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Rotation and Evolution of the Moon, Earth, Planets, Extra-solar Planets and Small Bodies.
Final Programme
Kazan, Russian Federation -
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Formation of Extrasolar Planets: Theory, Observations, Laboratory Experiments.
Minisymposium of the Joint European National Astronomy Meeting (JENAM2001)
Munich, Germany -
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University of Washington Astrobiology Conference
Crystal Mountain, Washington, USA -
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Astrochemistry of Life
Birmingham, UK -
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Astrobiology Summer Institute : University of Washington Astrobiology Conference
Seattle, USA -
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Instruments, Methods, and Missions for Astrobiology IV (AM114)
San Diego, CA, USA -
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Australian Astrobiology Workshop
Sydney, Australia -
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36th Liège International Astrophysics Colloquium From optical to millimeter interferometry: scientific and technical challenges
Liège, Belgium -
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GAIA Meeting
Vilnius, Lithuania -
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The evolving Sun and its influence on planetary environments.
Granada, Spain -
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Origins Of Solar Systems a Gordon Conference
New London College, CT, USA -
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TOPS 2000 - Towards Other Planetary Systems
Hawaii, USA -
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Scientific Drivers for ESO Future VLT/VLTI Instrumentation
ESO, Garching, Germany -
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1st Eddington Workshop Stellar-structure and habitable planet finding
Cordoba, Spain -
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198th AAS Meeting
Pasadena, CA, USA -
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First European Exo/Astrobiology Conference
ESRIN, Frascati, Italy -
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2001 Michelson Interferometry Summer School
Flagstaff, Arizona, USA -
L'exobiologie, aspects historiques et épistémologiques
Paris, France -
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Workshop on the GAIA space project
Les Houches, France -
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The Science Case For Extremely Large Telescopes. With a session on Stars and Planets
Leiden, Netherland -
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The Origin of Stars and Planets: The VLT View.
ESO, Garching, Germany -
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Recent developments and opportunities in ultra-high pressure Physics. Application to planetary physics
Cargese, Corsica, France -
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2001 Annual Meeting of the NASA Astrobiology Institute
Washington DC, USA -
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L'astrobiologia nel nuovo millennio
Napoli, Italia -
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31st Saas-Fee Advanced Course Brown Dwarfs & Planets
Grimentz, Switzerland -
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Extra-solar planets and planet formation session at the EGS General Assembly
Nice, France -
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Young Stars Near Earth : Progress and Prospects
NASA/Ames, California, USA -
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Third International Conference on Optical SETI
San Jose, California, USA -
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Physics at High Pressures: Interiors of Giant Planets, Extrasolar Planets and Brown Dwarfs
California, Santa Barbara, CA, USA -
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197th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society
San Diego, CA, USA -
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32nd Annual DPS Meeting
Pasadena, CA, USA -
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La vie dans l'univers à l'aube du 3ème millénaire
Paris, France -
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Atelier Formation des Systèmes Stellaires et Planétaires
Paris, France -
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Planets, Brown Dwarfs and the Origin of Solar Systems
Session of the Deutsches Astronomisches Gesellschaft Meeting
Bremen, Germany -
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School on Space and Ground Based Optical/InfraRed Interferometry
Leiden, The Netherlands -
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Michelson Summer School on Stellar Interferometry
Berkeley, CA, USA -
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Planetary Systems in the Universe (IAU Symp. 202)
Manchester, United Kingdom -
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From Dust to Life: Surviving the First Billion Years of the Solar System
Pasadena, California, USA -
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EARA Workshop 2000: Disks, Extrasolar Planets and Brown Dwarfs
Paris, France -
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Frontiers of life
Blois, France -
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Chapman Conference on the Gaia Hypothesis
Valencia, Spain -
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196th AAS Meeting
Rochester, NY, USA -
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Astrobiology Biosignatures Session (session GS02) at the AGU Spring Meeting
Washington,DC, USA -
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Extra-solar planets and planet formation session at the EGS General Assembly
Nice, France -
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MICROLENSING 2000 - A New Era of Microlensing Astrophysics
Cape Town, South Africa -
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Dust in the Solar System and other Planetary Systems (IAU Coll. 181)
Canterbury, United Kingdom -
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The Formation of Binary Stars
Potsdam, Germany -
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31st Annual Meeting American Astronomical Society's Division on Dynamical Astronomy
Yosemite Park, USA -
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First Annual Astrobiology Conference
NASA/Ames, California, USA -
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Interferometry in Optical Astronomy
Munich, Germany