The second week of #AGU20 marks the beginning of the scientific sessions – oral, poster and eLightning—and the named-lectures – along with more plenaries and town halls, and some great Virtu-ale Happy Hours, with special guests.
It was another busy day at #AGU20 on Thursday!
We are wrapping up our first week of #AGU20 with a featured plenary with Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, a passionate advocate for inclusive excellence and STEM at UMBC, where he has served as president since 1992.
The second day of #AGU20 featured a plenary panel on the Amazon, town halls on everything from the 2020 election to the fifth National Climate Assessment, loads of science communication and science policy events, and several new innovative sessions exploring geoscience careers and promoting emerging leaders.
Here are some events and sessions to look forward to on day 3 of #AGU20
The first day of #AGU20 was filled with dozens of events, workshops, town halls and a special plenary on the 2020 U.S. election. Registration is now 23,000+ from 113+ countries.
Here is what we are looking forward to for #AGU20 on 2 Dec
This is the first edition of what will be daily updates during #AGU20 that will provide tips, highlight presentations and sessions of note during the previous 24 hours and provide recommend some suggestions of what not to miss in the next 24 hours. We’ll post one every evening (EST) during the meeting.
#AGU20 meeting is designed for you to view content and engage on your own time.
#AGU20 is starts in just over 1 week. Here’s 10 things to do to prepare.