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\nThe European Mars Conference 2017 (EMC17) was the annual meeting of the European Mars Societies<\/a> focussing on human and robotic exploration of the Red Planet.<\/strong> The 17th EMC offered a communication and discussion platform for disciplines ranging from engineering, science, mission programmatics and space operations, space policy and arts. As in the past years scientists and people with a passion for Mars exploration were meeting in order to learn more about Mars and exchange experience, information and views.<\/p>\n

Highlights included updates<\/strong> on current and future Mars missions, expert panels, a student forum<\/a> and the science and operations behind the major international Mars analog simulation “AMADEE-18”<\/a> in Oman.<\/p>\n

This year’s EMC17 was hosted by the Austrian Space Forum (OeWF)<\/a> and the University of Innsbruck<\/a>.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n\n\tEMC17 Final Report<\/a>\n\n

This was the European Mars Conference 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n