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Goldschmidt returns to Paris in 2027!

Goldschmidt 2027 will take place 11-16 July 2027, in Paris, France. Watch the preview to find out more, and get ready for the opening of the Call for Sessions and Workshops in September!

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Goldschmidt 2026 highlights online

Watch videos of the five plenary lectures on the conference YouTube channel, browse the conference photo albums, and explore Goldschmidt TV!

Registered delegates also have access to all recorded talks and uploaded posters until 15 September.

2027 EAG award nominations open

Nominations are open until 30 October for the following awards:

H.C. Urey Award: for outstanding contributions advancing geochemistry over a career.
Science Innovation Award: scientists who have recently made a particularly important and innovative breakthrough in geochemistry.
Houtermans Award: for exceptional contributions to geochemistry by an early career scientist
Geochemistry Fellows: honoring outstanding scientists who have made major contributions to the field.

Distinguished Lecture Program – latest news

Prof. Liane G. Benning visited institutes in Hungary and Poland this June as part of the 2026 tour.
Watch her first lecture “The big melt: how microbes, minerals and ions change our planet today and in future warmer climates” on the EAG YouTube channel.

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Publications

From Early Earth Biogeodynamics to Exoplanet Geoastronomy

By offering a mixture of personal history with scientific vignette, this Geochemical Perspectives issue, by Stephen J. Mojzsis, explores the problems and potentials we face in understanding how life began on our planet with particular focus on plausible surface conditions in the Hadean eon.

EAG Application Deadlines

1 September: Student Sponsorship Program application deadline
1 October: Early Career Science Ambassadors application deadline
1 November: Short Course and Conference Sponsorship application deadline

Goldschmidt Deadlines

15 October: Session and Workshop Proposals submission deadline (opens early September)