EUROBIG (Pan-European Biogeodynamics Network) is a COST Action initiative dedicated to advancing research on the interactions between geodynamics, climate, and the biosphere. Our network unites experts from diverse fields to develop interdisciplinary frameworks for understanding Earth’s evolution and its future dynamics.
Program
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The scientific programme consists of invited lectures, poster presentations, panel discussions, and dedicated activities for Early Career Scientists. Poster sessions will be held during the meeting and will be preceded by 1‑minute / 1‑slide flash presentations. This format allows participants to briefly introduce their work before the dedicated poster discussions.
Meeting link: https://meet.google.com/dkp-huaz-omi
Venue
IMPACT HUB ATHENS, Karaiskaki 28, Athens, Greece (https://athens.impacthub.net/) – 4-minute walk from Monastiraki metro station (Lines 1 & 3)
Practical information information about accommodation and transportation here.
Registration – was closed on 21st of May 2026
On-site participation by non-invited speakers is limited to approximately 50 participants
and requires registration.
IMPORTANT Info – what you have to do
For participants requesting reimbursement, you have to become member of our COST action. Please do not make travel arrangements before receiving an official invitation through the e-COST system.
EUROBIG supports on-site participants with reimbursement of their long-distance travel expenses (over 101 km, train, plane, car, etc.) combined with the daily allowance, which covers the other expenses (accommodation, meals, and short-distance travel). COST financial support is always paid after the event to a limited number of participants. Short overview of the travel reimbursement rules for year 2026 can be find in following pdf file.
Poster information
A0 (84cm x 119cm) with portrait orientation.
Contacts and organizers
- Maria Sachpazi – m.sachp@noa.gr – National Observatory of Athens (NOA)
- Elena Daskalaki – edaskal@noa.gr – National Observatory of Athens (NOA)
- Jakub Ciazela – j.ciazela@twarda.pan.pl – Institute of Geological Sciences Polish Academy of Sciences
- Jan Vozar – jan.vozar@savba.sk – Earth Science Institute of the Slovak Academy of Sciences
