Events

The next IGS Nordic branch meeting will be co-arranged by Stockholm and Uppsala University and held in person on 26-28 October 2022 at Uppsala University in Uppsala, Sweden.

The Geological Socety of Norway cordially invites you to join the most important forum for the Geosciences in Norway, January 4th-6th, 2023 at IGP-NTNU in Trondheim The main theme of this conference is Geology - Energy - Society We have 16 sessions and themes but encourage any contribution to the entire field of geoscience and […]

Applications of Quaternary Geoscience to Engineering: process, properties and behaviour Themes Quaternary geoscience supporting the low carbon economy Engineering in glacial and periglacial sequences Significance of river terraces and uplift to engineering and geoarchaeology Climate change, sea-level and coastal processes Key dates Abstract submission deadline: 1st December 2022 Registration deadline: 1st January 2023

The EGU General Assembly 2023 brings together geoscientists from all over the world to one meeting covering all disciplines of the Earth, planetary, and space sciences. The EGU aims to provide a forum where scientists, especially early career researchers, can present their work and discuss their ideas with experts in all fields of geoscience. Currently, […]

The theme of our congress is “Time for Change” to emphasize the critical role of Quaternary sciences in contributing the knowledge we need to face current societal and climate challenges. In fact, the understanding of the global changes cannot be achieved without the scientific knowledge of how Earth has changed during the recent geological past. […]

4th International PalaeoArc Conference on «Processes and Palaeo-environmental changes in the Arctic: from past to present” will be held in Iceland 2023. Abstract deadline: 15th March 2023 The NORDQUA excursion is organized in connection and will directly follow the conference

This year’s postgraduate conference is going to be held on the 7-8th September 2023 at Durham University and welcomes all postgraduate, and undergraduate researchers to present their Quaternary research. This short, two-day conference is a great opportunity for ECRs to present work in a relaxed and unintimidating environment. Whether this be your undergraduate or masters presentation, one of […]

The SSC2023 will be held at Scandic Fornebu, Oslo 31 October-1 November 2023. Svalbard Science Forum (SSF) coordinates information about infrastructure and activities in Svalbard. It facilitates coordination, collaboration and data sharing between researchers, and averts unnecessary duplication and encourages a smaller environmental footprint from research in Svalbard.

The Nansen Legacy project invites the Arctic research community to the international symposium in Tromsø, Norway, 7-9 November 2023. We welcome contributions and discussions across Earth system science to shed light on and reveal both regional characteristics, connections and pan-Arctic responses. Join with contributions and discussions on how the Arctic Ocean is changing and what […]

Bridging the Gap: Connecting microfossil groups, environmental systems and people National Oceanography Centre | University of Southampton Waterfront Campus & Online

This year, as we convene >25,000 attendees from 100+ countries in San Francisco for AGU23, our theme is: Wide. Open. Science. 2023 might be the official year of Open Science but we also see it as an opportunity to affirm AGU’s overarching values and beliefs.  It is a message for all of us to carry as we […]

For the 2024 QRA Annual Discussion Meeting, we aim to bring together researchers from all areas of Quaternary Science to celebrate this significant anniversary. The meeting theme, Changing Resolutions in Quaternary Science, has been chosen to encourage contributions from all areas of Quaternary research.  We welcome contributions relating to multiple concepts of ‘changing resolutions’; from advances in measurement […]

The deadline for abstract submission is October 7. For the 36th time, geologists from Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden will gather for the biennial Nordic Geological Winter Meeting. The meeting comes ‘back’ to Gothenburg where the very first NGWM was held in 1954, and we are proud to bring the NGWM back home!