A workshop focused on glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA), ice sheets, sea-level change, and associated geodetic and geophysical observational constraints will be held at the Institute of Ocean Sciences (IOS) and Pacific Geoscience Centre (PGC), located near Sidney, British Columbia, Canada, from 2-6 June 2025. The workshop aims to bring together 80-100 researchers of all career stages to discuss recent advances in the observations, analysis, and modelling of GIA.

Short course: “Microtectonics of Himalayan rocks: a tale of beauty“ - h. 9.30 a.m. to 16 p.m. on Monday, September 1st, 2025 Icebreaker party: Evening of Monday, September 1st, 2025 Main workshop: Tuesday through Thursday, September 2nd-4th, 2025 Post-conference field trip: Friday-Saturday, September 5th-6th, 2025 Contact: geologia.himalayana@unito.it

The theme of SAHC 2025 is “Heritage conservation in the digital era“. Includes a session archaeoseismology!

Every 3 years, IAL-IPA joint symposia celebrate research on lakes from multiple perspectives with a focus on the sediment record as both Earth System Archives and social and cultural memories of Human societies. The 2025 symposim aims at bridging the gap across a broad range of disciplines that work within the overarching theme of Earth System and Climate-Environment-Cultural changes.

The workshop Land-to-Sea Shaking Studies – Unlocking the full potential of subaqueous paleoseismology at active plate boundaries will be held from 21-24 October, 2025, at National Taiwan University, Taipei. This event is part of the Magellan Plus workshop series and will include keynote talks, orals and posters, breakout discussions, a session on proposal writing, and a field excursion. Check out the website here. You can already register your interest in attending via the online form.

The 2026 PATA Days will be held in Guatemala from 30 January - 6 February to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the catastrophic 1976 earthquake. During the conference, the participants will be able to see the fault Motagua zone and paleoseismological trenches during field trips. Organisers: Tina Niemi, Christoph Grützner, Omar Flores, Carlos Pérez, Jonathan Obrist Farner