Dr. Steffi Burchardt has worked with various aspects of volcanic plumbing systems throughout her career and has used a wide variety of methods that are applied in the field. As a generalist, she has a very good overview of this young and emerging field of research that has so far been a niche subject between research on plutons deep in the crust and volcanism at the Earth’s surface. She works actively on promoting plumbing system research through publications, at international conferences, and in the form of an upcoming commission of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI).Dr. Burchardt is an award-winning and prolific writer and has published in high-ranking and interdisciplinary scientific journals. She has also contributed book chapters on the topic of volcanic plumbing systems (please see publication list for details) and has won several poster prizes and published photographs in scientific calendars, underlining her qualification in communicating visually.

• 1. Introduction to Volcanic and Igneous Plumbing Systems (VIPS)2. Mechanisms of Magma Transport and Storage in the Lower and Middle Crust3. Mechanisms of Magma Transport in the Upper Crust4. Growth of a Volcanic Edifice through Plumbing System Processes5. Storage of magma in the layered crust6. Growth and survival of magma reservoirs7. Influence of tectonics on VIPS8. Processes within magma reservoirs9. Destroying a volcanic edifice10. Collapse of VIPS11. Influence of VIPS on volcanism12. Synthesis

Dr. Steffi Burchardt has worked with various aspects of volcanic plumbing systems throughout her career and has used a wide variety of methods that are applied in the field. As a generalist, she has a very good overview of this young and emerging field of research that has so far been a niche subject between research on plutons deep in the crust and volcanism at the Earth’s surface. She works actively on promoting plumbing system research through publications, at international conferences, and in the form of an upcoming commission of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI).Dr. Burchardt is an award-winning and prolific writer and has published in high-ranking and interdisciplinary scientific journals. She has also contributed book chapters on the topic of volcanic plumbing systems (please see publication list for details) and has won several poster prizes and published photographs in scientific calendars, underlining her qualification in communicating visually.

• 1. Introduction to Volcanic and Igneous Plumbing Systems (VIPS)2. Mechanisms of Magma Transport and Storage in the Lower and Middle Crust3. Mechanisms of Magma Transport in the Upper Crust4. Growth of a Volcanic Edifice through Plumbing System Processes5. Storage of magma in the layered crust6. Growth and survival of magma reservoirs7. Influence of tectonics on VIPS8. Processes within magma reservoirs9. Destroying a volcanic edifice10. Collapse of VIPS11. Influence of VIPS on volcanism12. Synthesis

Dr. Steffi Burchardt has worked with various aspects of volcanic plumbing systems throughout her career and has used a wide variety of methods that are applied in the field. As a generalist, she has a very good overview of this young and emerging field of research that has so far been a niche subject between research on plutons deep in the crust and volcanism at the Earth’s surface. She works actively on promoting plumbing system research through publications, at international conferences, and in the form of an upcoming commission of the International Association of Volcanology and Chemistry of the Earth’s Interior (IAVCEI).Dr. Burchardt is an award-winning and prolific writer and has published in high-ranking and interdisciplinary scientific journals. She has also contributed book chapters on the topic of volcanic plumbing systems (please see publication list for details) and has won several poster prizes and published photographs in scientific calendars, underlining her qualification in communicating visually.

• 1. Introduction to Volcanic and Igneous Plumbing Systems (VIPS)2. Mechanisms of Magma Transport and Storage in the Lower and Middle Crust3. Mechanisms of Magma Transport in the Upper Crust4. Growth of a Volcanic Edifice through Plumbing System Processes5. Storage of magma in the layered crust6. Growth and survival of magma reservoirs7. Influence of tectonics on VIPS8. Processes within magma reservoirs9. Destroying a volcanic edifice10. Collapse of VIPS11. Influence of VIPS on volcanism12. Synthesis