Symposia

Preliminary list; additional symposia may be proposed

A. Future award for young palaeontologists

Contact: Bettina Reichenbacher, Michael Krings & Gert Wörheide, LMU München more
B. High diversity on all levels - why are molluscs so successful?

Leitung: PD Dr. A. Nützel & Prof. Dr. M. Amler, LMU München more
C. Fragile Earth - Reefs and Environment

Contact: Gert Wörheide, LMU & Martin Nose, Bayerische Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie, München more
D. Open session palaeobotany/palynology (APP)

Lutz Kunzmann, Senckenberg Naturhistorische Sammlungen Dresden more
E. Mesozoic gymnosperms

Contact: Hans Kerp, Universität Münster, Lutz Kunzmann, Senckenberg Dresden, Michael Krings, LMU München more
F. Advances in terrestrial vertebrate palaeontology: understanding large-scale processes in the Eurasian Neogene

Contact: Jerome Prieto, LMU München & Bayerische Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie more
G. Micropalaeontology

Contact: Alexander Altenbach, LMU Munich more
H. The potential of molecular palaeobiology

Contact: G. Wörheide, LMU München & G. Rößner, Bayerische Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie more
I. Biologic Mineralisation: Paleoarchives, natural functional materials and bacterial mineralisation processes

Contact: Erika Griesshaber & Wolfgang Schmahl, LMU München & GeoBioCenter more
J. Vertebrate diversity and evolution during the Early Mesozoic

Contact: Adriana Lopez-Arbarello, Oliver Rauhut & Richard Butler, LMU München more
K. Early Palaeozoic Ecosystems

Contact: Oliver Lehnert more

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Symposia

Preliminary list; additional symposia may be proposed

A. Future award for young palaeontologists

B. High diversity on all levels - why are molluscs so successful?

C. Fragile Earth - Reefs and Environment

D. Open session palaeobotany/palynology (APP)

E. Mesozoic gymnosperms

F. Advances in terrestrial vertebrate palaeontology: understanding large-scale processes in the Eurasian Neogene

G. Micropalaeontology

H. The potential of molecular palaeobiology

I. Biologic Mineralisation: Paleoarchives, natural functional materials and bacterial mineralisation processes

J. Vertebrate diversity and evolution during the Early Mesozoic

K. Early Palaeozoic Ecosystems

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