UK Planetary Forum Early Careers Meeting 2026 - Registration open!
The 19th UKPF Early Careers Meeting will take place on Friday 9th January 2026, hosted by the Centre for Planetary Sciences at UCL/Birkbeck. Registration is now open. Abstract deadline: 31st October.
Registration and abstract submission open! Calling all UK-based Early-Career Planetary Scientists πͺ π βοΈ π
Please join us for the 19th UK Planetary Forum Early Careers Meeting on 9th January 2026, hosted by the Centre for Planetary Sciences at UCL/Birkbeck, in London.
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Advert for the 19th UK Planetary Forum Early Careers Meeting on an ombre blue background with black-fine line ink graphics of solar system planets and satellites across the top, text below that with the meeting title and then saying: Centre for Planetary Sciences at UCL/Birkbeck, London; and below that: Friday 9th January 2026. The logos of the CPS show on the left and the UKPF on the right.
ποΈ Save the date! Calling all UK-based early-career planetary scientists πͺ π βοΈ π The UK Planetary Forum Early Careers Meeting will be held on 9 January 2026, hosted by the Centre for Planetary Sciences at UCL/Birkbeck, in London. Registration opening in the next couple of weeks. Stay tuned!
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Professor Michele Dougherty.
The Royal Astronomical Society is pleased to congratulate Professor Michele Dougherty on her appointment as the first female Astronomer Royal. ππ«πͺ
Read more at: ras.ac.uk/news-and-pre...
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We are delighted to announce that the UK Planetary Forum is now officially affiliated with the Royal Astronomical Society.
The UKPF was first founded in 1996 as a representative body for the UK planetary science community with the primary aim to promote planetary research in the UK.
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A successful CPS Summer Meeting 2025! Really enjoyable annual get-together of all these wonderful planetary scientists at UCL and Birkbeck π€© ππͺβοΈππ°οΈ
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Congratulations to CPS colleagues Steve Miller and Karen Anne Devoil @karenannedevoil.bsky.social on their recent RAS elections to Vice President (G) and Councillor (G) respectively! πππ
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Weβre thrilled to announce our exhibition, Space: Could Life Exist Beyond Earth?, opening 16 May 2025. π
Rooted in the latest cutting-edge scientific research from the Museum, the exhibition will uncover evidence that life could exist beyond our planet.
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Professor Steve Miller, of UCL, was also elected as a vice president (G) and the University of Sheffield's Professor Paul Crowther as a vice president (A).
Karen Anne Devoil (G), Dr Cyrielle Opitom (A), Dr Mike Peel (A) and Professor Andrew Curtis (G) were elected as councillors.
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APEX this week: We are delighted to welcome Dr Sebastiaan Krijt @exeter.ac.uk to talk about his research on 'Planet formation with ALMA & JWST: Signatures of past and ongoing pebble migration in protoplanetary discs' π‘ π°οΈ Fri 21st March, 1pm
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YOUR UNIVERSE: Astrobiology - The hunt for alien life on Mars and beyondβ¦
Public Talk with Q&A, by Lewis Dartnell
Including another fabulous Mars Week event!
'Astrobiology - The hunt for alien life on Mars and beyond' A public lecture by research scientist, presenter & author, Prof Lewis Dartnell @lewisdartnell.bsky.social
Fri 7th March, 6:15pm at UCL
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Join us next Sat 8th March from 6pm at UCL to hear from our experts about Missions to Mars: current and future exploration of the Red Planet! A FREE public outreach event with talks + panel Q&A π π΄ π°οΈ πͺ β¨ #MarsWeek
Book your tickets at: mars-missions-ucl-cps.eventbrite.co.uk
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UKPF Early Career meeting sign in grounds of Oxford Physics
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Excited to be at the UK Planetary Forum Early Careers Meeting today (UKPF ECM) @ox.ac.uk! πͺ βοΈ π°οΈ
In preparation for us hosting in 2026! π
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