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„Research in Germany“ at the virtual meeting of the „Japan Geoscience Union“ (JpGU) and the „American Geophysical Union“ (AGU)

(02.07.20) Under the motto “For a borderless World of Geoscience”, geoscientists will gather digitally for the first time this year for the “JpGU - AGU Joint Meeting”. Many participants from all over the world, who could not have attended the onsite event in Japan, are now able to take part in interactive poster sessions, scientific lectures and exhibitor seminars.

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The "Research in Germany" initiative will provide a subject-specific overview of the German research landscape on an interactive poster and takes part in an officially organized quiz rally. The rally takes participants through the variety of iPosters and promises winning prizes provided by the participating exhibitors.

There is also the opportunity to chat with representatives of initiative to learn more about research funding and collaboration opportunities in Germany.

“Research in Germany“ is looking forward to meeting you online!

Please note that only registered conference visitors of the „JpGU – AGU Joint Meeting 2020“ are able to attend.

Current information about the activities of the "Research in Germany"-Initiative:
www.research-in-germany.org/jpgu-agu2020(externer Link)

Further information about the conference:
http://www.jpgu.org/meeting_e2020v/(externer Link)

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