We are delighted to announce that registration and abstract submission are now open for the 6th (and final) PalaeoArc Conference. Key information: Location: Tromsø, Norway Conference dates: 3-5th June 2025 Confirmed keynote speakers include Prof. Inger Greve Alsos and Dr Carl Regnéll Low registration fees: 1000 NOK full price, 500 NOK for PhD, MSc and BSc students Mid-conference excursion to the spectacular north Norwegian fjord and […]
The title of the meeting will be “Foraminifera as a marine magnifying glass: tiny details, big insights from fossils to molecules” to reflect the various aspects of foraminiferal research ranging from paleo-approaches in climate and ocean research to experimental, AI-based and marine environmental studies, ecology, taxonomy, biogeography, phylogeny, as well as fossil applications in industry, […]
We are very pleased to again highlight that the date of the 'Second sedaDNA Scientific Society Meeting" in Tromsø, Norway will be the 24-25th of June 2025 - so save those dates! ABSTRACT SUBMISSION CLOSES ON THE 10TH JANUARY 2025
Ice streams and outlet glaciers are important components of an ice sheet’s mass balance and their behaviour directly impacts on sea level. These corridors of fast-flowing ice have been described as the ‘arteries’ of an ice sheet and their distinction is largely semantic, with ice streams bordered by slower-moving ice and outlet glaciers bordered by […]
We are thrilled to welcome you to Bengaluru (India) for the 15th International Conference on Palaeoceanography (ICP15) . We are looking forward to hearing about your latest research on past ocean, climate and Earth System processes over a range of timescales. Both proxy- and modelling-based approaches are welcome. The aim of the conference is to […]
We invite abstract submissions via this Google Form (deadline 15th August) on any aspect of coastal and sea-level research including palaeo sea level, coastal geomorphology, blue carbon, extreme waves, contemporary processes, management and more. Presentations from postgraduate and early career researchers are particularly welcome. A supportive and welcoming environment will make the conference an ideal opportunity for […]
Geomorphology for society: challenges and opportunities. 16-18 September, 2025, Timisoara, Romania
The goal of the IAL-IPA joint meetings is to celebrate research on lakes, from multiple perspectives, with a focus on the sediment record as both Earth System Archives and social and cultural memories of Human societies. This conference aims to bridge the gap across a broad range of disciplines that work within the overarching theme […]
Svalbard as an Arctic hotspot for climate change and international cooperation. Conference 28-29 October 2025 at Quality Hotel Expo, Fornebu (Oslo).
TMS Annual Conference 2025, 5th - 8th November 2025, University of Pisa, Italy A natural kaleidoscope: understanding the Earth system through microfossils
Connections. They link us together. Make us stronger. Help us grow. Give us hope. Move us forward. The Earth and space science community is all about connection. A vibrant hive of research, discovery, action, and solution. Connections twist and move. They pivot unpredictably. They can challenge us, surprise us, and sometimes delight us. From the […]
The 2026 Quaternary Research Association (QRA) Annual Discussion Meeting (ADM) is being hosted at the University of Brighton. The theme of the ADM is 'The Quaternary: Past Human and Environment Dynamics'. 5th January: Early-career and mid-career workshops; oral and poster presentations; Wiley keynote speaker; icebreaker event. 6th January: Oral and poster presentations; JQS 40th Anniversary Celebration; QRA […]
We hereby invite you to propose scientific sessions for the program of the 37th Nordic Geological Winter Meeting (NGWM), to be held in Turku, Finland, 13-15 January 2026. The NGWM community includes researchers from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden working on a broad range of disciplines in the geosciences and we aim to compile a program reflecting this […]
We look forward to welcoming you to Christchurch New Zealand for the International Conference on Geomorphology in 2026. Tectonically-active, in the 'Roaring 40s' and geologically-young, Aotearoa New Zealand offers world-class geomorphology with some of the world’s fastest rates of uplift and erosion.
Abstract submission and support applications for EGU26 will open on 22 October 2025.
The final deadline for registration and abstract submission is 31 March, but to take advantage of the reduced early-bird registration fee and early-career support, the deadline is 15 March. This 2026 conference in Aarhus is the first meeting of ARCPaC. Learn more about our research network on the ARCPaC Homepage. The objectives of the conference include to promote […]
Abstracts submissions are now open for the International Conference on Palaeogenomics 2026! We welcome contributions in a broad range of topics within palaeogenomics and ancient DNA research. Whether you’re an experienced scholar or early in your career, ICP 2026 offers a platform to share your research and connect with an international community. All submissions will […]
We are excited to invite the global stratigraphy community to STRATI 2026 – Exploring the Depths: Bridging Tradition and Innovation in Stratigraphy, taking place from June 28 to July 3, 2026, at Suzhou in Jiangsu Province, China. The STRATI congress is the official meeting of the International Commission on Stratigraphy held between meetings of the […]
The International Glaciological Society will hold an International Symposium on ‘Interactions of Glaciers and Ice Sheets with the Ocean’ – a subject of growing urgency and scientific relevance as ocean-driven mass loss continues to dominate the evolution of the Greenland and Antarctic ice sheets. Scripps Institution of Oceanography is an ideal location for this symposium, […]
The SCAR Open Science Conference is where the Antarctic research community comes together. Join colleagues and friends in Oslo for an exciting programme of talks, workshops, and social events that celebrate our shared passion for understanding the Antarctic region.
