EGU General Assembly
The EGU General Assembly, hosted by the European Geosciences Union, is the largest and most prominent geosciences event in Europe, drawing over 16,000 scientists, including a significant number of early career researchers, from around the globe. Held annually, it serves as a critical platform for presenting and discussing advancements in Earth, planetary, and space sciences.
Key Features
- Comprehensive Sessions: Covers all geoscience disciplines with over 16,000 presentations including oral, poster, and interactive PICO formats.
- Union-Wide Events: Includes Great Debates, Union Symposia, medal lectures, short courses, and Education and Outreach Sessions like the Geosciences Information For Teachers (GIFT) workshop.
- Accessibility and Resources: Open-access materials and abstracts are available on EGUsphere, the Union's repository for scientific content.
- Networking and Engagement: Features a job centre, daily newsletter (EGU Today), press conferences, and active social media presence to enhance visibility and interaction.
Use Cases
- Research Dissemination: Ideal for scientists to present research findings and gain feedback from a global audience.
- Professional Development: Offers short courses and workshops for skill enhancement, particularly for early career scientists.
- Networking: Facilitates connections among researchers, educators, and industry professionals in the geosciences field.
- Policy and Outreach: Provides a platform for science-policy discussions and public engagement through dedicated sessions and media interactions.
This event is a cornerstone for the geosciences community, fostering collaboration and innovation across diverse scientific domains.
