Co-evolution of Life and the Planet conference in UCL and Geological Society London

4th-6th November, 2014
Co-evolution of Life and the Planet conference in UCL and Geological Society London

The Earth that sustains us today has arisen out of planetary scale co-evolution of the physical and biological worlds. The complexity of these interactions necessitates a multidisciplinary ‘Earth System Science’ approach.  Two years on from ‘Life and the Planet 2011’, this two-day meeting will explore advances in our understanding of the coupled evolution of life and the planet.

The four main themes of this meeting are:

1) Precambrian origins of the modern Earth System;

2) Key events in the evolution of marine ecosystems;

3) Geological constraints on biological evolution in the polar regions;

4) Descent into the Icehouse during the Cenozoic Era.

The registration to the conference is now open! For further information, please click!

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