Today is the day!!!!!!!!!! We’ve been waiting a year and a half for this, so we’re so excited to kick off the 17th Annual SoCal Geobio in just a few hours!
SoCal Geobio is almost one week away! Ahhh, we are so excited!!!
Keep an eye on your emails for some info about social events and the finalized program. We can't wait to see you all :)
Thanks to everyone who registered and submitted abstracts to SoCal Geobio 2021! We are so excited!!!
If you submitted an abstract, keep an eye on your email inbox over the next week or so to find out more info about presenting :)
Just ten more days to submit an abstract to and/or register for #SoCalGeobio2021! Find the registration link and abstract information on our website:
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As with every SoCal Geobio, students, postdocs, and early career researchers are strongly encouraged to submit abstracts for inclusion in our program! We would love to see topics ranging the whole field of geobiology this year!
Registration and abstract submission are now open for the 17th Southern California Geobiology Symposium! Please visit our newly updated webpage to find the registration link and information for abstract submission:
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SoCal Geobio will take place virtually on 5/20 and 5/21, each day with talks and posters, keynote speakers (Drs. Doug LaRowe and Frank Corsetti 🎉), and a social hour. We are integrating Zoom and @gather_town to bring you the best possible virtual conference experience!
We are excited to announce that the 2021 Southern California Geobiology Symposium will be held virtually on May 20-21, 2021! We have a lot of fun plans in the works, so keep an eye out for abstract submission and registration links 🦠🌏��🧑🔬
Although we are disappointed to have to make this decision, we are committed to the health of our participants and their communities.
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Due to the #COVID19 outbreak, the Southern California Geobiology Symposium will be postponed until October 3, 2020. We have made this decision in order to avoid contributing to the spread of COVID-19 #flattenthecurve
We apologize for any inconvenience that this may have caused, but we hope to put on the best possible SoCal Geobiology Symposium while keeping the health and safety of all of our attendees in mind.