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AGU meetings foster learning and collaboration, and promote topics that enhance perspectives across Earth and space science.
AGU MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES
AGU’s scientific meetings provide a platform for AGU’s community of Earth and space scientists and others outside our sciences to discover and advance diverse, relevant scientific research, colleagues and groups, resources and tools, and leaders in other fields.
Our meetings range from AGU’s annual Fall Meeting – one of the world’s largest scientific meetings with 24,000 attendees – to the more in-depth and topically focused Chapman Conferences with 100 – 200 attendees. They allow scientists and students to forge new connections across and within disciplines and further their careers. Our forums promote research across disciplines and enable attendees to build skills in other areas, such as science communication.
As a convener, AGU can help accelerate the pace of discovery and the dissemination of knowledge, ensuring that decision makers and the media learn about relevant science quickly, and that our sciences have the greatest possible impact on society.
View all upcoming meetings.
Our meetings range from AGU’s annual Fall Meeting – one of the world’s largest scientific meetings with 24,000 attendees – to the more in-depth and topically focused Chapman Conferences with 100 – 200 attendees. They allow scientists and students to forge new connections across and within disciplines and further their careers. Our forums promote research across disciplines and enable attendees to build skills in other areas, such as science communication.
As a convener, AGU can help accelerate the pace of discovery and the dissemination of knowledge, ensuring that decision makers and the media learn about relevant science quickly, and that our sciences have the greatest possible impact on society.
View all upcoming meetings.
Fall Meeting
Join us from 9 – 13 December 2019 in San Francisco. Our Centennial meeting will showcase: “Science at the Speed of Life.”
Geoscience
and Society
The Geoscience and Society Summit, in March 2019, is an interactive forum for effective cooperation between scientists and users of scientific information to tackle global and local challenges.
AGU-SEG
Workshop
The AGU-SEG Airborne Geophysics Workshop, in June 2019, is a venue to learn about new instrumentation, software, and applications of Airborne methods to solve diverse real- world problems.
AbSciCon 2019
This event is part of a series of conferences organized by the astrobiology community. The theme for AbSciCon 2019 is “Understanding and Enabling the Search for Life on Worlds Near and Far.”
Ocean Sciences Meeting
Five thousand attendees from across the ocean sciences gathered in Portland, Ore. in February to present research and connect with their peers. In 2020, the meeting will be held in San Diego.
Chapman Conferences
AGU Chapman Conferences are small, topical meetings designed to permit in-depth exploration of specialized subjects in a manner not possible at large meetings.