Join us at Sorbonne University - campus Pierre and Marie Curie for our symposium on vertebrate paleophysiology advancements. This event, taking place from September 11th to 13th, 2024, in the Fourcade Room at the Center of Research in Paleontology Paris (CR2P), supported by the National Museum of Natural History (MNHN), promises to be an enlightening experience. We're honored to have distinguished experts, including Roger Seymour, Professor Emeritus at the University of Adelaide, as our guest of honor. His impactful work has greatly advanced our understanding of paleophysiology.

Symposium Highlights:

Seven Key Talks: Dive into 40-minute talks by leading experts, each followed by a 5-minute Q&A session for in-depth discussions.

Master Talk: Don't miss a master talk by Professor Roger Seymour, offering groundbreaking insights as the symposium's finale.

Location: 4 place Jussieu 75005 Paris. Sorbonne University, Tower 46-56, 5th Floor at Center for Research on Palaeontology - Paris (CR2P). The symposium will be in the 5th arrondissement's Quartier Latin, an area steeped in history and known for its ties to the ancient city of Lutetia and the Sorbonne's legacy.

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We're excited to see you at Sorbonne University in September!

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