EGU2016 webstreaming

Journalists, science writers, bloggers

If you wish to ask questions remotely during press conferences, you can do so using the chat window you'll find below the web stream for each press conference. Please provide your name and affiliation and indicate who your question is for when asking. Be courteous and respectful and make sure to protect your private information, as the chat is public. During each press conference, a member of the EGU press team will monitor the chat and read your questions out loud. For more information, check the press conferences page on the EGU media website.

Any queries related to press conferences should be directed to the EGU Media and Communications Manager, Bárbara Ferreira, at media@egu.eu.

Selected sessions as well as all press conferences during the General Assembly 2016 will be live-streamed and are also available on demand after the conference. Below you will find the overall webstreaming programme. Once the individual sessions start, a link opening the respective stream will appear.

Monday, 18 April 2016

Press conference 1
Impacts and costs of natural hazards
12:00–13:00 / Press centre / Details / Stream

US5
NASA-ESA-EGU joint Union session
13:30–16:55 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

Tuesday, 19 April 2016

Press conference 2
Volcanoes, climate changes and droughts: civilisational resilience and collapse
09:00–10:00 / Press centre / Details / Stream

Press conference 3
How ancient organisms moved and fed: finding out more from fossils
11:00–12:00 / Press centre / Details / Stream

ML3
Arthur Holmes Medal by Trond H. Torsvik
12:15–13:15 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

Press conference 4
Giant seafloor craters and thriving fauna: methane seepage in the Arctic
12:30–13:30 / Press centre / Details / Stream

US4
Geosciences in the Anthropocene
13:30–15:00 / Room L6 / Details / Stream

GDB3
Plan it Earth: is there enough resource for all? Is it just a matter of planning for the future?
13:30–15:00 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

TL4
Active Planet 3 – Outer shell Earth
13:30–15:00 / Room 0.93 / Details / Stream

TL2
Active Planet 1 – Solid Earth
15:30–17:00 / Room 0.93 / Details / Stream

Wednesday, 20 April 2016

US1
Interplays between the solid Earth and the hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere
08:30–12:00 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

GDB4
Is global economic growth compatible with a habitable climate?
08:30–10:00 / Room K1 / Details / Stream

Press conference 5
Latest mission developments of AIM & DART: could we deflect an incoming asteroid?
12:00–13:00 / Press centre / Details / Stream

ML2
Alfred Wegener Medal Lecture by John P. Burrows
12:15–13:15 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

US0
EGU Award Ceremony
17:30–19:00 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

Thursday, 21 April 2016

Press conference 6
Detecting nuclear explosions
11:00–12:00 / Press centre / Details / Stream

Press conference 7
Sea ice decline in the Arctic
12:00–13:00 / Press centre / Details / Stream

ML4
Jean Dominique Cassini Medal Lecture by Michel Mayor
12:15–13:15 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

TL5
Active Planet 4 – Solar system
13:30–15:00 / Room 0.93 / Details / Stream

Press conference 8
Historical responsibilities and climate impacts of the Paris agreement
13:30–14:30 / Press centre / Details / Stream

GDB6
Public peer review in open access publications: pros and cons
15:30–17:00 / Room E1 / Details / Stream

US2
Deep geofluids: the bringers of change
15:30–19:00 / Room L6 / Details / Stream

Friday, 22 April 2016

US3
Models in the Geosciences
08:30–12:00 / Room B / Details / Stream

ML1
Alexander von Humboldt Medal Lecture by Jean W.A. Poesen
12:15–13:15 / Room E1 / Details / Stream