European Planetary Science Congress 2014

07 – 12 September 2014Centro de Congressos do Estoril, Cascais, Portugal

EPSC is the major European meeting on planetary science and in 2014, the programme will include more than 50 sessions and workshops, with more than 800 scheduled abstracts for oral presentations and posters sessions. Last year’s conference, held in London, attracted almost 1000 scientists participating from Europe and around the world. Highlights of the meeting will include the first results of the European Space Agency’s Rosetta mission obtained at comet 67P/Churuymov-Gerasimenko, which will be presented in a special session on Monday 08 September and in other sessions during the week. The scientific programme will cover the entire spectrum of planetary science, including 10 years of exploration with Cassini-Huygens, commercial exploration of asteroids and comets, the search for exoplanets and the emergence of life in the Universe.
Professor of the Department of Mathematics Vladimir Shaposhnikov will make a report at the conference "Effect of Jovian magnetic field on Io’s UV spot emission"