Welcome to the Registration Form for the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026)

The Convention will run from Tuesday, 3rd February - Friday 6th February 2026 at Pullman Mecure Albert Park in Melbourne, Australia.

All information should be typed in upper and lower case (eg. John Smith). If you are completing this form on behalf of someone attending AESC 2026, please ensure that you complete the form with their information.

If you do not receive a confirmation email for your registration within three days, please contact the AESC 2026 Convention Secretariat.

Contact Details

Primary Address

Dietary Requirements

Please indicate below if you have any dietary requirements. If you have multiple dietary requirements please manually enter them individually. If your dietary requirement is not listed, under the Dietary Requirements text box please select 'Other' and manually enter your dietary requirements. If not applicable, please continue through the form.

*Dietary requests made less than 7 business days before the event are subject to availability. For severe allergies, please contact the Secretariat.*

Accessibility Requirements

Please indicate if you have any accessibility requirements. The Convention will make every effort to accommodate these, though it may not be possible in all cases. If not applicable, please continue through the form.

Career Level and Membership Status

Please indicate your career level and membership status below. If you are a student or a member, you will need to provide relevant details.

Eligibility Notice

The 'Early Career Researcher' category is defined as a current student, or has graduated from a relevant degree in the last 3 years (with periods of absence due to personal circumstances, parental and/or other leave excluded from this time).

A 'Student/Trainee' is defined as a holder of a student identification card from a recognised tertiary or secondary educational institution or an international student card. Students must be currently enrolled in part- or full-time study.

A 'Member' is defined as one who is a member of the Geological Society of Australia. Proof of membership status will be required to receive this registration type.

A 'Retiree' is defined as an individual who has permanently withdrawn from active working life, after reaching a certain age or fulfilling the necessary years of service in a profession or job.  

Australian Regolith Geoscientists Alliance Membership can be found here: https://regolith.org.au/membership.html 

Please specify if you are a GSA member below:

Demographic Question

Marketing Privacy

We invite you to opt in to marketing communications, which may allow your name, organisation, or country of residence to be shared with parties directly involved in the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026). This may include, but is not limited to, venues, accommodation providers, key suppliers, and future Convention organisers. Please be assured that only your name, organisation, or country of residence will be shared, and no personal information beyond this will be disclosed outside of the Organisers and the AESC2026 Secretariat (ICMS Australasia).

Proof of Student Status

Please upload proof of your current student status.

If you are not a member please select 'Back'

Member Registration Selection

Please select the appropriate registration type based on the information below.
All fees are quoted in Australian dollars ($AUD) and are inclusive of 10% GST (Goods and Services Tax). 

 

Full Convention Registration

Full Convention entitlements include:

  • Access all Convention sessions (Tuesday, 3 to Friday, 6 February)
  • Opportunity to express your interest in Convention Workshop tickets (Monday, 2 February)
  • One ticket to the Welcome Reception (Tuesday, 3 February)
  • Option to purchase a Convention Cocktail Party ticket/s (Thursday 5 February)
  • Access to the Exhibition
  • Daily Catering
AMOUNT
975.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1,175.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
700.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
875.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
475.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
700.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
700.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
950.00
TOTAL

Day Only Registrations

Day Only Convention entitlements include:

  • Access to the Convention, Exhibition and catering on your selected day
  • Opportunity to express your interest in Convention Workshop tickets (Monday, 2 February)
  • Option to purchase a Convention Cocktail Party ticket/s (Thursday, 5 February)
AMOUNT
475.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
150.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
340.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
340.00
TOTAL

Cancellation of Registration Deadline: Thursday, 4 December 2025 ADST

 

Cancellations must be notified in writing (e-mail is sufficient) to the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Secretariat. Cancellations made before Thursday, 4 December 2025 ADST will result in a full refund less $150 to cover administration costs. As an alternative to cancellation, your registration may be transferred to another person by Tuesday, 20 January 2026 without incurring any cost penalty. 

Refunds for cancellations received after Thursday, 4 December 2025 ADST will only be made in exceptional circumstances and must be supported by documentation. The host reserves final decision on a case-by-case basis for granting a cancellation in extenuating circumstances.

It is recommended that delegates arrange personal travel insurance at the time of registering and it is the responsibility of the delegate to organise their own visa to enter Australia. The 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Secretariat must be advised in writing of any alterations or transfers of registrations.

 

Disclaimer
All best endeavours will be made to present the program as published on the website. The 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026)  and its agents reserve the right to alter without prior notice, any of the arrangements, timetables, plans or other items relating to the meeting, for any cause beyond its reasonable control. The host and the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Organisers are not liable for any loss or inconvenience caused as a result of such alteration.

In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the host and the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Organisers do not accept responsibility for the loss of monies caused by delays. Participants are advised to take out personal travel , including coverage for personal possessions, cancellations, and unexpected disruptions. The 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) does not cover individuals against cancellations of bookings or theft or damage to belongings.

During the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) participants may be photographed or filmed at any time. By attending, you consent to the use, publication, or reproduction of your image or recording in any form of communication material used to promote the event and report on its events through publications and resource materials. If you do not wish to have your image photographed or filmed, please contact the secretariat in advance or onsite to advise of your preference.

 

2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Postponement
In the event of a postponement, all registrations will automatically be transferred to the new 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) dates. All components of your registration, including accommodation bookings, and social functions will also be transferred. If you are unable to attend on the new dates, you may contact the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Secretariat to request a transfer of your registration to a colleague at no cost, or request a cancellation and refund which will incur a $150 administration fee up until the Registration Cancellation Deadline.

 

2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Cancellation
In the event of the cancellation of the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) , all registrations and associated components of attendance will be cancelled and amounts refunded in full. 

Non- Member Registration Selection

Please select the appropriate registration type based on the information below.
All fees are quoted in Australian dollars ($AUD) and are inclusive of 10% GST (Goods and Services Tax). 

Full Convention Registration

Full Convention entitlements include:

  • Access all Convention sessions (Tuesday, 3 to Friday, 6 February)
  • Opportunity to express your interest in Convention Workshop tickets (Monday, 2 February)
  • One ticket to the Welcome Reception (Tuesday, 3 February)
  • Option to purchase a Convention Cocktail Party ticket/s (Thursday 5 February)
  • Access to the Exhibition
  • Daily Catering
AMOUNT
1,295.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1,375.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
975.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1,025.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
700.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
880.00
TOTAL

Day Only Registrations

Day Only Convention entitlements include:

  • Access to the Convention, Exhibition and catering on your selected day
  • Opportunity to express your interest in Convention Workshop tickets (Monday, 2 February)
  • Option to purchase a Convention Cocktail Party ticket/s (Thursday, 5 February)
AMOUNT
625.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
250.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
475.00
TOTAL

Cancellation of Registration Deadline: Thursday, 4 December 2025 ADST

 

Cancellations must be notified in writing (e-mail is sufficient) to the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Secretariat. Cancellations made before Thursday, 4 December 2025 ADST will result in a full refund less $150 to cover administration costs. As an alternative to cancellation, your registration may be transferred to another person by 20 January 2026 without incurring any cost penalty.

Refunds for cancellations received after Thursday, 4 December 2025 ADST will only be made in exceptional circumstances and must be supported by documentation. The host reserves final decision on a case-by-case basis for granting a cancellation in extenuating circumstances.

It is recommended that delegates arrange personal travel insurance at the time of registering and it is the responsibility of the delegate to organise their own visa to enter Australia. The 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Secretariat must be advised in writing of any alterations or transfers of registrations.

 

Disclaimer
All best endeavours will be made to present the program as published on the website. The 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026)  and its agents reserve the right to alter without prior notice, any of the arrangements, timetables, plans or other items relating to the meeting, for any cause beyond its reasonable control. The host and the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Organisers are not liable for any loss or inconvenience caused as a result of such alteration.

In the event of unforeseen circumstances, the host and the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Organisers do not accept responsibility for the loss of monies caused by delays. Participants are advised to take out personal travel , including coverage for personal possessions, cancellations, and unexpected disruptions. The 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) does not cover individuals against cancellations of bookings or theft or damage to belongings.

During the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) participants may be photographed or filmed at any time. By attending, you consent to the use, publication, or reproduction of your image or recording in any form of communication material used to promote the event and report on its events through publications and resource materials. If you do not wish to have your image photographed or filmed, please contact the secretariat in advance or onsite to advise of your preference.

 

2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Postponement
In the event of a postponement, all registrations will automatically be transferred to the new 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) dates. All components of your registration, including accommodation bookings, and social functions will also be transferred. If you are unable to attend on the new dates, you may contact the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Secretariat to request a transfer of your registration to a colleague at no cost, or request a cancellation and refund which will incur a $150 administration fee up until the Registration Cancellation Deadline.

 

2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) Cancellation
In the event of the cancellation of the 2026 Australian Earth Sciences Convention (AESC 2026) , all registrations and associated components of attendance will be cancelled and amounts refunded in full. Accommodation Deadline: 17 December 2025

Pre-Convention Workshops

Please indicate which Pre-Convention Workshops you wish to attend below.
Note: All Workshops are onsite at the convention venue, Pullman Mercure Albert Park.   

Loop Workshop: Open-Source QGIS Tools for 3D Geological Modelling

Date | Monday 2 February 2026
Time | 8:00AM - 3:00PM
Overview| This workshop introduces the Loop open-source 3D geological modelling tools. Participants will learn how to use QGIS plugins to transform geological maps into model-ready datasets and apply Loop Structural to build consistent 3D geological models. Through hands-on exercises, attendees will practice workflows from geological survey maps and field interpretations to structural modelling, gaining practical skills for modern geoscience applications. 

Workshop Agenda |

  • 8:00 – 8:30 | Welcome & Overview of the Loop Project 

  • 8:30 – 9:00 | Software Installation & Setup  

  • 9:00 – 11:00 | QGIS Plugin & Geological Model Building  

  • 11:00 – 12:00 | Map2Loop: Augmenting Geological Maps  

  • 12:00 – 1:00 | Lunch Break  

  • 1:00 – 3:00 | Hands-on Case Study: NTGS Geological Model 

What to Bring | Laptop with QGIS 3.44 installed (required)  

AMOUNT
125.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
125.00
TOTAL

Shaping the Future of Australia’s Involvement in the Global Scientific Drilling Programs (ANZIC)

Date | Monday 2 February 2026
Time | 11:00AM - 3:00PM
Overview |  Australia has a decades-long legacy of contributions to international scientific drilling programs (DSDP, ODP, IODP, IODP³, ICDP), driving major discoveries in climate and environmental change, geohazards, microbiology, and more. As the global scientific drilling community looks toward the future, this workshop provides a unique opportunity to reflect on Australia’s legacy, celebrate achievements, and chart a course for continued leadership in these international programs. 

This interactive half-day workshop will bring participants together to collaborate on drilling proposals, explore emerging research priorities, and foster interdisciplinary partnerships. The session strongly encourages participation from students, early-career researchers (ECRs), First Nations scientists, and under-represented groups, ensuring diverse perspectives help shape the future of scientific drilling. Afternoon tea will be provided by ANZIC.  

Workshop Agenda |

  • 11:00 - 11:45  | Talks 

  • 11:45 - 12:45  | Lunch/networking (gives us some flexibility if Q&A goes over) 

  • 12:45 - 2:15  | Breakout 

  • 2:15 - 2:45  | Reconvene and reporting 

AMOUNT
0.00
TOTAL

GPlates Community Forum

Date | Monday 2 February 2026
Time | 3:30pm - 5:30pm
Overview |  The GPlates Community Forum will bring together users and contributors from across the Earth sciences to share updates on the latest GPlates developments and outline the roadmap for the coming years. The forum is designed as a two-way conversation: alongside presenting new features and planned capabilities, we will actively seek input from the community on their needs, priorities, and emerging use cases.  

A key focus will be understanding where GPlates should evolve to best support research, education, and applied workflows, including the introduction of new mechanisms for the community to raise issues and directly shape the future direction of GPlates.

Workshop Agenda | 

  • 3:30pm | Welcome & Objectives (10 min) 

  • 3:40pm | GPlates Update & Roadmap (30 min) 

  • 4:10pm |Community Use Cases & Lightning Talks (20 min) 

  • 4:30pm | Open Discussion: Community Needs & Priorities (45 min) 

  • 5:15pm | Next Steps & Engagement Tools (15 min) 

 

Town Hall: Shaping the Future of the GSA

Date | Monday 2 February 2026  
Time | 3:30PM – 5:30PM
Overview | Since 1952, the Geological Society of Australia (GSA) has been a proud, member-driven organisation advancing Earth science across Australia. As we reach the midpoint of the 2020–2030 GSA Decadal Plan, this Town Hall provides an opportunity to reflect on progress, refresh priorities, and help shape the future direction of the Society. 

This open forum invites GSA members to share insights on what’s working well, what could be improved, and where the GSA should focus its efforts in the years ahead. Contributions from this session will directly inform strategic planning and future initiatives. 

Field Trips

Please select your attendance to the below Field Trips. Limited spots are available!
Note: Further details - including transport schedules, recommended clothing and equipment, accessibility information and any required forms - will be circulated closer to the date.  

Wil-im-ee Moor-ring (Home of Many Axes)

Date | Monday 2 February 2026   
Inclusions | Tour fee includes return transport & light refreshments
Overview | Experience one of Australia’s most significant Aboriginal cultural sites through the guidance of Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Traditional Owners.  

Wil-im-ee Moor-ring (Mount William) is an internationally recognised greenstone quarry and major pre-colonial trade centre, known for producing stone axe heads exchanged across southeastern Australia. This immersive experience is an opportunity for AESC delegates to deepen their understanding of Country and broaden their scientific perspectives through Indigenous knowledge systems that have shaped the continent for tens of thousands of years. 

Accessibility: This experience involves approximately three hours of walking on unformed ground with some trip hazards and areas of gentle undulation.

Itinerary Overview | 

  • 8:00am | Bus arrives at Pullman Melbourne  

  • 8:30am | Depart Pullman for Mount Wellington (approx. 2-hour drive) 

  • 10:30am | Arrival and check-in for walking tour 

  • 11:00am - 2:00pm | Cultural walking tour 

  • 2:30pm | Lunch (delegates to purchase their own meal) 

  • 4:30pm | Depart for Pullman Melbourne 

  • 6:30pm | Arrive back at Pullman 

AMOUNT
50.00
TOTAL

Cape Liptrap Ophiolite, Bell Point & Waratah Faults

Date | Saturday, 31 January  - Sunday, 1 February 2026 
Inclusions | Field Trip cost includes transport, accommodation & field materials
Overview | Explore one of southeastern Australia’s most impressive coastal geology localities on this two-day immersive field experience. Led by Dr Kevin C. Hill, Dr Eleanor C.R. Green and Dr Jim Driscoll, this trip takes delegates through classic exposures of the Cape Liptrap ophiolite, fault systems, and associated Paleozoic stratigraphy. 

Delegates will investigate deformed Cambrian serpentinite and gabbros, pillow basalts, folded Ordovician carbonates, and key fault structures, including the Bell Point Fault Zone and the Waratah Fault. With drone imagery, detailed coastal traverses and expert guidance, participants will develop a deeper understanding of the region’s complex accretionary margin geology and its broader tectonic implications for southeastern Australia. 

This field trip involves two full days in the field along rocky intertidal platforms and beaches, with an overnight stay in shared cabins at the Venus Bay Caravan Park. 

Difficulty: Challenging – Participants must be able to walk 3–5 km/day on uneven, slippery, and rocky intertidal terrain. 

Itinerary Overview |

Day 1 

  • 6:30am | Depart Pullman Melbourne Albert Park  

  • Drive to Tarwin Lower for breakfast/supplies stop 

  • Continue to Bear Gully Campground 

  • Full-day coastal geology traverses (Maitland Beach, Point Grinder, Walkerville South) 

  • Evening | Check in to shared cabins at Venus Bay Caravan Park 

Day 2 

  • 8:00am | Breakfast & morning briefing 

  • 9:00am | Depart for Digger Island coastal traverse 

  • Full-day field investigations across ophiolite, carbonates, pillow lavas & fault zones 

  • 3:30pm | Return walk to Bear Gully / vehicle pickup 

  • 4:30pm | Depart for Melbourne 

  • 8:30pm | Arrive Melbourne Convention Centre 

 

AMOUNT
390.00
TOTAL

Interplay of regolith and city fringe landscapes

Date | Saturday 7 February 2026 
Cost | $50 per person | Free for ARGA members
Overview | Discover how geology, soils, vegetation and land use intersect across Melbourne’s city fringe in this engaging, full-day field trip designed by the Australian Regolith Geoscientists Association (ARGA).  

Led by Owen Missen, Anna Petts and Steve Hill, delegates will explore regolith processes in urban-adjacent landscapes and soil-landscape interactions across key localities. 

Beginning with an in-depth examination of regolith-landscape relationships at the Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, before travelling to Sir Paz Estate in Wandin East, for a guided vineyard soils and regolith experience led by owner Peter Zapris, who will outline how geological and soil characteristics influence on viticulture. This trip is ideal for those interested in landscape evolution, soil science, ecological interactions and the practical applications of regolith knowledge in agricultural settings. 

Itinerary Overview | 

  • 8:30am  | Depart Pullman Melbourne Albert Park 

  • 9:45am–12:00pm| Cranbourne Botanic Gardens 

  • 12:00–1:00pm  | Travel to Sir Paz Estate 

  • 1:00–2:00pm  | Vineyard soils and regolith tour 

  • 2:00–3:30pm  | Lunch at Sir Paz Estate 

  • 3:30–5:00pm  | Return to Pullman Melbourne Albert Park (optional stop at Dights Falls time permitting) 

 

 

AMOUNT
50.00
TOTAL

Field Trips

Please select your attendance to the below Field Trips. Limited spots are available!
Note: Further details - including transport schedules, recommended clothing and equipment, accessibility information and any required forms - will be circulated closer to the date.  

Wil-im-ee Moor-ring (Home of Many Axes)

Date | Monday 2 February 2026   
Inclusions | Tour fee includes return transport & light refreshments
Overview | Experience one of Australia’s most significant Aboriginal cultural sites through the guidance of Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Traditional Owners.  

Wil-im-ee Moor-ring (Mount William) is an internationally recognised greenstone quarry and major pre-colonial trade centre, known for producing stone axe heads exchanged across southeastern Australia. This immersive experience is an opportunity for AESC delegates to deepen their understanding of Country and broaden their scientific perspectives through Indigenous knowledge systems that have shaped the continent for tens of thousands of years. 

Accessibility: This experience involves approximately three hours of walking on unformed ground with some trip hazards and areas of gentle undulation.

Itinerary Overview | 

  • 8:00am | Bus arrives at Pullman Melbourne  

  • 8:30am | Depart Pullman for Mount Wellington (approx. 2-hour drive) 

  • 10:30am | Arrival and check-in for walking tour 

  • 11:00am - 2:00pm | Cultural walking tour 

  • 2:30pm | Lunch (delegates to purchase their own meal) 

  • 4:30pm | Depart for Pullman Melbourne 

  • 6:30pm | Arrive back at Pullman 

AMOUNT
50.00
TOTAL

Cape Liptrap Ophiolite, Bell Point & Waratah Faults

Date | Saturday, 31 January  - Sunday, 1 February 2026 
Inclusions | Field Trip cost includes transport, accommodation & field materials
Overview | Explore one of southeastern Australia’s most impressive coastal geology localities on this two-day immersive field experience. Led by Dr Kevin C. Hill, Dr Eleanor C.R. Green and Dr Jim Driscoll, this trip takes delegates through classic exposures of the Cape Liptrap ophiolite, fault systems, and associated Paleozoic stratigraphy. 

Delegates will investigate deformed Cambrian serpentinite and gabbros, pillow basalts, folded Ordovician carbonates, and key fault structures, including the Bell Point Fault Zone and the Waratah Fault. With drone imagery, detailed coastal traverses and expert guidance, participants will develop a deeper understanding of the region’s complex accretionary margin geology and its broader tectonic implications for southeastern Australia. 

This field trip involves two full days in the field along rocky intertidal platforms and beaches, with an overnight stay in shared cabins at the Venus Bay Caravan Park. 

Difficulty: Challenging – Participants must be able to walk 3–5 km/day on uneven, slippery, and rocky intertidal terrain. 

Itinerary Overview |

Day 1 

  • 6:30am | Depart Pullman Melbourne Albert Park  

  • Drive to Tarwin Lower for breakfast/supplies stop 

  • Continue to Bear Gully Campground 

  • Full-day coastal geology traverses (Maitland Beach, Point Grinder, Walkerville South) 

  • Evening | Check in to shared cabins at Venus Bay Caravan Park 

Day 2 

  • 8:00am | Breakfast & morning briefing 

  • 9:00am | Depart for Digger Island coastal traverse 

  • Full-day field investigations across ophiolite, carbonates, pillow lavas & fault zones 

  • 3:30pm | Return walk to Bear Gully / vehicle pickup 

  • 4:30pm | Depart for Melbourne 

  • 8:30pm | Arrive Melbourne Convention Centre 

AMOUNT
390.00
TOTAL

Interplay of regolith and city fringe landscapes

Date | Saturday 7 February 2026 
Cost | $50 per person | Free for ARGA members
Overview | Discover how geology, soils, vegetation and land use intersect across Melbourne’s city fringe in this engaging, full-day field trip designed by the Australian Regolith Geoscientists Association (ARGA).  

Led by Owen Missen, Anna Petts and Steve Hill, delegates will explore regolith processes in urban-adjacent landscapes and soil-landscape interactions across key localities. 

Beginning with an in-depth examination of regolith-landscape relationships at the Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, before travelling to Sir Paz Estate in Wandin East, for a guided vineyard soils and regolith experience led by owner Peter Zapris, who will outline how geological and soil characteristics influence on viticulture. This trip is ideal for those interested in landscape evolution, soil science, ecological interactions and the practical applications of regolith knowledge in agricultural settings. 

Itinerary Overview | 

  • 8:30am  | Depart Pullman Melbourne Albert Park 

  • 9:45am–12:00pm| Cranbourne Botanic Gardens 

  • 12:00–1:00pm  | Travel to Sir Paz Estate 

  • 1:00–2:00pm  | Vineyard soils and regolith tour 

  • 2:00–3:30pm  | Lunch at Sir Paz Estate 

  • 3:30–5:00pm  | Return to Pullman Melbourne Albert Park (optional stop at Dights Falls time permitting) 

Social Functions

Please indicate which social functions you will be attending below.
Please note: One ticket to the Welcome Reception is included in registration costs. The Convention Cocktail Party is an additional cost. 

Welcome Reception

Feb 03, 2026
AMOUNT
95.00
TOTAL

Convention Cocktail Party

Feb 05, 2026 | 1830 - 2230
AMOUNT
135.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
175.00
TOTAL

Social Functions

Please indicate your attendance at the Convention Cocktail Party below.
Please note: The Convention Cocktail Party is an additional cost

Convention Cocktail Party

Feb 05, 2026 | 1830 - 2230
AMOUNT
135.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
175.00
TOTAL

Early Career Geoscientist Evening

An Early Career Geoscientist Evening will be held for all Early Career Researchers and Students attending AESC2026. This event will be held on Wednesday 4 February. Please RSVP below to confirm your attendance.

Summary

Terms and Conditions

Payment

Thank You

Thank you for your registration. A confirmation and summary of your registration details will be emailed to you from registration@aescgsa.com.au. If you do not receive this email within a few minutes of submitting, please contact the Convention Secretariat. 

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