European Planetary Science Congress 2012
IFEMA-Feria de Madrid
23–28 September 2012, Madrid, Spain
http://epsc2012.eu
Abstract deadline: 23 May 2012.
Dear colleagues,
We invite the world-wide community of planetary scientists to submit an abstract for presentation of their recent work at the EPSC 2012 Meeting, which will take place at the conference centre IFEMA-Feria de Madrid in Spain, 23-28 September 2012. This modern congress centre is in the east of the attractive city Madrid and is easily reachable by the metro from the airport or the centre of the town.
The meeting will consist of oral and poster sessions, as well as workshop-style
sessions. We expect a very well attended meeting, with many high quality presentations.
The current list of over 70 sessions is organized around the following topics:
TP Terrestrial Planets
GP Giant Planet Systems
MG Magnetospheres and Space Physics
MT Missions and Techniques
EX Exoplanets and Origins
AB Astrobiology
SB Small Bodies
PD Planetary Dynamics
LF Laboratory and Field Investigations
OEP Outreach, Education, and Policy
AM Amateur Astronomy
CP Comparative Planetology
The scientific program and abstract submission are accessible at:
http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EPSC2012/sessionprogramme
Please browse the list of sessions and identify the session that most closely matches
your area of interest; your abstract can then be submitted directly to that session. The session conveners, together with the Scientific Organizing Committee,will finalize the science program shortly after the abstract deadline.
Travel funding will be available for students: EPSC will make a contribution to a large number of European PhD students to support their attendance.
More information will be provided soon on the conference website.
Information on registration, accommodation, travel routes, visa requirements and
social events will also become available shortly on the meeting web site.
Please forward this message to colleagues who may be interested.
We look forward to seeing you in Madrid.
With best wishes,
Manuel Grande and Ralf Srama
on behalf of the Scientific Organizing Committee
Mario Ebel
on behalf of Copernicus Meetings