIES*, K.S. GRABOWSKI, C.A. KENNEDY, C.
CETINA, G.K. HUBLER, S.J. TUMEY, A.C. MIGNEREY,
J.W. POHLMAN, R.B. COFFIN and M. GETANEH
VERA, an AMS facility for all isotopes
P. STEIER*, R. GOLSER, W. KUTSCHERA, V.
LIECHTENSTEIN, A. PRILLER, C. VOCKENHUBER and
S. WINKLER
Progress in AMS research at Kyoto University
M. NAKAMURA* , Y. TAZAWA, H. MATSUMOTO, M.
HIROSE, K. OGINO and T. NAKANISHI
Measurement of the half-life of 79Se with PX-AMS
M. HE* , S. JIANG, S. JIANG and S. WU

Coffee break

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【Toyoda Auditorium】(Plenary session)
SESSION 8: Technical Progresses
16:30-16:45

16:45-17:00

17:00-17:15
17:15-17:30

17:30-17:45
17:45-18:00
18:00-18:15(chair: L. FIFIELD and Y. SHIBATA)
Can a tandem accelerator measure masses?
P. A. HAUSLADEN*, J. R. BEENE, A. GALINDOURIBARRI, T. A. LEWIS, D. C. RADFORD and D.
SHAPIRA
Calorimetric low temperature detectors for AMS
S. KRAFT, R. GOLSER*, A. BLEILE, P. EGELHOF, O.
KISSELEV, W. KUTSCHERA, V. LIECHTENSTEIN, H. J.
MEIER, A. PRILLER, A. SHRIVASTAVA, P. STEIER, C.
VOCKENHUBER and M. WEBER
Analysis of doubly-charged negative molecules by AMS
R. GOLSER*, H. GNASER, W. KUTSCHERA, A. PRILLER,
P. STEIER and C. VOCKENHUBER
Measurement of carrier-free 10Be samples with AMS: themethod and its potential
C. MADEN*, M. DÖBELI, P. W. KUBIK, M. FRANK and
M. SUTER
Measurement of in-situ produced 14C in terrestrial rocks
Y. YOKOYAMA*, M. W. CAFFEE, R. C. FINKEL, F. J.
RYERSON, J. R. SOUTHON and K. NISHIIZUMIThe development of a novel aluminum-26 ion source target
material
R. FLAREND* and C. REED
Extraction and AMS measurement of carrier free 129I/127I
from seawater
F. YIOU*, G. RAISBECK and H. IMBAUD

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】 (Parallel session)【 Symposion】
SESSION 6B: Atmospheric Science
11:30-11:45

11:45-12:00

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12:15-12:30

12:30-14:00(chair: K. VAN DER BORG and H. NAGAI)
THEODORE, a two-step heating combustion system for
the EC/OC separated determination of radiocarbon in theenvironment
S. SZIDAT*, H.W. GÄGELER and H.-A. SYNALInter-annual variation of atmospheric 14CO2 at latitude 15
degrees south sampled by ships-of-opportunity in theWestern Pacific since 1994
H. KITAGAWA*, H. MUKAI, Y. NOJIRI, Y. SHIBATA, T.
KOBAYASHI and T. NOJIRIRadiocarbon in tropical tree rings during the Little Ice Age
Q. HUA*, M. BARBETTI, U. ZOPPI, D. FINK and G.
JACOBSEN
Levels and behaviour of 129I in atmospheric samples fromSouthern Spain
J.M. LÓPEZ-GUTIÉRREZ*, F. J. SANTOS, M. GARCÍALEÓN, C. SCHNABEL, H. -A. SYNAL, S. SZIDAT and Th.
ERNST

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SESSION 7B: Archaeology

14:00-14:15

14:15-14:30
14:30-14:45

14:45-15:00
15:00-15:15

10(chair: S. KUZMIN and M. YONEDA)
C wiggle-matching analysis of charred wood samples
related with the recent major eruption of Changbai
Volcano, China/North Korea
T. NAKAMURA*, Y. ISHIZUKA, M. OKUNO, H.
MORIWAKI, K.H. KIM, B. L. JIN, K. KIMURA, H. ODA
and T. MITSUTANI
Dating of s-type Haji ware
Z. LOMTATIZE*, H. FUJINE and E. NIU
Radiocarbon dating of extinct fauna in the Americas
recovered from tar pits
J. M. O'MALLEY, A. J. T. JULL*, P. S. MARTIN, R. D. E.
McPHEE and G. McDONALD.
The mystery of the Persian mummy: original or fake?
W. KRETSCHMER*, G. MORGENROTH, A. SCHARF and
T. UHL
Late Glacial-Holocene environmental changes and its age
in the Lower Amur River basin, Russian Far East: theGursky peatbog case study
M. A. KLIMIN, Y. V. KUZMIN*, V. B. BAZAROVA, L. M.
MOKHOVA and A. J. T. JULL
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Wednesday, 11 September 2002
09:00-17:30
17:30-19:30

Conference Tour
Conference Reception (Meiji-mura Museum)

Thursday, 12 September 2002
【Toyoda Auditorium】(Plenary session)
SESSION 9: Special Lecture
09:00-09:50

09:50-10:40

10:40-11:00(chair: M. NAKAMURA)
New features in nuclear structure far from the stabilityline
I. TANIHATA(chair: N. OHKOUCHI)
Organic matter cycling within and between terrestrial andoceanic reservoirs: new insights from compound-specificradiocarbon analysis
T. I. EGLINTON*, N. OHKOUCHI, A. PEARSON, A. P.
McNICHOL, D. MONTLUCON and J. M. HAYES

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Coffee break【Toyoda Auditorium】(Parallel session)
SESSION 10A: Biomedical and Biochemical Sciences
11:00-11:30

11:30-11:45
11:45-12:00(chair: T. J. OGNIBENE and K. KOBAYASHI)
Bringing AMS into the bioanalytical chemistry lab.
P. L. SKIPPER*, B. J. HUGHEY, R. G. LIBERMAN, M. H.
CHOI, J. S. WISHNOK, R. E. KLINKOWSTEIN, R. E.
SHEFER, C. PRAKASH, S. P. HARRIMAN and S. R.
TANNENBAUM
High binding of formic acid to biomacromolecules in mice
H. WANG*, L. XU, B. XUE, Y. LIU, S.PENG, K. LIU, H.
MA and Z. GUO
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Al uptake into the tissues of suckling rats throughmaternal milk
S. YUMOTO*, H. NAGAI, K. KOBAYASHI,
H.MATSUMURA, W. TADA, T. HORIKAWA, S. KAKIMI
and H. MATSUZAKI

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12:30-14:00

Development of a precise, accurate, and rapid measure ofbone turnover using accelerator mass spectrometry
G. S. JACKSON*, X. LU, D. ELMORE, B. R. MARTIN, C.
TONG, G. McCABE, M. A. ROUNDS and C. M. WEAVER
The measurement of 41Ca and its application for cellsecond messenger
S. JIANG*, M. HE, K. DONG, D. YUE, S. WU, Y. BAO, G.
XU, X. ZHAO, S. LIU, X. RUAN and Q. LIANG

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SESSION 11A: Glaciology, Cosmogeochemistry and Astrophysics
14:00-14:15

14:15-14:30

14:30-14:45
14:45-15:00

15:00-15:15

15:15-15:30

15:30-15:45
15:45-16:00

12(chair: M. CAFFEE and K. HORIUCHI)
The last deglaciation in the Southern Hemisphere - Can
cosmogenic exposure dating find the Younger Dryas?
D. FINK*, M. PRENTICE , P. AUGUSTINUS and J.
SHULMEISTER
Forcing mechanisms of paleoglaciations on the Tibetan
Plateau
J.M.SCHAEFER*, P. OBERHOLZER, Z. ZHAO, S. IVYOCHS, C.SCHLUECHTER, R. WIELER and P.W. KUBIK
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C analysis of the Antarctic Dome-C core
R.S.W. VAN DE WAL, W.J.M VAN DER KEMP, K. VAN
DER BORG *, A.F.M. DE JONG and C. VAN DER VEEN
A high resolution record of chlorine-36 weapons-tests
fallout from central Asia
J. R. GREEN*, L. D. CECIL, H.-A. SYNAL, K. J. KREUTZ,
C. P. WAKE and V. B. AIZENRadiocarbon contents in tree rings during the Spoerer
minimum
K. MASUDA*, Y. MURAKI, H. MIYAHARA, T. UEMURA,
M. KATO, H. TOYOIZUMI, T. NAKAMURA, H.
KITAGAWA, E. MATSUMOTO and K. A. ARSLANOVStudy of paleoenvironments in the international "Climate
and Weather of the Sun-Earth System" program
R. FUJII*, T. YAMANOUCHI, K. MASUDA and Y.
SHIBATA
Recent advances in studies of extraterrestrial matter using
cosmogenic radionuclides
R. C. REEDY*
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C and 14C- 10Be terrestrial ages and weathering of
meteorites from desert environments.
A. J. T. JULL*, L. R. MCHARGUE, S. E. KLANDRUD, A.
SHAHAB, P.A. BLAND, D. A. KRING, D. H. HILL, A.W.
R. BEVAN, J. KOBLITZ and L. SCHULTZ.

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SESSION 12: Cosmogeochemistry and Astrophysics
16:30-16:45

16:45-17:00

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17:15-17:30

17:30-17:45(chair: R. C. REEDY and M. IMAMURA)
Proton - induced production cross sections and production
rates of 41Ca from Fe and Ni
C. SCHNABEL*, H.-A. SYNAL, P. GARTENMANN, F.J.
SANTOS, M. SUTER, A. TARABISCHI, T. BASTIAN, F.
SUDBROCK, U. HERPERS, I. LEYA, M. GLORIS and R.
MICHEL
Production calculation of cosmogenic nuclides in theatmosphere
J. BEER*, M. GRAJCAR, J. MASARIK, R. MUSCHELER
and M. VONMOOS
Neutron flux variations in the Southern Hemisphere:
refinement of cosmogenic nuclide scaling factors
I. J. GRAHAM*, B. BARRY, R. DITCHBURN, N.
WHITEHEAD and A. ZONDERVAN
Production of selected cosmogenic radionuclides by muons
B. HEISINGER, D. LAL, A. J. T. JULL, P. W. KUBIK, S.
IVY-OCHS, S. NEUMAIER, K. KNIE, V. LAZAREV and E.
NOLTE*
Supernova produced 60Fe on earth
K. KNIE*, A. ARAZI, T. FAESTERMANN, G.
KORSCHINEK, G. RUGEL and A. WALLNER

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【 Symposion】】 (Parallel session)
SESSION 10B: Oceanography
11:00-11:15

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11:30-11:45(chair: T. I. EGLINTON and M. MURAYAMA)Radiocarbon age differences between molecular andforaminiferal fossils in a marine sediment drift
N. OHKOUCHI*, T. I. EGLINTON, L. D. KEIGWIN and J.
M. HAYES
Use of radioactive and stable carbon isotopes to assess thecoastal upwelling contribution of Arraial Do Cabo (CaboFrio) , Brazil
K.C. FERRAZ, A N. MARQUES JR, E.G. RODRIGUEZ,
G.M. SANTOS, S.G. TIMS, L.K. FIFIELD and P.R.S.
GOMES*
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China Sea and the events of climatic changes
W. YI*, C. SHEN, Y. SUN, K. YU, T. LIU, J. BEER, I.

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HAJDAS and G. BONANI
Post-bomb surface water radiocarbon history in IndoPacific corals
T.P. GUILDERSON*, S. FALLON, M. KASHGARIAN and
D.P. SCHRAG
A semiannual radiocarbon record of a modern coral fromthe Solomon Islands
G.S. BURR*, A. SCHMIDT, F.W. TAYLOR and J.
O'MALLEY

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SESSION 11B: Hydrology

14:00-14:15

14:15-14:30

14:30-14:45

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18:00-20:00

14(chair: L. D. CECIL and H. KITAGAWA)
Tracing the oceans with 39Ar
Ph. COLLON*, I. AHMAD, M. BICHLER, W.S.
BROECKER, J. CAGGIANO, L. D. CECIL, Y. EL MASRI,
R. GOLSER, C.L. JIANG, A. HEINZ, D. HENDERSON, W.
KUTSCHERA, B.E. LEHMANN, P. LELEUX, H.H.
LOOSLI, R.C. PARDO, M. PAUL, K.E. REHM, P.
SCHLOSSER, R.H. SCOTT, W.M. SMETHIE JR. and R.
VONDRASEK
Carbon pool analysis of methane hydrate regions in the sea
floor by accelerator mass spectrometry
K. S. GRABOWSKI*, D. L. KNIES, S. J. TUMEY, J. W.
POHLMAN, C. S. MITCHELL and R. B. COFFIN
Evidence and implications of enhanced, regional-scale
contaminant transport by anion exclusion: comparison ofchlorine-36, iodine-129, and tritium as hydrologic tracers,
eastern Snake River Plain aquifer, Idaho, USA
L. D. CECIL*, J. R. GREEN, H.-A. SYNAL, L.F. HALL, J.
A. WELHAN, S. K. FRAPE and E. R. SUDICKY
Tracing groundwater from uranium rich environments by
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studiesW. BALDERER and H.-A. SYNAL*SESSION 13: Poster-2
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Friday, 13 September 2002
【Toyoda Auditorium】(Parallel session)
SESSION 14A: Sedimentology and Soil Science
09:00-09:15
09:15-09:30

09:30-09:45

09:45-10:00
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10:15-10:30

10:30-11:00(chair: T. JULL and M. OKUNO)
Age heterogeneity of soil organic matter
J. RETHEMEYER, P. M. GROOTES*, F. BRUHN, M.-J.
NADEAU and N.ANDERSEN
Variations in atmospheric 14C content at 12,800-12,400 BP.
Radiocarbon chronology of Late-Glacial record from
Hauterive/Rouges-Terres, Lake Neuchatel (CH)I. HAJDAS*, G. BONANI, P. HADORN, N. THEW, G. R.
COOPE and G. LEMDHAL
Comparison of radiocarbon ages, varve chronology, andhistorical earthquake record from Dead Sea sediments
C. MIGOWSKI*, J. F.W. NEGENDANK, A. AGNON and M.
STEINRadiocarbon as a paleolimnological tracer in the Dead Sea
R. KEN-TOR*, M. STEIN, Y. ENZEL, G.S. BURR and B.
LAZAR
14C- AMS as a tool for the investigation of mercury
deposition at remote Amazon region
J. A BARBOSA, R.C. CORDEIRO, E.V. SILVA, B. TURCQ,
G.M. SANTOS, P.R.S. GOMES*, A SIFEDINNE, A L.S.
ALBUQUERQUE, L. D. LACERDA, P.A HAUSLADEN,
S.G. TIMS, L.K. FIFIELD and V. A LEVCHENCO
Grain size distribution, 10Be content and magnetic
susceptibility of micrometer-nanometer loess materials
C. SHEN*, T. LIU, J. BEER, P. W. KUBIK and M. SUTERO14A-1
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SESSION 15A: Sedimentology, Soil Science and Forensic Problems
11:00-11:15

11:15-11:30(chair: J. SOUTHON and K. YOSHIDA)
Iodine-129 signatures from recent meteoric and biologicalsources: implications for global iodine cycling in theenvironment
G. SNYDER*, U. FEHN and Y. MURAMATSU
On the source of gas hydrates in the Nankai Trough: a 129I
study
U. FEHN*, G. SNYDER, R. MATSUMOTO and Y.
MURAMATSU

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Measurements of Pu and Ra isotopes in soils andsediments by AMS
S.G. TIMS*, G.J. HANCOCK, L. WACKER and L.K.
FIFIELD
Forensic applications of 14C bomb-pulse dating
U. ZOPPI*, D. FINK, Q. HUA, G. JACOBSEN, G. JONES
and A. WILLIAMS
Determining the date of formation of senile plaques andneurofibrillary tangles in the Alzheimer's disease brain
with bomb pulse carbon
B. A. BUCHHOLZ*, M. A. LOVELL, J. D. ROBERTSON, C.
XIE and W. R. MARKESBERY

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SESSION 14B: Nuclear Safeguards
09:00-09:15
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10:15-10:30

10:30-11:00

16(chair: E. NOLTE and M. NAKAMURA)
Environmental distribution of 236U
D. CHILD*, M.A.C. HOTCHKIS, J. FERRIS, R. JEFFREE,
S. MARKICH and C. TUNIZ
36
Cl measurements in Hiroshima: bomb induced and insitu production
T. HUBER*, W. RUEHM , K. KATO , F. KUBO , V.
LAZAREV and E. NOLTEAMS measurement of 63Ni at Munich in copper samples
from Hiroshima: an update
G. RUGEL*, A. ARAZI, T. FAESTERMANN, K. KNIE, G.
KORSCHINEK, A.A. MARCHETTI, J.E. MCANINCH, W.
RUHM, T. STRAUME and A. WALLNER
Chlorine-36 in granite samples from Hiroshima A-bomb
site
Y. NAGASHIMA*, R. SEKI, T. MATSUHIRO, T.
TAKAHASHI and K. SASA
41
Ca - an in-vivo dosemeter for thermal neutrons
A. WALLNER*, A. ARAZI, T. FAESTERMANN, A.M.
KELLERER, K. KNIE, G. KORSCHINEK, H.J. MAIER, N.
NAKAMURA, W. RUHM and G. RUGEL
Actinide measurements by accelerator mass spectrometryat Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
T.A. BROWN*, A. A. MARCHETTI, J.P. KNEZOVICH and
T.F. HAMILTON

Coffee breakO14B-1
O14B-2

O14B-3

O14B-4O14B-5

O14B-6

SESSION 15B: Nuclear Safeguards and Heavy Nuclides
11:00-11:15
11:15-11:30

11:30-11:45
11:45-12:00

12:00-14:00(chair: T. A. BROWN and Y. NAGASHIMA)
Plutonium AMS at 300 kV ?
L.K.FIFIELD*, H.-A.SYNAL and M.SUTER
244
Pu in the environment
S. WINKLER*, I. AHMAD, R. GOLSER, W. KUTSCHERA,
K. A. ORLANDINI, M. PAUL, A. PRILLER, P. STEIER, A.
VALENTA and C. VOCKENHUBER
Re/Os measurements by microbeam AMS
S.H. SIE*, G.F. SUTER, G.C. CRIPPS and D.A. SIMS
182
Hf, an extinct radionuclide of the early solar system anda possibly live supernova remnant on earth
C. VOCKENHUBER*, I. AHMAD, M. BICHLER, R.
GOLSER, W. KUTSCHERA, A. PRILLER, P.STEIER and S.
WINKLER

O15B-1
O15B-2

O15B-3
O15B-4Lunch break【Toyoda Auditorium】(Plenary session)
SESSION 16: AMS standards, Intercomparison, 14C Calibration
14:00-14:30
14:30-14:45
14:45-15:00
15:00-15:15

15:15-15:45(chair: M. SCOTT and K. NISHIIZUMI)Be, Al, 36Cl and 41Ca AMS standards
K. NISHIIZUMIFirst international 26Al interlaboratory comparison - part I
S. MERCHEL* and W. BREMSER
230
Th and 14C dating of speleothems from the Bahamas
W. BECK* and D. RICHARDS
Future needs and requirements for AMS 14C standards andreference materials
E. M. SCOTT*, D. D. HARKNESS, G. T. COOK and C.
BRYANT
10

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O16-1
O16-2
O16-3
O16-4

Coffee break
SESSION 17: Summary and closing of AMS-9(chair: T. NAKAMURA)

15:45-16:45

Conference Summary
W. KUTSCHERA

16:45-17:30

Site for AMS-10 ?

19:00-21:00

Farewell party (Nagoya Beer Hall, KOYOEN)

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