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Survivorship Bias and the Diversity of Planets
Time and place: – , Science library, Vilhelm Bjerknes house

by Erik Asphaug 
Professor, Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, University of Arizona
 

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Symposium: Five Decades of Comparative Planetology
Time and place: – , DNVA
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FOSSILS and Palaeozoic Palaeogeography & Biogeography: Celebrating the Career of Robin Cocks
Time and place: – , DNVA

Robin Cocks was arguably the world’s most distinguished student of brachiopods, and his death on February 5 (2023) deprives the scientific world of a lifetime of expertise and scholarship. During his many years at the Natural History Museum, he rose to become Keeper of Palaeontology (1986-1998), but never lost his enthusiasm for science – indeed, he was still working on new papers a few weeks before he died. It seems unlikely that his equal will be seen again (Richard Fortey, Lars Holmer & Leonid Popov)

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Clustering analysis for Anisotropic Viscosity in Subduction Models
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Yijun Wang

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Protolunar disks: condensation and atmosphere
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Razvan Caracas

Centre for Planetary Habitability

The Quest for Quakes on Venus
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Iris van Zelst

German Aerospace Center (DLR)

Moving beyond definitions in the search for extraterrestrial life
Time and place: – , Science library, Vilhelm Bjerknes house

by Carol Cleland, Professor of Philosophy, University of Colorado Boulder

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Dense residual davemaoite in the lowermost mantle excludes the core and lowermost mantle as sources of the "primordial" He and Ne isotopic signal
Time and place: – , GE Auditorium II (rom 103)

by Reidar G. Trønnes

Centre for Planetary Habitability

User-friendly Carbon-Cycle Modelling and Aspects of Phanerozoic Climate Change
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Trond H. Torsvik

Centre for Planetary Habitability

A New Era in Microbial Cell Death: Implications for extra-terrestrial habitability
Time and place: – , ZEB, Aud. 3

by Pierre M. Durand

Evolutionary Studies Institute, University of Witwatersrand, South Africa

KU Leuven, Belgium

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What's in that planet? Probing the chemical ingredients of exoplanets through their host stars
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Yutong Shan

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Serpentinization and hydrogen production: Insights from hydrothermal vent studies, autoclave experiments, and reaction path modelling
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Wolfgang Bach

University of Bremen

Mars after InSight - what can a single seismometer tell us about planetary habitability?
Time and place: – , Aud. 1, Geology building

by Dr. Brigitte Knapmeyer-Endrun, Microgravity User Support Center, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (German Aerospace Center)

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Global paleogeographic reconstructions throughout the Ediacaran Period: Possible IITPW events
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Andrés Cukjati

Universidad de Buenos Aires

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New insights into the protracted and widespread nature of the High Arctic LIP and mantle plume
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Grace Shephard and Björn Heyn

Centre for Planetary Habitability

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Earth on fire? Understanding the difference between Venus and our home planet
Time and place: – , Aud. 1, Geology building

by Laurent G. J. Montesi, Professor, Department of Geology, University of Maryland College Park

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Symposium: New Oceans, Old Oceans
Time and place: – , DNVA

A friendly gathering to share knowledge about present and past oceans on planet Earth

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How to get to know your exoplanets? Databases and software.
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Elena Mamonova

Centre for Planetary Habitability

What happened in the Palaeoarchaean stayed in the Palaeoarchaean
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Jaganmoy Jodder

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Chasing Darwin’s Shadow: Geophysics and Evolution in the Galapagos
Time and place: – , GE Auditorium II (rom 103)

by Mark Richards

University of Washington in Seattle

Chicxulub, Deccan, Tanis, and the Demise of T. rex and Friends
Time and place: – , Science library, Vilhelm Bjerknes house

by Mark Richards, Professor of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Washington in Seattle.

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Imaging the Patagonian slab gap with body-wave tomography: How did I get into that?
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Valerie Maupin

Centre for Planetary Habitability

VIE: Volatiles in IcE in the outer Solar System
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Özge Özgürel

Centre for Planetary Habitability

Large Lithospheric Seismic Velocity Variations in the Mackenzie Mountains in Northwest Canada
Time and place: – , GE Auditorium II (rom 103)

by Derek L. Schutt

Warner College of Natural Resources and Colorado State University (Sponsored by a Fulbright Inter-Country Grant)

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Planetary habitability: Contrasting the perspectives of the astronomer and the geoscientist (and what we can teach each other)
Time and place: – , ZEB Aud. 3

by Yutong Shan

Centre for Planetary Habitability

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