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XXI INQUA Congress July 2023 Abstract BookThere is a publication with *all of the Abstracts* presented at INQUA Roma 2023!! The abstracts are presented in a clickable form in a book published by the Sapienza University of Rome! The DOI for…
Living On the Water Towards 2100 – Sea level Science in VeniceVenice has been facing challenges from its coastal environment since it was founded. Sedimentation has threatened its vital waterways in the past, and subsidence along with high waters began affecting buildings and streets. Today, rising…
16th International Geochronology Summer School 2025The 16th International Geochronology Summer School 2025 – Dating Techniques in Environmental Research will be held between 31 August to 4 September 2025 in Morteratsch (Pontresina, Engadine, Switzerland). For more details visit the website.
Paleopedology Newsletter Issue 35 is now out!The Paleopedology Newsletter is a collaborative initiative of the IUSS Commission 1.6 – Paleopedology and the INQUA Paleopedology Working Group. Stay updated on the latest events, research advances, and upcoming opportunities in paleopedology. For…
INQUA-SEQS MeetingQuaternary stratigraphy and Quaternary maps as a base to understand the environment of mankind.
Workshop on Palaeosoil Analysis in Late Glacial Sandy Terrains Across EuropeThe multidisciplinary international team of the INQUA Project PAST invites you to participate in a workshop focused on Late Glacial palaeosoils in sandy terrains across Europe.