From the AmeriFlux website:

Once again, we will host the meeting in hybrid mode. This meeting is open to any eddy-covariance enthusiast, including early career scientists! Presentations and breakout discussions will be open to virtual attendees as much as technically feasible. Some agenda items (site visits, in-person poster session, conference dinner) will not be accessible to virtual attendees. Virtual attendance will be free. An all-virtual poster session will take place on September 10, giving all attendees a chance to come together.

These topics are of special interest this year, but all topics are welcome:

1. Remote sensing, e.g. SIF, linking ground based and satellite observations, linking data across scales and methods, combining remote sensing and flux data for enhanced impact
2. Fluxes in anthro-systems: urban and agricultural environments
3. Nature-based climate solutions, carbon offset monitoring; applied science with flux data
4. Innovation and imagination: new (data) products, statistical approaches, toolkits, new techniques, novel modeling approaches, harnessing AI
5. History and future of AmeriFlux
6. General flux science: submit your abstracts on any work relating to eddy-covariance fluxes.

Join Ben Conrad, Campbell Scientific Director of Micrometeorology, at the Early Career Networking Workshop on September 3 from 1:00 to 5:30 p.m. PT.