Networking Activities

May 30, 2024

Networking Activities (NA)

Europlanet 2024 RI organises training sessions, workshops and services to support community. There are two Networking Activities.

NA1- Communities support, Dissemination and Engagement Activities are focused on:

NA2 – Coordination of Ground-based Observations

Europlanet Telescope Network
Observation campaigns related to planetary science
Workshops

NA1 Workshops

Europlanet Transnational Access on Show at ATOMKI-Hosted Workshop

1st Planetary Science Workshop in Bolivia.

1st Planetary Science Workshop in Bolivia

1st Europlanet Latin America Planetary Science Workshop

Molėtai Astronomical Observatory 1.65 m telescope.

Europlanet Summer School 2023 is Underway

Get Ready for ERIM 2023!

'Rocks from Space and Planetary Defence' is the third in a Europlanet Workshop Series. The meeting was held from 25-28 April 2023 at the Hôtel Club Val d’Anfa in Casablanca, Morocco, and online.

Rocks from Space and Planetary Defence Workshop in Morocco

Announcement of Europlanet Summer School 2023

ERIM / EPEC Annual Week 2023 – Registration Now Open

'Let's light up the constellations' workshop and the Italian Institute for Culture in Ethiopia, December 2022.

Report on Europlanet Workshop ‘Applications of Earth Observation Satellite Data’

Earth Observation Techniques and Data Analysis – Europlanet WorkshopSeries

Outreach and Public Engagement after Covid Session at EAS 2022

Il laboratorio "Accendiamo i cieli del mondo!" organizzato da INAF e OAE Center Italy, svolto presso il Padiglione Italia all'Expo Dubai, il 16 marzo 2022 - Crediti INAF

Light up the sky of the world – Expo in Dubai

Due partecipanti al laboratori “Accendi le costellazioni”. Crediti: INAF

Let’s light up the skies of the world at EXPO!

Participants at the 'Satellites for Space and Technology in Africa' workshop, 15-17 November 2021. Credit: F. Franchi.

Europlanet Satellite Workshop Series blasts off in Botswana

TA1.5: Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, Botswana. The flat surface of the Sua pan covered by a crust of evaporitic minerals (e.g., halite, gypsum).

Satellite for Space Science and Technology in Africa – Europlanet WorkshopSeries

TA1.5: Makgadikgadi Salt Pans, Botswana. The flat surface of the Sua pan covered by a crust of evaporitic minerals (e.g., halite, gypsum).

Workshop Registration Now Open: Satellite for Space Science and Technology in Africa

International Spring School: Hydrothermal Vents

Review of Europlanet Virtual Industry-Policy session at EPSC 2020

Online seminar: Theatre as a Tool for Science Outreach

TA 2.3: Cameca SX100 Electron Microprobe at Natural History Museum PMCF.

Registration for virtual workshop: How to apply successfully for a TA call

Mentoring and evaluation sessions at EPSC

#AskEsaNasa @ EPSC2020

The Planetary Science Wiki Edit-a-thon

EPSC 2020 goes live for schools

Europlanet Society Congress (EPSC) 2020 Virtual Meeting

EPSC2020 goes virtual!

NA2 Workshops

Molėtai Astronomical Observatory 1.65 m telescope.

Europlanet Summer School 2023 is Underway

Announcement of Europlanet Summer School 2023

ERIM / EPEC Annual Week 2023 – Registration Now Open

4th Europlanet Workshop on Fireballs/Lunar Impact Flashes

Fireball. Credit: H. Edin

Europlanet Workshop Series on Fireballs and their Detection

Europlanet workshop for amateur and professional astronomers.

Pro-Am Comet Community (Hybrid) Workshop

Europlanet Telescope Network Science Workshop

Fireball. Credit: H. Edin

Virtual Fireballs Workshop #2 on Fireball Databases, Lunar Impact Flashes and Machine Learning

Virtual Workshop on the use of the Europlanet Telescope Network for amateur astronomers

Fireball. Credit: H. Edin

Virtual Fireballs Workshop #1 on Fireball Databases and Machine Learning

Amateur workshops at EPSC2020

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Europlanet 2024 RI has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 871149.
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