EANA International Spring School 2021: Hydrothermal Vents

EANA is celebrating its 20-years anniversary by organizing several special events throughout 2021. Hydrothermal systems are crucial environments for astrobiology: they are thought to be the theatre of life's origins, host unprecedented polyextremophilic biodiversity, and are key targets in the search for life throughout the Solar System, especially on Mars and icy moons. The first EANA online school took place from May 17th-21st, 2021, and focussed on hydrothermal systems from interdisciplinary perspectives at the interfaces of geology, biology and chemistry. Organising Committee: Barbara Cavalazzi, EANA and EUROPLANET Ruth-Sophie Taubner, EANA and AbGradE Lena Noack, EANA Anita Heward, EUROPLANET Nina Kopacz, AbGradE Keyron Hickman-Lewis, AbGradE Frederic Foucher, EANA

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Recorded lectures

	Mike Russell University of Torino, Italy
	Michael Macey Open University, UK
	Frances Westall Centre de Biophysique Moléculaire, CNRS, France
	Franco Pirajno University of Western Australia
	Mark Fox-Powell Open University, UK
	Steve Vance Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, USA