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Education and Capacity Building are essential components of ESA’s mission. In a context where society is confronted with new global

Some myths about Etna from Pindar to pseudo-Virgil Louisa Laj Master d’Antiquité MéditerranéenneEcole Pratique des Hautes ÉtudesUniversité Sorbonne, Paris, France

Louisa Laj Etudiante en Lettres Classiques louisalaj@yahoo.fr FORMATION Master d’Antiquité méditerranéenne Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes – Sorbonne, Paris (Depuisoctobre

Amalia Castro Gomez Remote Sensing Project Scientist RSAC c/o ESA-ESRIN Amalia.castro.gomez@esa.int EDUCATION2015 MSc in Geo-information Sciences at Wageningen University, The

Jean-Luc Bérenguer Geoazur Laboratory (University Côte d’Azur)250 rue Einstein – 06560 Valbonne – FranceScience teacherberenguer@unice.fr Executive board, supervision students, teaching,

Fabrice Mourau Science teacherEducation Nationale/Observatoire EDUMED (UCA)fabrice-benjami.mourau@ac-nice.fe(+33) 6 51 65 36 95Edumed.unice.fr ; www.eauxsouterraines.eu EDUCATION1999 Maîtrise de biologie des populations

Diane Carrer Earth Science and Life Science TeacherInternational High School , Valbonne,Académie de Nice FranceDiane.carrer@ac-nice.fr / diane.carrer@gmail.comTel: +33 6 74

Emilia Poli-Marchese Retired Professor University of Catania epolimar@unict.it EDUCATION 1959-1962- She stayed abroad, by qualified international research Centers (in Germany

Stefano Branca Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e VulcanologiaStefano.branca@ingv.itTel +390957165820 EDUCATION 1993 – Degree in Geological Sciences at the University of