Workshop

We are proud to present the latest Workshop Icon! Our FAU designers have once again done a great job and created a very individual icon for IRATE... including some paleo cliché with a dino :)

We are pleased to announce the newest workshop in PaleoSynthesis. The Scientific Advisory Board critically evaluated and discussed incoming applications. We welcome IRATE (International Research workshop for the Advancement of Taphonomic Experiments) and the PI's Orla Bath-Enright and Thomas Clement...

Today we are opening the next call to submit workshop proposals. Travel and accommodation again are fully funded and workshop groups should consist of up to 14 peers. Do you have a great idea? Share it with us and let us support you with a workshop. You'll find all necessary information here.

Members of TRiBE met in Erlangen to discuss their workshop topic in person. They worked hard to make advances on their project and made good progress.

Iral workshop in Erlangen

The decision has been made - we welcome Murky and FDTP to the PaleoSynthesis team. Stay tuned for future updates and the next call in April! Check out the new workshops here: https://paleosynthesis.cms.rrze.uni-erlangen.de/.../science-workshops/

One month to go: Apply for a fully funded workshop on a paleontological theme: https://paleosynthesis.cms.rrze.uni-erlangen.de/index.php/science-workshops/ We seek proposals tapping the full scientific potential of our discipline while being interdisciplinary.

We are back! ...renewing our workshop call with deadline November 30, 2023. After we decided to hold a Big Questions Germany workshop at short notice and also promote TRiBE, there is now again the opportunity to apply with a great idea. Interested? Here is the info.

BioDeepTime - A database of biodiversity time series

Here they are, the participants of the paleoG workshop! The German Big Questions were discussed with great dedication and the way was paved for future joint projects. Now it's time for the participants to keep at it, people! Make something out of it...