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Nov

Amazon affiliation – help the society at no cost to you

Any purchases made on Amazon through the link below, results in a small donation being made to our society. This costs you nothing, but would really help the society and would be greatly appreciated. Read more

Jun

Wed

Smaller benthic foramininfera @ Urbino foram school

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Jun 22 – Jun 25 all-day

TMS F&N meeting fieldtrip

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Jun 22 all-day

Jun

Thu

TMS F&N meeting workshop tba

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Jun 23 all-day

Jun

Fri

FRESCO (Foraminiferal coastal RESearch COnsortium)

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Jun 24 all-day

Jul

Thu

Girls into Geoscience, Plymouth

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Jul 14 all-day

Aug

Mon

12th International Conference on Paleoceanography

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Aug 29 – Sep 2 all-day

ICP is the major palaeoceanographic conference held every three years. The schedule contains a number of session themes addressed in plenary oral presentations by invited speakers in the mornings and open poster sessions in the afternoons. There will also be a range of social activities including the traditional palaeomusicology concert, dinner and assorted excursions. Important dates include the abstract deadline (May 1st) and early bird registration deadline (May 31st).

For more information see http://icp12.uu.nl/.

Sep

Mon

The Biennial Challengere Conference in Liverpool, UK

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Sep 5 – Sep 8 all-day

Please see the following link for further details: http://www.challenger-society.org.uk/Meetings_and_Events

Sep

Sun

9th International Chrysophyte Meeting, Yamagata, Japan

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Sep 11 – Sep 15 all-day

http://www-sci.kj.yamagata-u.ac.jp/~ICS9Yamagata/index.html

“In addition to chrysophytes and synurophytes, we would like to invite researchers from around the world to present their research on other algal groups that
have been included previously in the Chrysophyceae sensu lato. These so-called ‘splinter groups’ include the pedinellids, silicoflagellates, pelagophytes, pingui-
ophytes and rhizochromulinids (which all belong to the Hypogyristea), but we are also interested to hear about the Parmales, siliceous haptophytes (Hyalolithus/
Prymnesium), and enigmatic siliceous algae or microfossils such as Meringosphaera, Macrora and Petasaria.”

Sep

Thu

The Micropalaeontological Society 5th Silicofossil and Palynology Joint Meeting

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Sep 15 – Sep 16 all-day