SAGES OnLine Annual Science Meeting 2020
SAGES ASM OnLine. Research Solutions from Scotland's Geosciences. Featuring daily @noon public webinars on COP26 and the Climate Emergency.
Date and time
Location
Online
About this event
Key Dates and How to Participate
Full programme HERE
Registration is OPEN on this site. Photo competition entries SUBMIT PHOTOS HERE!
Abstract submission is closed.
November 18th: All submissions available on-line to everyone registered for the event, organised by Theme and Forum
November 24 / 25 / 26: SAGES 2020 ASM
Registration is free, and via this website
We invite all SAGES and SEFARI members and many more of you – student, professor and everyone in between, individually or in groups – to showcase a highlight of their work for the SAGES/SEFARI community online. Highlights could be about a research project, a scientific or technical breakthrough, a report on a recently published paper, a collaborative initiative between SAGES and other partners, a creative interdisciplinary project, an industry placement, an outreach or public engagement activity, or a research visit.
Our solutions-based theme is timed to meet the opportunities and challenges around the Glasgow UN Climate Change CoP26 in November 2021, and the Kunming UN Biodiversity COP15 in spring 2021. Joint solutions are vital.
We bring together our highlights in an online showcase format, to share, inspire and engage our community in the absence of being able to network and exchange information face to face.
Submissions must be completed on the provided template, designed to encourage clear and concise summaries that can be understood and appreciated by those across all areas of Geosciences, and to ensure that they can be easily read on a variety of screens. Some sessions ask for a two-minute pre-recorded commentary to accompany your submission.
Live 60 min presentations/discussion/Q&A sessions (via Zoom) will be held for each area during the days of 24 – 26 November. Each session will be organised slightly differently depending on the number of submissions in the theme, with some allowing short introductions by each author before opening for discussion, others opening straight to questions to the authors, and others being used to discuss the activities within that theme across SAGES.