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SUMMARY:Astrochemistry in Planetary Science - ACS Fall 2026 National Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Overview: Astrochemistry is a diverse discipline spanning virtually all divisions of chemistry and plays a vital role in planetary science. This symposium aims to foster new collaborations by highlighting current efforts to support astronomical discoveries\, planetary missions\, instrument development\, human exploration\, and the search for life beyond Earth. We welcome contributions from all chemistry related planetary science research with special sessions focused on Mars Chemistry\, Lunar Exploration\, Cold Solar System Objects\, Chemistry of Biosignatures\, and Field Work in Analog Environments.
URL:https://astrobiology.com/event/astrochemistry-in-planetary-science-acs-fall-2026-national-meeting/
LOCATION:McCormick Place Convention Center\, Chicago\, IL\, United States
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SUMMARY:JPL and the Search for Life Beyond Earth
DESCRIPTION:Registration is limited to 1000 participants. Register early to reserve your spot.\nFree livestream | Open to the public \nREGISTER \nIn September 2025\, a sample named Sapphire Canyon made headlines around the world. Drilled by the Perseverance rover from an ancient riverbed in Mars’s Jezero Crater\, the sample carries the strongest potential sign of ancient life yet found on another planet. Whether its “leopard spot” mineral patterns were made by microbes or by ordinary chemistry is a question only a returned sample can settle. But the search has never been closer to an answer. \nThat search runs through JPL and Jonathan Lunine (MS ’83\, PhD ’85) has dedicated his career to it. \nLunine earned both of his graduate degrees at Caltech before helping shape mission after mission across the solar system: Cassini at Saturn\, Juno at Jupiter\, and Europa Clipper\, where he is a co-investigator on the spacecraft now flying toward one of the most promising places to look for life beyond Earth. In 2024 he returned to Caltech as professor of planetary science and became chief scientist at JPL. \nJoin Lunine for a fireside chat with Sarah Al-Ahmed\, host of The Planetary Society’s Planetary Radio\, broadcast live from Caltech. Over 75 minutes\, the two will walk through the missions defining the hunt for habitable worlds: Perseverance and the Sapphire Canyon sample\, Curiosity’s organic molecules in Gale Crater\, and Europa Clipper’s voyage to Jupiter’s ocean moon. Lunine will share mission imagery and video throughout\, and the conversation closes with live questions from the audience. \nFor questions please contact James Knutila at info@alumni.caltech.edu or 626-395-6592. \nAugust 25\, 2026\nTime: 12:00 pm — 1:15 pm
URL:https://astrobiology.com/event/jpl-and-the-search-for-life-beyond-earth/
LOCATION:Online – Webinar
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SUMMARY:Philippine Space Biosciences Society (PSBios) Inaugural Welcome Assembly [Rescheduled]
DESCRIPTION:Join the Philippine Space Biosciences Society (PSBios) at our Inaugural Welcome Assembly! \nMeet fellow PSBIOS members and officers\, learn about the Society’s history\, roadmap\, and initiatives\, and explore the exciting potentials of space biology research in the Philippines. In collaboration with DOST–Philippine Nuclear Research Institute\, the assembly will also feature presentations on space biosciences and advancing Filipino research and innovation. \nWith the support of:\n– Philippine Space Agency\n– Philippine Council for Industry\, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development – DOST\n– RTU Astronomy Society\n– DOST Balik Scientist Program\n– InnovaSpace\n– UP Astronomical Society\n– The Space Mango Project \nFREE & OPEN TO:\n– PSBIOS members\n– Anyone interested in Space Biology and/or joining PSBIOS \n\nRegister here\nMembership form\n\n 
URL:https://astrobiology.com/event/philippine-space-biosciences-society-psbios-inaugural-welcome-assembly/
LOCATION:DOST PNRI\,\, Commonwealth Ave.\, Quezon City\, Philippines
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