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We are now in the final rush. We will meet in few weeks for the great feast of palaeontology in Paris.Please read carefully the information below.
FOR SECURITY REASONS
The badge will be requested all along the IPC, on all congress sites (sessions, cocktail, exhibition, dinner, …). Accompanying persons should also wear badge and shouldn’t be present on sites during the ses-sions. Accompanying person who participates in the cocktail and dinner has to be registered and to have paid the fees. Luggage is strictly forbidden on all sites. On Friday, a luggage deposit will be organized.
FOR THE RESPECT OF ALL
The debates should be courteous and respectful.In order to find a balance between embracing social media and protecting authors’ work, we set forth the following guidelines:• Do not photograph or video record a talk or poster without the authors’ express permission.• Never post any images or video without the authors’ permission.• The default assumption is to allow open discussion of IPC5 presentations on social media.• However, please respect any request from an author to not disseminate the contents of their
presentation.• The following icons may be included on slides or posters to express that no result should be
posted on any social media networks or blogs-device settings.
REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
Sunday July 8th registration:
If possible, please come and register on Sunday. It will be quieter and more convivial than Monday morning.When: from 03:00 p.m. to 06:30 p.m.Where: on Pierre and Marie Curie Campus of Sorbonne University (5 on the map below), around Tower 25.How to reach: Metro lines 7 and 10, stop "Jussieu", bus lines 89, 67 stop "Jussieu"; banners with logo will show you the entrance.Plus: a buffet with French cheeses and wines will be available.
Monday July 9th registration:
When: from 08:00 p.m. to 11:00 a.m.Where: Maison de la Mutualité (6 on the map below), 24 rue Saint Victor. How to reach: Metro line 7 stop "Jussieu", and Metro line 10 stop "Cardinal Lemoine", bus lines 63, 86, 87 stop "Monge Mutualité"; banners with logo will show you the entrance.Coffee will be available.
Late registration:
Someone will always be present on the IPC5 stand, on Pierre and Marie Curie Campus,
throughout the congress from Monday 9th, 12:30.
GENERAL PLANNING
Overview of the week
SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS AND ORGANIzERS
SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS ORGANIZERSS1 Ancient ecosystems trapped in amber B. Wang, V. Perrichot, E. Jarzembowski S2 Angiosperms, from the beginning to their diversification A. Boura, D. De Franceschi,
J.B. Diez-FerrerS3 Back to the sea:
from Late Palaeozoic to Cenozoic, the Tetrapod adventureN. Bardet, V. Fischer, A. Houssaye, S. Jouve, O. Lambert, P. Vincent
S4 Big Data in Palaeontology: sharing knowledge for leveraging research options
W. Kiessling, L. Villier, J. Bardin
S5 Biodiversity changes through times: crisis and radiations S. Crasquin, T. AdatteS6 Biominerals through time: evolution, taphonomy and traces in the
geological recordA.H. Knoll, K. Benzerara, S. Bernard
S7 Bird in the past environments D. Angst, A. Chinsamy-TuranS8 CancelledS9 Coevolution of life and environments: integrating the
palaeoecological, sedimentological and geochemical recordsL. Tackett, L. Tarhan
S10 Conservation palaeobiology and historical ecology of marine ecosystems
P. G. Albano, A. O’Dea, M. Zuschin
S11 Data, dispersals and interchanges through time: a land mammal perspective
P.O. Antoine, V. Zeitoun, L.J. Flynn
S12 Early animal life J. Vannier, J.B. CaronS13 Evolution of Indo-Pakistan biotas from the break-up of
Gondwanaland (Late Jurassic) to the initiation of the collision with Eurasia (Eocene): between endemism and dispersals
G. Métais, D. De Franceschi, G.V.R. Prasad
S14 Evolution of trees and forests B. Meyer-Berthaux, A.L. Decombeix, P. Gerrienne
S15 Experimental approaches in palaeontology: new data from old fossils
G. Merceron, T. Tütken, G. Bérillon
S16 Fossil 2D/3D imagery: approaches, advances, management R. Lebrun, M. Orliac, I. Rahman, I. Rouget
S17 Fossils and Recent, molecules & morphology: dialogs in phylogenetics
G. Billet, N. Puillandre, G. Giribet
S18 Functional morphology of the cranium in vertebrates C. Pfaff, J. KriwetS19 How to build a palaeontological collection:
expeditions, excavations, exchangesE. Buffetaut, I. Podgorny
S20 Intimate interactions O. Béthoux, N. Robin, T. WapplerS21 Konservat-Lagerstätten S. Charbonnier, J. T. HaugS22 Life in Palaeozoic seas and oceans E. Nardin, V. Perrier, T. VandenbrouckeS23 Life in the time of Pangaea: volcanism, warming, anoxia,
acidification and extinctionA.M. Dunhill, D.P.G. Bond, P.B. Wignall
S24 Macroecology and the fossil record G. Escarguel, E. Fara, S. FritzS25 Mesozoic palaeontology and palaeoenvironments of Indochina J. Legrand, T. Tsuihiji, T. KomatsuS26 Microorganism evolution and interaction with biogeochemical
cycles and climateA. Bartolini, S. Gardin, L. O’Dogherty
S27 Neogene continental environments in Africa and Eurasia B. Senut, L. Ségalen, N. FagelS28 New trends in biostratigraphy - Stratigraphic section (SGF) session E. Nardin, D. Desmares, J. PalfyS29 Palaeobiodiversity of Southeast Asia H. Tong, V. Suteethorn, J. ClaudeS30 Palaeontology and geological heritage G. Egoroff, S. Charbonnier, A. LefortS31 Palaeobiodiversity and evolutionary history of vertebrates in Africa N. Jalil, E. Gheerbrant,
A. Chinsamy-Turan, E. Seiffert S32 Palaeobiogeography S. Kiel S33 Shell beds through time: implications for palaeoecology,
taphonomy and evolutionJ.H. Nebelsick, M. Zuschin, A. Tomasovych
S34 Testing and developing phylogenetic methods in palaeontology J. O’Reilly, M. Puttick, D. Pisani, P. Donoghue
S35 The conservation of palaeontological collections: challenge and perspectives
V. Rouchon
S36 The Devonian: life, environments and time J. Marshall, L. Slavik, C. BrettS37 The onset of the Great Ordovician Biodiversification (GOBE):
fossils, radiations and Lagerstätten - IGCP 653 sessionT. Servais, D. Harper, B. Lefebvre, A. Hunter
S38 CancelledS39 Timetrees M. Laurin, G. Didier, R. WarnockS40 Vertebrate palaeophysiology J. Cubo, A.K. HuttenlockerS41 XXIst Century palaeohistology of mineralized tissue M. Rücklin, G. Cuny, D. Germain,
S. SanchezS42 "Early" vertebrates: from fossils to genomes A. Pradel, D. Davesne, R. SansomS43 Open session D. Gommery, M.B. Forel
The sessions will take place in 11 different rooms in parallel.
ORAL AND POSTER FORMATS
English is the official language of the meeting. The following icons may be included on slides or posters to express that no result should be posted on any social media networks or blogs-device settings.
Oral presentations
• The oral presentations will be 12 min long with 3 additional min for questions. The timing shouldbe very strictly respected.
• The slides should be in standard format 4:3.• Presentation formats only in PDF file (check the external media (videos) links before uploading).
No PowerPoint files.• The presentations have to be uploaded during the break before the beginning of each sub-
session.• A PC computer will be available for all.• If your participation was funded by a travel grant, this must be acknowledged on your presentation,
"sponsored by…".
Poster presentations
The IPC5 Congress organisers look forward to seeing your poster on display during the meeting and thank you in advance for your co-operation in following these guidelines:• Posters should be presented in portrait layout.• Maximum poster dimensions are A0: 841 mm (width) x 1189 mm (height).• A number will be assigned to each poster related to the Session. Please put up your poster at the
beginning of the meeting at the attributed place. All the posters will stay throughout the congress.• Posters will be hanging on railings and the pliers will be provided.• If your participation was funded by a travel grant, this must be acknowledged on your poster,
"sponsored by…".
Posters may be hung Sunday 8th afternoon during registration or during lunch break Monday 9th.
EXCURSION AND WORKSHOPS
For all questions contact directly the organizer.
ExcursionsE1 & E2 Geological strolls // [email protected] SOLEIL synchrotron and the AST-RX CT Scan & E4 IPANEMA‚ SOLEIL // [email protected] Quarries at Meudon // [email protected] Centre de Recherche pour la Conservation des Collections // [email protected] Anjou noir, Anjou blanc, Anjou rouge // [email protected] Early Cretaceous Dinosaur Bonebed of Angeac-Charente // [email protected] Geology‚ wine and culture // [email protected] Mid-Late Palaeozoic of western Europe // [email protected]
WorkshopsSC1 Geobiodiversity Database // [email protected] Palaeontology‚ databases and interactive keys‚ a winning combination // [email protected] Scientific illustrations // [email protected]
IPC6 HOSTING
Call for proposals, to be submitted to the Council of the International Palaeontological Association by 1st March 2019, to host IPC 6 in 2022. The project could be presented during IPA meeting on Wednesday 10th afternoon.
EDUROAM CONFIGURATION BEFORE YOUR ARRIVAL IN FRANCE
Don’t forget to configure your internet connection by EDUROAM before leaving your country. It will be the best way to have internet on the congress sites.
WI-FI will be available in Pierre and Marie Curie Campus of Sorbonne University and National Natural History Museum. The most convenient WI-FI connections require an EDUROAM account. https://www.eduroam.org/You need to configure your computer/device for EDUROAM access: https://cat.eduroam.org/The IPC5 Staff will not provide support regarding EDUROAM Wi-Fi device settings.If your country is not in the EDUROAM network, some login will be given for the Pierre and Marie Curie site.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPECT
The abstract book will be only on a USB Stick.In order to limit plastic waste, eco-cups will be distributed to each participant. Please use them as much as you can.
LIABILITY - INSURANCE
The Conference organizers cannot accept liability for personal accidents or loss of, or damage to private property of participants, either during or indirectly arising from the IPC5. Participants are advised to take out their own personal health and travel insurance for their trip.
SIDE EVENTS
French vocal music event
Monday July 9th, 6:15 - 7:30 p.m., we you offer you a trip through French music from the Renaissance to modern times.This concert will be given by professional singer and pianist together with amateur choirs.The first part will be devoted to the French Renaissance, featuring drinking (mainly) and love songs. Then it will continue with French songs from the first half of the XXth century.Appropriately the concert will end with extracts from "La vie Parisienne" (The Parisian life) of Jacques Offenbach. Finally, try to sing with us in French, the classics ….
With:Céline Valadez, soprano and choir directorGaëlle Coquempot, pianoSergio Valadez, accordionPavane ChoirCouac Choir
This happy moment is free and open to all in Auditorium, Pierre et Marie Curie Campus, Sorbonne University, in the basement of the poster area.
Cocktail dinatoîre
With the support of the Paleontological Society, on Tuesday 10th, from 06:30 p.m., we invite you to enjoy an amazing entertainment and a typically French buffet during the «cocktail dinatoîre» in the Great Gallery of Evolution in the National Museum of Natural History.
During this party, you will have the opportunity to visit all the Great Gallery of Evolution and the temporary exhibition of Trix, a quite complete female of T. rex discovered in Montana, USA. http://www.mnhn.fr/en/visit/agenda/exposition/t-rex-paris
Gala Dinner
The Gala Dinner will take place on the Seine River on Thursday July, 12th evening.
We will leave from Jardin des Plantes (Quai Saint Bernard) at 07:15 p.m. and have dinner during the trip along the Seine River. The cruise will finish at the Eiffel Tower around 11:30 p.m. You will be free to enjoy night in Paris….The last Metros stop between midnight and 01:00 a.m. The last buses leave around 11:50 p.m. After this time, Paris has special night buses Noctilien with their own itineraries and fewer stops. See the web site rapt.fr with English version.
Fossilmania in the Jardin des Plantes
Around the T. rex exhibition, animations are proposed in the Jardin des Plantes.www.mnhn.fr/en/node/5314
Pedagogic project
From a moulting to an art project.A workshop was organized by the Head of the CR2P (Centre of Research in Palaeobiodiversity and Palaeoenvironments – CNRS-MNHN-SU) and the art teacher of the Learning Centre (Campus des métiers et de l’entreprise) of Bobigny in Seine-Saint-Denis.See the exhibition on the IPC5 Stand.
Illustration Contest
In the frame of the fossil week there will be an exhibition with scientific illustrations of all areas of palaeontology.
The contest comprises two categories of participants:• Professionals: illustrations produced in collaboration with scientists from the international
paleontological community, either for international scientific publications, or for books and public expositions.
• Amateurs: illustrations produced without professional help from the scientific community.
And two themes:• Realistic reconstruction of an organism in its hypothetical (living) aspect, with or without its
palaeoenvironment.• Fossil drawing of an isolated element or composition of fossils (fossilized organisms).
Each participant can submit a single illustration per theme, but he may contribute illustrations to both themes.The illustrations will be submitted between May 17 and June 24, 2018, in digital format at the following e-mail: [email protected]
Voting will take place from July 7 to 12, 2018, and the results will be released on July 13, in the evening closing ceremony, and will subsequently be posted on the Facebook page of the IPC5.
Please read carefully the instructions and the rules: https://ipc5.sciencesconf.org/data/pages/Drawing_contest.pdfParticipation in this competition implies that the participant accepts the terms of these rules without reserve.
