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The Nfold PCE3 and Now Research Coordination Networks (RCNS) Propose a Joint Workshop Leveraging Expertise Across Disciplinary Boundaries to Explore How the Planetary Abiotic Background Can Inform Life Detection Strategies the Landscape of Life's Origins on Earth and on Other Putative Habitable Worlds as Well as Forthcoming Spacecraft Missions. the 3-DAY Hybrid Workshop With in Person and Virtual Attendance Will Be Held in Spring 2025 in Washington DC. the Workshop Will Consist of Presentations From Subject-matter Experts Group Discussions and Breakout Activities Designed to Engage Across Career Levels and Outline Community Next Steps. Workshop Attendees Will Assess the State of Knowledge of the 'abiotic Background' in the Context of Ocean Worlds Identify Knowledge Gaps and Key Areas for New Research and Engage in the Conceptualization of Life Detection Strategies. the Workshop Will Emphasize Attendance by Experts From the Fields of Prebiotic Chemistry Origin of Life Astrochemistry and Other Relevant Communities. the Workshop Outcome Will Be a Publication in the Journal Astrobiology That Synthesizes Workshop Discussions Findings and Recommendations for Life Detection Mission Strategies.
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$49,300
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$35.7K
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$13.6K
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