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APEX talk on Tue 25 Feb: Agnostic biosignatures and how to find life on anoxic planets
There will be no APEX seminar on 18 February during Reading Week. At the next APEX seminar, on Tuesday 25 February, we look forward to hearing from CPS alumnus Dr Clara Sousa-Silva (MIT).
The Astrobiology and Planetary Exploration (APEX) meeting, at 13:00 on Tuesday 25 February (Pearson Lecture Theatre G22, ground floor Pearson Building, entrance from UCL front quad) will feature the following talk:
Dr Clara Sousa-Silva (MIT): Agnostic biosignatures and how to find life on anoxic planets
