Streamed Seminars – European Astrobiology Institute

Taking Research, Training and Education in Astrobiology to new Frontiers

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The EUROPEAN ASTROBIOLOGY seminars

The EAI Seminars offer a platform for scientists to present and discuss some of the most interesting topics in the Astrobiology world.

Seminar: Duality in the Search for our Nearest Neighbors: Abiotic Chemistry’s Place in Life

Seminar: Gas-phase chemistry and molecular complexity in space: how far do they go?

Seminar: Did a Complex Carbon Cycle Operate in the Inner Solar System?

Seminar: Life in the atmosphere and its implications for astrobiology

Seminar: Habitable(?) Worlds and Stellar Flares

Seminar: Exploring the habitability on Saturn’s ocean moon Enceladus by analysis of its cryo-volcanic emission

Seminar: Surface processes on Early Earth 3.5 to 3.0 Ga ago

Seminar: Comets: Cradle of Creation or Nature without Life?

Seminar: Habitability of exoplanets: Lessons from the Solar system

Seminar: Astrobiology and Religion. The need for reason and dialogue

Seminar: Mars Sample Return: Planning Considerations for Searching for Biosignatures in Samples from Mars

How to become an astrobiologist – an early career perspective

Seminar: On the Co-Evolution of the Geo- and Biospheres: A Mineral Evolution Approach

Seminar: Nonenzymatic Metabolic Reactions and Life’s Origins

Seminars: On the physicochemical limits of life at the polyextreme geothermal field of Dallol, a so-called Mars analog

Seminar: Space Sciences and Societal Benefits: What does it mean for astrobiology

Seminar: Prebiotic chemistry in upper planetary atmospheres

Seminar: The emerging paradigm of planet formation

Seminar: Microbial interaction with terrestrial and extraterrestrial rocks on the International Space Station : BioRock And BioAsteroid

Seminar: Religion and Astrobiology: Challenges and chances for mutual interaction

Seminar: Surviving Mars – from a microbiological point of view

Seminar: Towards prebiotic chemistry in the interstellar medium

Seminar: Geophysical evolution during rocky planet formation

Seminar: The relevance of geomorphology and structural geology in the search for habitable environments

Seminar: Towards RNA life on Early Earth: From atmospheric HCN to biomolecule production in warm little ponds

Seminar: Our Astrochemical Origins

Seminar: Astrobioethic reflections related to space exploration

Seminar: Climate and habitability of rocky planets

Seminar: The quest for other Earths through the eyes of ESPRESSO

Seminar: The Atmospheres of Exoplanets: Albedos and Phase Curves of Celestial Bodies

Seminar: Water and ices in planet forming disks – links to the Solar System

Seminar: Did life originate from low-temperature areas of the Universe?

Seminar: The importance of water for planet formation

Seminar: The Cradle of Life

Seminar: Impact Craters and Life (and Death)

Seminar: Climate bistability of terrestrial exoplanets

Seminar: Early traces of the three domains of life: Evidence and challenges

Seminar: The History and Philosophy of Biosignatures

Seminar: The Organic Inventory of Planet Formation

Seminar: Towards Molecular Complexity

Seminar: Agnostic Biosignatures: Looking for Life as we don’t know it

Seminar: Exploring the Subsurface Environment of Mars and Europa

Seminar: Climate evolution of rocky planets and the impact of life

Seminar: Microorganisms in the deep biosphere –Search of life on other planets and moons

Seminar: Where no one has gone before: Scientific takes on alien life in fiction

Frequently asked questions

What are the seminars about?

The seminars explore various topics in the Astrobiology world, such as exoplanets, biosignatures, planet formation, and many more.

Are the seminars for free?

The seminars are available for free.

Can anyone join?

Anyone is most welcome to join.

The European Astrobiology Institute (EAI) is hosted by The European Science Foundation

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