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INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF ASTROBIOLOGY «JOSEP COMAS I SOLÀ». EARTH EXTREMOPHILES AND THE HABITABILITY OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENTS
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Código:
 601J

Horas:
 30
 
Fecha:
 22 Jun 2009
 26 Jun 2009
Precio:
 129 €
 Tarifa A
 
Tipo:
 Escuela

Temática:
 Ciencia y Tecnología
 

OBSERVACIONES

"European Space Agency (ESA) sponsorship to attend the UIMP Summer School is still available for European students. Sponsored students are awarded funding to cover the registration fees and a contribution towards their travel as well as accomodation expenses. If you are a European student who has not secured funding yet then you should consider applying immediately. Go to www.esa.int/education (under Opportunities - Conferences) to complete the application form. Applications are about to close so make sure you do not miss this opportunity!"

SEDE DONDE SE GESTIONA

Santander

LUGAR DE IMPARTICIÓN

Santander (Vestíbulo )

DIRECCIÓN

Álvaro Giménez Cañete
Director. Centro de Astrobiología, CSIC-INTA. Spain

Carl Pilcher
Director. NASA Astrobiology Institute. USA

SECRETARÍA

Olga Prieto Ballesteros
Centro de Astrobiología, CSIC-INTA. Spain

DESCRIPCIÓN DE LA ACTIVIDAD

This year the program is devoted to an understanding of the characteristics and diversity of organisms that inhabit Earth¿s extreme environments. These organisms exists at the physical and chemical extreme conditions that life¿s processes on Earth allow. Extreme environments of interest for Astrobiology are, for example, the high-pressure sea floor, the permafrost of the Polar Regions, places with extreme temperatures or salinities, or the acidic rivers with high concentration of metals. Since these environments may be similar to some extraterrestrial environments, understanding how biological processes work under these extreme conditions can help us understand the potential for life to exist beyond our planet.



*ESA Education is offering financial support to European students attending the UIMP Summer School, including funding towards transportation and registration fees. If you are interested please visit www.esa.int/education (under Opportunities - Conferences) for details on how to apply. Student are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.

PATROCINIO

Centro de Astrobiología

NASA

Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC)

Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial (INTA)

Agencia Espacial Europea (ESA)

Lunes, 22 Junio 2009

10:00 h.
Opening


Álvaro Giménez Cañete
Director. Centro de Astrobiología, CSIC-INTA. Spain


10:30 h.
Extremophiles: an overview


Michael Madigan
Professor. Southern Illinois University, USA


12:00 h.
Extreme acidic environments, their astrobiological interest


Ricardo Amils Pibernat
CAB-INTA-CSIC
Professor. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain


15:30 h.
Metabolic strategies for microbial life


John Baross
Professor. University of Washigton, USA


16:30 h.
Low temperature enviroments


Felipe Gómez Gómez
Researcher. Laboratorio de Extremofilia, CAB-INTA-CSIC, Spain


22:30 h.
SKY OBSERVATION
Agrupación Astronómica Cántabra, Spain



Martes, 23 Junio 2009

10:00 h.
Origin of Life and its early evolution on Earth


John Baross


12:00 h.
Río Tinto as a geochemical Mars analogue


Ricardo Amils Pibernat


15:30 h.
Methane and sulfur-cycling in ice-covered Lake Fryxell, Antarctica


Michael Madigan


17:00 h.
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT AND ASSIGNMENT



Miércoles, 24 Junio 2009

10:00 h.
Extremophilic Anoxygenic phototrophis


Michael Madigan


12:00 h.
Terrestrial permafrost as analogs for Mars


Felipe Gómez Gómez


15:30 h.
Radiation and Life I: Basic radiation biology


Petra Rettberg
Researcher Radiation Biology Department
German Aeroespace Center, DLR, Germany


16:30 h.
Round table
Extremophiles


Álvaro Giménez Cañete

Carl Pilcher
Director. NASA Astrobiology Institute. USA

Ricardo Amils Pibernat

John Baross

Felipe Gómez Gómez

Michael Madigan

Petra Rettberg


19:30 h.
PUBLIC LECTURE
Planetas extrasolares: la búsqueda de nuevos mundos habitables


Álvaro Giménez Cañete


Jueves, 25 Junio 2009

10:00 h.
Astrobiological importance of methane in the atmosphere of Mars


John Baross


12:00 h.
Radiation and life II: Radiation environments and their biological effects


Petra Rettberg


15:00 h.
FIELD TRIP TO EL SOPLAO CAVE


Olga Prieto Ballesteros
Centro de Astrobiología, CSIC-INTA. Spain


Viernes, 26 Junio 2009

10:00 h.
Extremophile research at NAI


Carl Pilcher


12:00 h.
STUDENTS PROJECTS EXPOSITION



13:00 h.
SYNTHESIS, DIPLOMAS AND FAIRWELL



 

DIRECCIÓN

Álvaro Giménez Cañete
Director. Centro de Astrobiología, CSIC-INTA. Spain

Carl Pilcher
Director. NASA Astrobiology Institute. USA

SECRETARÍA

Olga Prieto Ballesteros
Centro de Astrobiología, CSIC-INTA. Spain

PARTICIPANTES

Ricardo Amils Pibernat
CAB-INTA-CSIC
Professor. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain

John Baross
Professor. University of Washigton, USA

Felipe Gómez Gómez
Researcher. Laboratorio de Extremofilia, CAB-INTA-CSIC, Spain

Michael Madigan
Professor. Southern Illinois University, USA

Petra Rettberg
Researcher Radiation Biology Department
German Aeroespace Center, DLR, Germany







 

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