Last APEX this term: Fossil preservation in clay-rich environments analogous to the Noachian of Mars
For our final APEX seminar this term, we are delighted to welcome a talk by Dr Brooke Johnson, a Sedimentary Geologist and Organic Microfossil Paleontologist in the 'Early Life Traces and Evolution - Astrobiology' group at the University of Liège in Belgium. Please note, this event will be held online only.
Last APEX this term: Fossil preservation in clay-rich environments analogous to the Noachian of Mars
22 Mar 2024, 13:00 – 14:00
The final Astrobiology and Planetary Exploration (APEX) seminar this term, on Friday 22nd March at 13:00 GMT, features the following talk:
Brooke Johnson (Université de Liège): Fossil preservation in Mesoproterozoic and Paleoarchean clay-rich environments analogous to the Noachian of Mars
Please note this seminar will take place online only.
APEX will resume in the autumn, towards the start of the 2024/25 academic year. Further details will be announced in due course.
If you are not on our regular mailing lists and are interested in attending these seminars, please contact joanna.fabbri AT ucl.ac.uk.
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APEX Seminars
The Astrobiology and Planetary Exploration (APEX) seminar series takes place this term on Friday lunchtimes, from 1-2pm, in room 612 in Birkbeck’s main building on Malet St. As in previous years, we will operate a hybrid (online and in-person) model for both speakers and attendees. Details of the forthcoming APEX programme can be found via the link below.
Some of our past APEX talks can also be viewed online.
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Cost
Free
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All
Availability
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