THE ONLINE PROGRAM OF EPSC-DPS GOES LIVE FOR SCHOOLS 2025 is OUT! (ENGLISH)
- nasia100
- Sep 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 14
3 TALKS FOR STUDENTS (11-18 years OLD) + 1 INFO SESSION FOR TEACHERS
THE EUROPEAN PLANETARY SCIENCE CONGRESS and DIVISION OF PLANETARY SCIENCES JOINT CONFERENCE BRINGS WITH IT EXPERTS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD! RESEARCHERS FROM ITaLy, USA and Austria BRING TO YOU 4 UNIQUE TALKS! exoplanets, the wall of debris surrounding our planet, why do we need magnetic fields and a tour on mars.
since SCHOOLS FROM 11 different time zones have registered in this edition, FOR THOSE schools WHO CANNOT JOIN the talks DUE TO time inconvenience, the webinars will be recordeD and published.
ONLINE TALKS
During the week 15th - 19th September four online lectures are organised in English by the EPSC-DPS Goes Live for Schools program.
Would you like to join the talks with your class?
Please register separately for each lecture. The times are given in Central European Time Zone (CET). Do not omit to convert to your local time zone in order to join on time.
See the full list and register separately to several or all talks below. You will receive a zoom link upon registration.
Attendance certificates are available upon request (see details below).
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Monday 15 September 17:00-18:00 CET (ENGLISH)
Federica Duras, INAF (National Institute for Astrophysics), Italy &
Giovanni Poggiali, INAF - Astrophysical Observatory of Arcetri, Florence, Italy
teachers' info session: MARS educatioNal resources
Tuesday 16th September 11:00-12:00 CET (ENGLISH)
Ankit Barik, Johns Hopkins University USA
magnetic fields of the planets around us
Thursday 18th September 11:00-12:00 CET (ENGLISH)
Oliver Herbort, University of Vienna, Austria
A tale of the different rocky exoplanets and their atmospheres
Friday 19th September 10:00-11:00 CET (ENGLISH)
Elisa Maria Alessi, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Milano, Italy
the space debris problem
Please send a request email with the subject "Attendance certificates at EPSC-DPS" at info@lewibo.org
With the support of our valuable partners of this year: Europlanet Society, Division for Planetary Sciences - AAS, the welcoming local University of Helsinki, Finnish Meteorogical Institute, Ursa Astronomical Association and Scientix. Supported by LUMA as a communication partner.
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