The European Planetary Science Congress (EPSC) is the largest meeting in Europe dedicated to planetary science.

EPSC provides a platform for researchers to exchange and present results, develop new ideas and to network with the planetary science community from Europe and around the world. It has a distinctively interactive style, with a mix of talks, workshops and posters, intended to provide a stimulating environment for the community to meet. Meetings cover the whole scope of planetary science, from comets and asteroids to giant planets, from Earth analogues to exoplanets and from astrobiology to future missions.

Past Meetings

• EPSC 2012 - 23-28 September, Madrid, Spain


• EPSC-DPS Joint Meeting 2011 - 3-7 October, Nantes, France


• EPSC 2010 - 23-28 September, Rome, Italy


• EPSC 2009 - 13-18 September, Potsdam, Germany


• EPSC 2008 - 21-26 September, Muenster, Germany


• EPSC 2007 - 20-24 August, Potsdam, Germany


• EPSC 2006 - 18-22 September, Berlin, Germany

 

EPSC 2013 will take place from 8-13 September 2013 at University College London.  The EPSC 2013 website is now online.

Find out more about what went on at past EPSCs with our 2012 Vimeo Channel and our 2008 video narrowcast service.