ETW: From One Side of the World to the Other - 15 Hours Apart!

This summer, some of the world’s most exciting scientific events are taking place on nearly opposite ends of the globe — between Canada and New Zealand, with Australia right in between.
Did you know that a hypothetical direct flight between Quebec (Canada) and Dunedin (New Zealand) could take up to 15 hours? That’s how far the global scientific community stretches to exchange ideas, discoveries, and innovation.

Here’s an ETW spotlight on 3 standout events for researchers, academics, and science enthusiasts:
⭐Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) Summer Meeting
⭐International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS 2025)
⭐International Congress of the History of Science and Technology (ICHST 2025)

🌐 Whether you’re passionate about math, earth sciences, or the history of human innovation, this summer is packed with opportunities to connect globally — no matter which side of the world you’re on!