The course aims to give participants a thorough introduction into influence of volcanism, plate tectonics on life and the role of hydrothermal vents in the upcome of life. It is co-organised by the European Astrobiology Institute and the University of the Azores. Lurdes Dapcevicius (University of the Azores), Joana Barcelo Ramos Wolf Geppert (Stockholm University) will function as course organisers. The summer school will include:
Both students and scientists are welcome to the course.
Deadline for applications is 1 July 2023 23:59 UTC
German Aerospace Centre, Berlin,Germany
University of the Azores, Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal
Uppsala University, Sweden
University of New Mexico, USA
University of the Azores, Portugal
University of the Azores, Portugal
Stockholm University, Sweden
ISSI, Switzerland
Participants, will have to fund their own travel, accommodation and meals. Sadly, we cannot offer any bursaries. However there are reduced fees for people from EAI institutions.
These rates include
For a list of institutions participating in the European Astrobiology Institute, click here. Sadly, we cannot financially support attendees to the summer school.
Instructions for payment will be given to participants in due course.
Canada Nova de S/N, 9700-130 Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal
The lecture room is equipped with a PowerPoint and overhead projector. If lecturers need some other technical devices, they should contact the organisers in good time. The venue of the poster session will be announced in due course.
The main organiser of the event will be the European Astrobiology Institute will be Dr. Wolf Geppert from Stockholm University. For scientific questions he will serve as the main contact person. For administrative issues (e.g. payment) please contact Mariette Vandermersch. The organisers are looking forward to welcoming you at the course.
The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) is hosted by The European Science Foundation