Rio de Janeiro’s science museum, the Museu do Amanhã (Museum of tomorrow) currently presents a special exhibition on the Amazon. Titled “Fruturos – Tempos Amazônicos”. The exhibition will be open to visitors until June 12, 2022, and includes an immersive ATTO experience.
On Nov 3rd at 3 pm the Embassy of Brazil in Berlin and the ATTO project host a public hybrid event as part of the Berlin Science Week. Several project members will share insights into our research in the Amazon rainforest.
Dear ATTO researchers, please save the week of October 4 -8, 2021 for the ATTO workshop. We will meet virtually over 3-5 half days (Brazilian mornings/German afternoons). The focus of the workshop will be on poster presentations and discussion groups.
We are happy to announce that we will once again convene a session on Amazon Rainforest research at the EGU General Assembly 2021. The session is titled “The Amazon – a biome of global significance in transition”. Just in time for the call for abstracts, the EGU has announced, that the General Assembly 2021, traditionally held each spring in Vienna, Austria, will instead take place entirely online once more.
The EGU is officially announcing the cancellation of the physical EGU General Assembly 2020 in Vienna, Austria. Instead “Sharing Geoscience Online” will allow abstract authors to share presentation materials and open these for live discussion as well as participate in a selection of online networking events. We are also planning additional activities that will extend into the rest of the year and will provide more information about all of these events in the coming weeks.
