The morning briefings, hosted by Niamh Shaw, are designed to give you a quick, interactive overview of the day ahead, including key scientific highlights and any important updates from the organizing team. Whether you're a researcher, student, or member of the media, the briefing will help you navigate the program and make the most of your time at the congress.

The morning briefings, hosted by Niamh Shaw, are designed to give you a quick, interactive overview of the day ahead, including key scientific highlights and any important updates from the organizing team. Whether you're a researcher, student, or member of the media, the briefing will help you navigate the program and make the most of your time at the congress.

The morning briefings, hosted by Niamh Shaw, are designed to give you a quick, interactive overview of the day ahead, including key scientific highlights and any important updates from the organizing team. Whether you're a researcher, student, or member of the media, the briefing will help you navigate the program and make the most of your time at the congress.

The morning briefings, hosted by Niamh Shaw, are designed to give you a quick, interactive overview of the day ahead, including key scientific highlights and any important updates from the organizing team. Whether you're a researcher, student, or member of the media, the briefing will help you navigate the program and make the most of your time at the congress.

The morning briefings, hosted by Niamh Shaw, are designed to give you a quick, interactive overview of the day ahead, including key scientific highlights and any important updates from the organizing team. Whether you're a researcher, student, or member of the media, the briefing will help you navigate the program and make the most of your time at the congress.

ESA’s Space Safety programme has started preparatory work for its next planetary defence candidate mission – the Rapid Apophis Mission for Space Safety (RAMSES). Its main objective is the characterisation of the asteroid (99942) Apophis before, during and after its close encounter with Earth in April 2029. The findings will provide crucial knowledge on the properties and response of a small asteroid to external actions (here, Earth’s tidal forces), and therefore improve our ability to defend our planet from any similar object found to be on a collision course in the future. The briefing will give an update on the mission goals, payload, development and international participation. Europe’s space ministers will decide at ESA’s Ministerial Council in November 2025 whether to support RAMSES for launch.

16:30 EEST: Welcome

Anita Heward, Press Officer, EPSC-DPS2025.



16:35 EEST: Speakers

Monica Lazzarin (University of Padova) and Patrick Michel (CNRS / Observatoire de la Côte d'Azur): RAMSES science and payloads.
Paolo Martino (RAMSES Project Manager, ESA): RAMSES project status.
Seiji Sugita (University of Tokyo and Science Management Board of RAMSES): Japanese participation in RAMSES.

This press briefing will focus on several recent discoveries with the Juno Mission, including in-situ and remote observations of the ultraviolet footprint of the moon Callisto by the Juno spacecraft.



12:45 EEST: Welcome

Anita Heward, Press Officer, EPSC-DPS2025



12: 50 EEST: Speakers

Recent discoveries with Juno.
Scott Bolton:
In-situ and remote observations of the ultraviolet footprint of the moon Callisto by the Juno spacecraft.
Vincent Hue
Nicolas André
Alessandro Moirano