30th Goldschmidt Conference – Geochemistry and Society Special Sessions

地球、环境和空间科学（EESS）依赖于不断增长的国际团队、合作、多样化的研究小组和开放的、可互操作的数据。作为在Goldschmidt 2020举行的第30届Goldschmidt会议的庆祝活动，主题15“地球化学与社会”将侧重于各学科所有代表感兴趣的核心主题，重点是与社会相关的问题以及与会议地点（夏威夷和环太平洋地区）相关的问题。这一主题将探讨人类科学的未来——重大的科学和社会挑战，与社会、人类和环境健康日益密切的联系，以及未来需要什么样的劳动力来参与和应对这些机遇。职业发展、激励和奖励可以更好地配合劳动力需求，世界许多地区也可以努力提高多样性、包容性和对EESS的参与（和意识）。这笔旅费补助金将用于支持传统上不参加会议的重要受邀专家。Goldschmidt 2020的主题15（地球化学与社会）从地球化学的角度讲述了我们星球的未来，以及我们如何在地球上生活，太阳系之外，我们的科学，以及我们对社会的参与。主题将集中于5个感兴趣的主题(1)地球化学和地质灾害，(2)地球及地球以外的生命起源，(3)面对气候变化和生物多样性丧失的陆地和海洋的未来，(4)地球科学的多样性和包容性，以及(5)社交媒体时代的科学教学和传播。寻求各种各样的发言者来帮助讨论所有主题，特别强调主题1、4和5。这些都是与社会高度相关的主题，早期职业地球科学家准备协助解决与这些主题相关的问题和问题。职业发展、激励和奖励可以更好地与支持相关的地球科学劳动力需求相一致，也可以在世界许多地区努力提高多样性、包容性和对EESS的参与（和意识）。讲座将向公众开放，并邀请来自代表性不足群体的高中生和大学生参加。这些谈话将被录下来并向公众开放。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命，并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估，被认为值得支持。

Part 1The Earth, environmental and space sciences (EESS) depend on growing international teams, collaboration, diverse research groups, and open, interoperable data. As a celebration of the 30th Goldschmidt conference at Goldschmidt 2020, Theme 15 “Geochemistry and Society” will focus on core topics of interest to all delegates across the disciplines, with emphasis on issues relevant to society and related to the location of the conference (Hawaii and the Pacific Rim). This Theme will explore the future of our science—the major scientific and social challenges, the growing connections with society, human and environmental health, and what workforce is needed to engage and address these opportunities in the future. Career advancement, incentives, and rewards could be better aligned to support workforce needs, as could efforts to enhance diversity, inclusiveness and participation in (and awareness of) EESS in many regions of the world. This travel grant will support key invited experts who would traditionally not participate in the conference.Part 2Theme 15 (Geochemistry and Society) at Goldschmidt 2020 is about the future of our planet and how we live on it, the solar system beyond, our science, and our involvement in society, from a geochemical perspective. The Theme will focus on 5 topics of interest (1) Geochemistry and GeoHazards, (2) Origin of Life on Earth and Beyond, (3) Future of Land and Sea in the Face of Climate Change and Biodiversity Loss, (4) Diversity and Inclusion in the Geosciences, and (5) Teaching and Communicating Science in the Age of Social Media. A diverse set of speakers are sought to help address all topics with particular emphasis on topics 1, 4 and 5. These are topics highly relevant to society and early career geoscientists are poised to assist in the solution creation for issues and questions related to these topics. Career advancement, incentives, and rewards could be better aligned to support related geoscience workforce needs, as could efforts to enhance diversity, inclusiveness and participation in (and awareness of) EESS in many regions of the world. The talks will be open to the general public and invitee high school and college students from under represented groups will be invited to participate. The talks will be recorded and available to the public.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.