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Torabi Nationality Curriculum Vitae Professor Ghodrat Torabi Updated in: 20-Sept-2021 First Name: Ghodrat Family Name: Torabi Date of Birth: 23-08-1971 Nationality: Iranian Position: Professor in Petrology, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran Address: Department of Geology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran Telephone Number (Home): +98-31-36505806 Telephone Number (Office): +98-31-37936165 Telephone Number (Mobile): +98-913-3092779 Telephone Number (Dept. Office): +98-31-37932153 Fax Number (Dept. Office): +98-31-37932152 Active E-mail Address: [email protected] Official E-mail address: [email protected] *Research subjects: - Petrology of Central Iran Igneous rocks and Ophiolites (Naein, Anarak, Jandaq, Ashin, Posht-e-Badam, Bayazeh, Surk and …) *Research terms out of Iran: Kanazawa University, Japan (2003, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016) Leibniz University, Hanover, Germany (2007) *Academic Career: 1994.8 Graduated from the Department of Geology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Shiraz (B.Sc.) 1997.4 Graduated from the Department of Geology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Isfahan (M.Sc.) (Petrology) 2004.9 (September). 28 (Tuesday); Graduated from the Department of Geology, Faculty of Sciences, University of Tarbiat Modarres, Tehran (Ph.D.) (Petrology) 2004.11 to 2008.12 Assistant Professor in Earth Sciences, Petrology Department, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran 2008.12 to 2012.12 Associate Professor in Earth Sciences, Petrology Department, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran 2012.12 to present Professor in Earth Sciences, Petrology Department, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran *Awards: - Top student of Geology in Iran (1993, B.Sc.) - Top student of Geology in Iran (1997, M.Sc.) - Top student of Geology in Iran (2003, Ph.D.) - Top lecturer (Teaching quality) of the University of Isfahan (2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2018) - Top researcher of the University of Isfahan (2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017) *Title of M.Sc. Thesis: Geological, Petrological & Geochemical studies of the Qaleh-Khargooshi shoshinitic association (Sarve-Bala, West of the Yazd Province, Iran) *Title of Ph.D. Thesis: Petrology of Anarak area ophiolites (NE of Isfahan province), with special reference to ultramafic-mafic rocks of north of Anarak ophiolite, and ultramafic-mafic associations in Ashin-Zavar ophiolitic mélange (Central Iran) *Courses in the University of Isfahan: - Petrology of Metamorphic Rocks for B.Sc. students (2005 to 2006) - Petrological Interpretations for B.Sc. students in geology (2005 to now) - Thermodynamics in Petrology, for M.Sc. students in petrology - Geochronology, for M.Sc. students in petrology - Isotope Geology, for M.Sc. students in petrology - Interpretation of Geochemical Data, for M.Sc. students in petrology - Petrogenesis of Iranian magmatic rocks, for PhD students in petrology - Sub-Solidus Changes, for PhD students in petrology - Instrumental Analysis, for PhD and M.Sc. students in petrology - Geo-Statistics and Probability in Petrology and Geochemistry for M.Sc. students in petrology (2006 to 2009) - Igneous Petrogenesis, for PhD students in petrology *Book: Ghodrat Torabi, 2013, Central Iran Ophiolites, Jahad Daneshgahi Publication, Isfahan, Iran, 443 p. * Editor-in-Chief of Iranian Journal of Petrology *Selected Papers International Articles Highlighted as Red Fonts. 1- Torabi, G., Sabzehei, M., Arai, Sh., Ahmed, H.A., Emami, M.H., Mohajjel, M., 2004, Mineralogy of different phases of Rodingite formation in dikes of Anarak ophiolite (NE of Isfahan province, Iran), Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Vol. 12, No. 1, 77-92. 2- Sabzehei, M., Mohajjel, M., Emami, M.H., Torabi, G., 2004, New feature of ultramafic masses and metamorphites in Anarak area (NE of Iffahan province): very old olistostromes, University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 7, 107-120. 3- Torabi, G., Sabzehei, M., Arai, Sh., Shirasaka, M., Ahmed, H.A., 2005, Mineralogy of marbles produced by metamorphism of Listvenites of Anarak ophiolite (NE of Isfahan province, Iran), Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Vol. 13, No. 2, 379-388. 4- Torabi, G., Arai, Sh., Shirdashtzadeh, N., Shirasaka, M., Jabbari, A.R., Torabi, H., 2006, Study of metamorphic rocks of Nain Ophiolitic Melange (Isfahan province, Iran) with special reference to skarns, University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 25, No. 3, 221-228. 5- Torabi, G., Jabbari, A.R., 2006, Volcanic rocks cavities, joints and cracks minerals in south-west of Zafarghand (Isfahan province), University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 23, No. 1, 39-44. 6- Torabi, G., 2006, Study of dioritic intrusion and pyroxenitic and andesitic xenoliths from SW of Sorkh Shad (NE of Isfahan province), University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 25, No. 3, 99-116. 7- Torabi, G., 2006, Petrology of volcanic shoshonites in south of Ashin, and age determination of igneous carbonates by using the fission track method (west of Anarak, north-east of Isfahan province), University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 25, No. 3, 1-12. 8- Torabi, G., 2006, Mineralogical evolution in south of Ardestan shoshonites (Isfahan province), University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 27, No. 1, 27-38. 9- Hosseini-Nezhad, S.M., Yazdi, M., Torabi, G., 2007, Geochemical characteristics of Fammenian strata in Iran (Meyghan section) and Morocco (Bou and Mrakib section), Scientific quarterly journal of Geosciences, 16(62), 187-193. 10- Torabi, G., 2007, Study of clinopyroxenes in shoshonitic rocks of the Qaleh-Khargooshi area (west of the Yazd province) by EPMA and LA-ICP-MS, Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Spring and Summer, No. 1, 23-40. 11- Torabi, G., 2007, Detection of pressure and temperature in formation of Jandaq ophiolite amphibolites (North-east of Isfahan province) by using amphibole and plagioclase barometry and thermometry, Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Spring and Summer, No. 1, 117-134. 12- Torabi, G., 2008, Petrology of rocks in contact of mantle peridotite and gabbro intrusions in Central Iran ophiolites (Jandaq, Anarak, Naein and Ashin), University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 29(3), 1-22. 13- Torabi, G., 2007, Study of amphibolites in north of Chah Zard (east of Jandaq, north-east of Isfahan province), University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 27, No. 1, 121-132. 14- Torabi, G., Noorbehesht, I., Shirdashtzadeh, N., Pirnia, T., 2008, Study of amphibolites and amphibolitic dikes in Naein and Ashin-Zavar ophiolitic mélanges, University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 29(3), 109-128. 15- Rezaei, Z., Noghreyan, M., Khalili, M., Torabi, G., 2007, Comparison of plagiogranites in Naein, Anarak and Ashin-Zavar ophiolites, University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 27, No. 1, 87-102. 16- Torabi, G., 2008, Mineralogy and Chromitite absence in serpentinized mantle peridotites of Jandaq ophiolite (NE of Isfahan province), Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Autumn and Winter, No. 2, 471-492. 17- Torabi, G., Noorbehesht, I., Shirdashtzadeh, N., Pirnia, T., 2008, Geothermometry of Naein ophiolite skarns (Isfahan province), Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Autumn and Winter, No. 2, 357-382. 18- Bahadoran, N., Torabi, G., Ahmadian, J., Murata, M., 2008, Mineral chemistry of volcanic rocks in west of Arusan-e-Kabudan (NE of Isfahan), Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Spring and Summer, Vol. 16, No. 1, 99-112. 19- Sayyari, M., Noorbehesht, I., Torabi, G., Davoudian D., A., 2008, Crystal chemistry and comparison of mineral composition in Eocene volcanic rocks and their igneous enclaves in north of Anarak (Isfahan province), Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Spring and Summer, Vol. 16(1), 113-124. 20- Sedigheh Taghipour, Mahmoud Khalili, Moussa Noghreian, Ghodrat Torabi, and Mohammad Ali Mackizadeh, 2007, Genesis of andradite garnets in altered igneous rocks from High Zagros salt domes, Iran, Journal of Ultra Scientist of Physical Sciences, Vol. 19(3), 515-522. 21- Torabi, G., Abdollahi, E., Shirdashtzadeh, N., 2008, Petrogenesis of Naein ophiolite pillow lavas by using the minerals and whole rocks chemistry, Journal of Iranian Society of Crystallography and Mineralogy, Autumn and Winter, No. 16(2), 295-312. 22- Torabi, G., 2008, Vein hydrothermal metamorphism of Jandaq ophiolitic gabbros (NE of Isfahan province), University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 30(1), 83-100. 23- Ghodrat Torabi, 2008, Neutron activation analysis of lamprophyric pillow lavas and plugs from Central Iran, Journal of Ultra Chemistry, vol. 4(1), 85-90. 24- Ghodrat Torabi, 2008, Rare earth elements analysis of Central Iran granite and related rocks by neutron activation analysis, Journal of Ultra Scientist of Physical Sciences, Vol. 20(1), 193-199. 25- Ghodrat Torabi, 2008, Ultramafic hornfelses in Central Iran ophiolites, Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol. 8(11), 2031-2040. 26- Falahati, S., Noghreyan, M., Khalili, M., Torabi, G., Mackizadeh, M.A., 2008, Mineralogy and chemistry of Naein ophiolite rodingites, University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 32(3), 87-100. 27- Baharzadeh, H., Torabi, G., Ahmadian, J., Ebrahimian, Z., 2008, Geochemistry of Ayrakan intrusion, aplitic dikes and enclaves, University of Isfahan Research Bulletin, Vol. 32(3), 13-32. 28- Torabi, G., Pirnia, T., 2008, Petrology of mantle peridotites in Naein ophiolitic mélange, University of Isfahan
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