Many of the the big conferences of the year have moved to an online format.
If you're missing that conference fix, do check out these links!

EGU: 
https://egu2020.eu/sharing_geoscience_online/sharing_geoscience_online.html

Goldschmidt:
https://goldschmidt.info/2020/

Euorpen Lunar Symposium:
https://els2020.arc.nasa.gov/

The LPI are hosting a Virtual Early Planetary Networking Event beginning this Friday April 24th continuing all next week (April 27 - May 1). The purpose of this event is to provide early career students and postdocs the opportunity to highlight their research experience and skill sets for potential employers/advisors. 
 
The URL to attend and the program and will be posted on the LPSC 2020 website. 

The University of Bristol is currently accepting applications for the following STFC-funded PhD projects, starting in September 2020:

- "In situ dating of meteoritic olivine" (Supervisors: Professor Tim Elliott and Dr Chris Coath) 

- "Comparative planetary seismology across the telluric planets" (Supervisor: Dr Jessica Irving) 

- "Titan: exploring planet atmospheres using infra-red spectroscopy" (Supervisor:  Dr Nick Teanby)

Application deadline: 1st May 2020.

Further project particulars and application information can be found at:
http://www.bris.ac.uk/earthsciences/courses/postgraduate/phd-research.html

Note: These funded positions are only available for students fulfilling UK national requirements (either UK nationals, or have been resident in the UK for the last 3 years for a purpose which is not full-time education).

ESA currently has a vacancy for a 4 year position as a Mars/Moon sample scientist at ESA ESTEC (The Netherlands)

For more details follow this link:

Want to study planetary sciences at Birkbeck College (University of London)? Check out these new PhD projects for a Oct 2020 start:

http://www.bbk.ac.uk/student-services/financial-support/phd-funding/stfc-studentship

The February publication digest is out, check it out here:

February 2020 Digest