The early registration deadline is 21 May and all presenting authors must register for the conference by this date (don't wait until the last moment!). Discounted rates are available for members of the EAG, Geochemical Society and other partner societies. Check your EAG membership, join or renew.
The deadline to register for these events is 9 June but space is limited so book early!
Childcare and lunch bags
Childcare for children from 6 months old to 15 years old will be available at the conference. Find out more about childcare, as well as useful information for delegates coming with children. The booking deadline is 9 June.
Also, delegates can purchase theirlunch bags through registration until 9 June. Several dietary options are available.
Call for Bloggers
Whether you are a first-time attendee or a more experienced conference-goer, if you are interested in sharing some of your experiences at Goldschmidt on theEAG Blog, we'd love to have you on board. A free ticket for the Early Career Mixer will be offered to each of our bloggers.
The EAG H.C. Urey Award is bestowed for outstanding contributions advancing geochemistry over a career. With the goal of increasing the number of nominations and the diversity of nominees, the EAG Council has decided to establish a new nomination process for 2026, as well as introduce self-nominations.
Self-nomination deadline: 30 June Nomination deadline: 30 October
EAG Early Career Science Ambassador Program Next deadline: 1 June
This program provides funding to Early Career Scientists based in Europe who wish to attend conferences outside Europe, and to Early Career Scientists in any country who plan to attend a fully virtual or hybrid conference remotely. Supported scientists attending a conference in person will have 50% of their expenses covered by EAG, up to 1500 Euros.
EAGE-EAG Technical Community on Geochemistry Webinar - 12 June
Register for the upcoming webinar: 'Exploring the Geo-Technical Challenges in the development of safe, efficient, and scalable Underground Hydrogen Storage –UK case studies' by Dr. Sina Rezaei Gomari (Teesside University, UK), taking place online (Webex) on Thursday, 12 June at 15:00 -16:00 CEST.
Advances in Geochemistry and Cosmochemistry is both free to read and free to publish and publishes original research articles (up to 12000 words), review articles (up to 20000 words) as well as technical notes (up to 3000 words). All author guidelines and editorial policies are available on the AGC website. All questions should be addressed to: contact@agcj.org
[by Blair Harbour] EAG Sponsored Student Blair Harbour currently studying for a Master's by Research at the University of St Andrews, reports back on her attendance at EGU2025 in Vienna, Austria...
EAG Sponsored Student Alessandro De Leo joins the FIERCE Isotope Short Course 2025
[by Alessandro De Leo] EAG Sponsored Student Alessandro De Leo shares his experiences from the FIERCE Isotope Short Course 2025 at the University of Frankfurt am Main, Germany...
Labile iron associated trace metals and REEs in estuarine surface sediments
Estuarine surface sediments experience frequent redox oscillations due to dynamic depositional environments, potentially altering key element cycles at the sediment-water interface. To examine the associations of...
Europium traces the impact of high temperature hydrothermal systems on the early oceans
Hydrothermal systems have been invoked as a major driver for the evolution of life, but the impact of hydrothermal fluids on Earth’s ancient oceans and their habitats remains ambiguous. Europium (Eu) enrichments...
Textural and chemical inheritance during a pseudomorphic double mineral transformation
Pseudomorphism, a prominent feature of many fluid-driven mineral transformations, happens when a secondary phase inherits the morphology of the primary one due to a tight coupling between primary phases dissolution...
Formation of abnormally high density H2S fluid in sedimentary basins
Mississippi Valley-type (MVT) deposits serve as important sources of lead-zinc metals, requiring abundant reduced sulfur for their formation. High density H2S fluids greatly influence the efficiency and scale of...
How Earth got its water: Meteorite reveals surprising new clues
[Earth.com] For decades, scientists have tried to answer a simple but fundamental question – where did Earth’s water come from? Without hydrogen, the main ingredient in water, our planet wouldn’t have been able to support life...
Earth's Rotation Is Slowing Down, And It Could Explain Why We Have Oxygen
[ScienceAlert] Ever since its formation around 4.5 billion years ago, Earth's rotation has been gradually slowing down, and its days have gotten progressively longer as a result. While Earth's slowdown is not noticeable on human timescales, it's enough...
Oyster fossils shatter myth of weak seasonality in greenhouse climate
[Phys.org] An international research team studying fossilized oyster shells has revealed substantial annual temperature variation in sea water during the Early Cretaceous. The finding overturns the assumption that Earth's greenhouse periods...
Ancient Mars may have had a carbon cycle − a new study suggests the red planet may have once been warmer, wetter and more favorable for life
[The Conversation] Mars, one of our closest planetary neighbors, has fascinated people for hundreds of years, partly because it is so similar to Earth. It is about the same size, contains similar rocks and minerals, and is not too much...
Treating wastewater with alkaline minerals can improve CO₂ removal and storage
[Phys.org] Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategies use a wide range of techniques to capture CO2 from the air and store it durably, offering a frontier solution for counteracting the increasing levels of the greenhouse gas in our environment...
18th SGA Biennial Meeting, 3-7 August, Golden: early registration 15 May
The 18th biennial meeting of SGA will be held at the Colorado School of Mines on August 3-7, 2025. Join us at the world’s premier forum for exchange of ideas on a broad range of issues related to mineral deposit research, exploration, development, and the environment. Early/late registration: 15 May/2 August - EAG members benefit from member rates
86th EAGE Annual Conference & Exhibition: regular registration 15 May
During the 86th EAGE Annual Conference and Exhibition the EAGE-EAG Technical Community on Geochemistry will host the workshop 'Geochemistry's role on Advancing Climate change and Energy Transition research' (1 June). This session will present the latest research and technological developments in geochemistry for CO2 removal, new energy resources such as native hydrogen, helium, lithium, critical materials, and climate & environment. Sign up today! Regular registration: 15 May - EAG members benefit from member rates
ISEB2025, 26-31 October, Dublin: early registration 13 June
The 2025 symposium of the ISEB (International Society for Environmental Biogeochemistry) will have the theme 'Dynamic Earth: Geochemical and biospheric interactions across time' and will take place at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, on 26-31 October. Abstract submission:31 July Early registration: 13 June - EAG members benefit from member rates
SIMP-SGI Joint Congress, Padua, 16-18 September: early registration 20 June
This congress with the theme "The Geosciences and the Challenges of the 21st Century" aims to be a space for meeting, dialogue, and discussion, highlighting the crucial role of Geosciences in building our future, on Earth and beyond. Discover the scientific sessions here. Early/field trip registration: 20/23 June Registration closes: 5 September
AFEQ-CNF INQUA symposium, Paris 6 November - registration 30 September
We are pleased to announce the next specialized session of the SGF organized by the AFEQ-CNF INQUA. The conference will be held in French and will focus on changes in past climates, with particular attention to their variability, seasonality and extreme events. The aim is to bring the “palaeo” community together around scientific presentations, with an emphasis on projects currently being carried out in France. Registration: 30 September - places limited to 80 participants
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