AGU Travel Grant Opportunities
AGU administers several different programs that provide travel support for Earth and space scientists.
AGU Meetings
Providing an opportunity for members to share their latest research result is a prime purpose of AGU. AGU offers various forums of meetings for its membership and others interested in our sciences to support this purpose. The Joint Assembly and Fall Meeting offers sessions that mostly cut across the boundaries of multiple disciplines and many that focus on interdisciplinary topics.
The Joint Assembly and Western Pacific Geophysics Meeting are sponsored by other societies that wish to offer their members the chance to participate in programs that bring multidisciplinary attention to understanding the processes and structure of the Earth, planets, and space.
Chapman Conferences, gathering in small groups and informal settings, provide an opportunity for more in-depth discussion of disciplinary topics. AGU monographs or other formal publications are often produced from conclusions made at Chapmans.
Future Meetings
2009
Chapman Conference on Arsenic in Groundwater of Southern Asia
24–27 March 2009, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Chapman Conference on Effects of Thunderstorms and Lightning in the Upper Atmosphere
10–15 May 2009; University Park, Pennsylvania
2009 Joint Assembly
24–27 May 2009, Toronto, Canada
Chapman Conference on Abrupt Climate Change
15–19 June 2009, Columbus, Ohio
Chapman Conference on the Biological Carbon Pump of the Oceans
1–4 September 2009, Brockenhurst, Hampshire, England
2009 Fall Meeting
14–18 December 2009, San Francisco, California, USA
2010
2010 Ocean Sciences Meeting
22–26 February 2010, Portland, Oregon
2010 Joint Assembly
08–13 August 2010, Iguassu Falls, Brazil