Registration for the workshop is free but mandatory.

the number of places is limited to 100 participants.

Covid avoided us to organise our one-day workshop at CNES on space missions and Exobiologythe workshop for two years.
With the same team (Fabien Borget, Grégoire Danger, Jean-Claude Guillemin and Yann Trolez) we wish to organize this new workshop on November 15, 2022. It will focus on "Exobiology: from space missions to laboratory experiments" and will associate, as we had done laboratory experiments in the past associated with space missions or a better understanding of prebiotic chemistry. The missions of Hayabusa 2 (completed) and Dragonfly (project) will be particularly discussed. Establishing relations between chemistry and spectroscopy experimenters and those who are involved in the analysis of the results of space missions or experiments carried out from the Earth always seems to us to be an obvious step for overall progress in the theme.
Between interventions, discussion times are also planned around a coffee or in the form of a small round table.
We hope to see many of you at this meeting.

crédit photo: CNES, NASA, QRChem

The organizers, Jean-Claude Guillemin, Grégoire Danger, Yann Trolez and Fabien Borget thank Christian Mustin and CNES for their logistical assistance.