EaRth: Resources, Risks, Respect

Padua, September 15-17, 2026

Sessions Program

S1	Natural melts: messages from Earth's inaccessible depths
S2	Metamorphic petrology and petrochronology: Decoding the archives of the crustal rock library
S3	Frontiers in Planetary Geology: from crust to core of Solar System bodies
S4	From magma genesis to eruptive dynamics: multidisciplinary perspectives on volcanic systems
S5	Minerals and synthetic analogues at non-ambient conditions: from theory to experiment
S6	Integrating multidisciplinary observations to track mantle dynamics from ocean domains to arc systems
S7	Earth Telescope: Integrating geosciences across scales for a unified Earth system vision
S8	Minerals as fundamental components of Earth and planetary bodies
S9	Bridging field and laboratory studies to unravel fault-zone structures, mechanics, and fluid circulation
S10	Structural Geology across scales: bridging deformation processes, georesources and geohazard characterization
S11	Faulting, magmatism and crustal stretching during extension
S12	From grains to basins: new trends in clastic sedimentology and provenance studies
S13	Deformation processes and seismicity in active orogenic belts: multi-scale, multi-temporal, and interdisciplinary insights
S14	Decoding the earth structure from the upper mantle to the upper crust: Bridging Petro-Structural Observations, Seismological Imaging and Geological Models
S15	Reading orogens across crustal levels: Structural and metamorphic perspectives
S16	Multiscalar structural analysis for understanding grain scale to plate margins processes. Session in memory of Guido Gosso
S17	Deciphering the Alps-Apennines system: Integrating stratigraphy, geodynamics, and geological mapping for a sustainable future
S18	Vertebrates in Deep Time: paleoecology, paleoenvironments and evolutionary dynamics
S19	From Neogene to Quaternary: climate changes, proxy records, chronostratigraphy, environmental dynamics and future perspectives
S20	Arctic and Antarctic ice-sheet sensitivity to geological controls and climate variability
S21	Mineral exploration in Italy
S22	Waste-Derived Geomaterials in the Circular Economy: From Advanced Mineralogical Characterization to Sustainable Reuse
S23	Geomaterials bridging natural resources, technology and sustainable applications
S24	Understanding Global Mineral Systems: From Metallogenesis to Discovery for a Sustainable Future
S25	Developing different uses of geothermal energy: from fundamental research to non-conventional applications
S26	Innovative materials and processes: from the laboratory to the real world application
S27	Fluvial systems: from processes understanding to river management
S28	Multi-scale and multi-source approaches to the assessment and mitigation of ground instabilities
S29	Geoscience, Risk and Sustainable Development: Integrated Approaches for Environments and Society
S30	Active and Capable Faults and Risk Reduction: New Perspectives on Seismic Hazard in the Apennines and Southern Alps after the 1976 Friuli Earthquake
S31	Understanding provenance, processing and decay of geomaterials in archaeological Heritage through mineralogy and petrography: from microscope and geochemistry to AI
S32	Living in volcanic areas and coastal environments: risks, anthropogenic impacts and cultural heritage
S33	Geological knowledge as cultural heritage: Historical pathways in the Earth Sciences
S34	Scientific museums and contemporary museology: research, education, and heritage mediation
S35	Geoscience Outreach within the Piano Lauree Scientifiche
S36	Geosciences at School
S37	Submarine landscapes and the sub-seafloor: Processes, interactions, and geohazards for the Italian Seas
S38	Mapping the future: the CARG project and modern geological cartography as gateways to territory knowledge
S39	From geological data to knowledge: data-driven workflows for geological interpretation
S40	Reconstructing Earth's Deep Past from Sedimentary and Biotic Archives

EaRth: Resources, Risks, Respect

Padua, September 15-17, 2026

Sessions Program

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