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The project comes to an end with the start of the 2023 academic year. It's time to take stock, and we're proud to be able to announce that all our objectives have been achieved, and even exceeded.
An interview (in French) of Sabrina Carpy, co-coordinator of GeoPlaNet Strategic Partnership
The Universities of Chieti-Pescara and of Padova are jointly organising a School on Planetary Geological Mapping and Fields Analogs in Italy, from September 26th to October 8th 2022.
The Nantes Université team hosted the first Transnational Partners Meeting "in real life" at the Laboratoire de Planétologie et de Géosciences on June 16-17th.
Sabrina Carpy from the Laboratoire de Planétologie et Géosciences (LPG) of Nantes Université gave a presentation on May 2d to high-school students from the Lycée Aimé Césaire of Clisson (Loire Atlantique, France) about Europe and Space Exploration.
The second Intellectual Output of the strategic partnership is now available : "Survey on Teaching and Assessment Methodologies in Planetary Geosciences and Astrophysics".
On 11-12 January 2022 a virtual visit of the European Space Research and Technology Centre is planned during the "ESA's Virtual workshop on planetary missions"
The first class photo ever made on Mars, during the GeoPlaNet International Week for VR in Geosciences, 29 Nov.-3 Dec. 2021.
First part : Open Days (Monday 29/11 - Tuesday 30/11) Open to everyone + a "Space Campus" for the Erasmus + Strategic Partnership's institutions.
The meeting was originaly planned in Coimbra but was held on zoom on October 25th, 2021.
During the Erasmus Days organised by the University of Nantes, our project Manager presented the GeoPlaNet Strategic Partnership project.
"Study on the employability in Planetary Geosciences (2020-2030)" : The 1st Intellectual Output of the Strategic partnership GeoPlaNet is now available.
The Online Workshop "Sciences and Technologies for Space – a ground up overview" is organized by the Universities of Coimbra and Porto in the framework of GeoPlaNet - SP Project.
4 partners from the GeoPlaNet strategic Partnership consortium have been submitting an application to the Erasmus + Programme EMJM: "Erasmus Mundus Joint Master" for a curriculum in Planetary Geosciences.
Partners have been conducting a Study on the employability in Planetary Geosciences worlwide.
The GeoPlaNet Strategic Partnership's Kick-Off Meeting took place "virtually" on October 28th 2020
