LATE BREAKING CONTRIBUTION SUBMISSIONS NOW OPEN!

Delegates who would still like to submit their work for the Eurosoil 2021 Geneva Virtual Congress are now invited to submit a late breaking contribution for consideration by the lead convenors.

Submitting a Late Breaking Contribution:

– Select the session for which you want to submit your work – the list of all available sessions and descriptions can be found here

– Send a summary of your late breaking contribution via e-mail to the lead convenor of the selected session – names and contact details appear in the sessions document here

– If the lead convenor accepts your late breaking contribution you will receive a link to officially submit your work

– Please make sure to do so before the deadline (3 May 2021, Midnight CET)

Further Guidelines:

Important Dates & Deadlines
– Submissions Open: Friday 26 February 2021
– Submissions Deadline: Monday 3 May 2021, Midnight CET

Important Dates & Deadlines
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Accepted Contributions Publication
– On the Eurosoil congress website 1 month prior to the congress (online programme) and in the Frontiers in Environmental Science online abstract book

Updated Virtual Congress Information:

– All accepted contributions to sessions will be maintained for the Eurosoil 2021 virtual congress

– Contributors will have the opportunity to amend/update/edit their contribution in 2021 – details of the timeline for this process will be communicated once finalised

– The session programme topics will remain the same for the vast majority of the programme; some minor changes and updates will be made and announced in as timely a manner as possible

Frontiers in Environmental Science is proud to support Eurosoil 2021 as the official publisher of abstracts for the event as well as several thematic Research Topics related to the significance of soils and their critical importance in maintaining future environmental and human well-being. The Journal is a gold Open Access, multi-disciplinary platform dedicated to publishing cutting-edge knowledge of our natural world and its various intersections with society. It is led by Prof Martin Siegert, the Co-Director of the Grantham Institute at Imperial College, London.

In line with the theme “Connecting People and Soil”, the sessions are organised around the soil-related topics of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations. The Eurosoil 2021 Programme will be structured around, but not limited to, these SDGs.

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