The following topics and subtopics for sessions, symposia and workshops are proposed for the present edition. Move the cursor over the topics in order to see a more detailed description. Additional topics and subtopics can be proposed by the potential attendants.

1. Lacustrine basins in their tectonic environments
   
   • Tectonic controls on lacustrine basin evolution and records
   • Geodynamic cyclicity recorded in lacustrine sequences
   • Lacustrine record of Global Tectonics: From super-continent break-up to orogenic assembly
2. Lacustrine environments and basin fill: Depositional systems, Facies Assemblages and Sequence Stratigraphy
   
   • Lacustrine terrigenous clastic sequences
   • Carbonate lacustrine sequences
   • Saline lakes and evaporite sequences
   • Wetlands and Lakes through time and space: The Ground Water Connection
   • From springs and rivers to lakes: Tufa and travertine deposits
   • Karstic lakes
   • Volcanic and hydrothermal-related lakes
   • Glacial and subglacial lakes. The Antarctic "new world"
   • Sequence Stratigraphy in lacustrine systems. Unravelling tectonic and climatic forcing
   • Pedogenesis related to wetland and lacustrine environments. From subaqueous soil records to calcretes
   • 3D reconstruction and numerical modelling of lacustrine depositional systems and related deposits
   • Lacustrine biogenic carbonates as paleoenvironmental archives
3. Integrated views of catchment-lacustrine basin systems
   
   • Lacustrine records of landscape evolution: Tectonic, Morphologic and Climatic interplay
   • Landscape and downstream lacustrine systems: From weathering-erosion and sediment routing to basin fill deposition
   • Numerical modelling of crustal evolution and related lacustrine basins
4. Economic resources in lacustrine sequences
   
   • Lacustrine coals
   • The petroleum play in lacustrine basins
   • Metallic ores in lacustrine basins
   • Salt deposits and brines in lacustrine basins
   • Raw materials in lacustrine basins
   • Water resources and supply from lacustrine systems
5. Lacustrine paleobiotas. Exceptional fossil assemblage records in lacustrine sequences
   
   • Evolving lacustrine paleobiotas
   • Endemisms in large, long-lived lacustrine basins
   • Exceptionally preserved continental paleobiotic records in lacustrine sequences
   • Bioturbation and ichnofacies in lacustrine settings: paleoecological and paleoenvironmental significance
6. Geomicrobiology studies applied to lacustrine systems
   
   • The role of bacteria in the endogenic lacustrine carbonate formation
   • Early diagenetic processes in lacustrine ecosystems related to bacteria communities
   • Geological impact of microbial transformations in lacustrine ecosystems over geologic time
7. New proxies and advanced techniques. Lacustrine record dating.
   
   • Advances in scientific drilling and seismic exploration from ancient to recent lacustrine sequences
   • Geochronology of lacustrine records. New dating techniques and approaches
   • Paleomagnetic studies in lacustrine records
   • Advances in Biochemistry applied to lacustrine records
   • Multi-indicator records of lacustrine environmental changes
8. Isotope Geochemistry in lacustrine records
   
   • Isotopic records of paleoclimate, paleoweathering, paleodrainage and paleohydrology
   • Isotopic records of anthropogenic action on lakes
9. Precambrian to Neogene lacustrine records. Tectonic, climatic and hydrologic significance
   
   • Pre-Quaternary lacustrine records all over the world
   • Lakes in Early Earth History: Archean-Proterozoic lacustrine records
   • Pre-Quaternary lacustrine records in the peri-Mediterranean regions. From Iberia to the Middle East
   • From Lake to Sea and from Sea to Lake: Pannonian and Lago-Mare-like systems. Paleohydrological and paleoenvironmental frontiers
   • Studies on cyclicity and periodicity. Searching for tectonic and/or climatic forcing
   • Linkages between continental and marine records. An integrated paleoclimatic history
   • Ancient lacustrine records and paleoclimatic modelling
10. Pleistocene-Holocene lacustrine records of regional and global environmental changes (climatic, tectonic, hydrologic)
    
    • Paleohydrological evolution: linkage to climatic and morphologic changes
    • Reconstructing climate seasonality in recent lacustrine records
    • Annual and subannual lacustrine records. Paleoenvironmental significance
    • Impact of climate change on recent lakes: latitudinal inter-comparison
    • From Alaska to Patagonia, a transect of Quaternary lacustrine records in the Americas. Environmental,cultural and climatic changes
    • Lacustrine records of Quaternary climatic and cultural changes
    • Inter-hemispheric teleconnections of lacustrine records. Linkage between lacustrine, ice and oceanic records. Records of ENSO and NAO
    • Climate Change during the Glacial-Interglacial Transitions. Lacustrine record and effects
    • Quaternary Lakes. A Mediterranean perpsective
    • Quaternary lacustrine records in the Iberian Peninsula.Environmental,cultural and climatic changes
    • Quaternary lacustrine records and paleoclimatic modelling
11. Monitoring lacustrine systems as natural laboratories
    
    • Quantitative calibration of lake proxies: monitoring and experiments
    • Anthropogenic influences on sediment chemistry as a way to evaluate temporal stresses on aquatic ecosystems
12. Natural hazard record in lacustrine sequences
    
    • Record of catastrophic events (earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, floods, mass wasting and other natural hazards)
    • Catastrophic lacustrine floods
    • Killing lacustrine gas emissions
13. Limnogeology in artificial lakes: From ancient dams to the Three Gorges water reservoir
    
    • Water reservoir management in relation to its geological setting.
    • Contribution of Limnogeology to management of hydrological resources in water reservoirs.
14. Limnogeology and management of natural heritage (wetlands, lakes and "points of geological interest")
    
15. Extraterrestrial lakes: From Europe to Mars
    
    • Lacustrine systems in Mars and in other planets of the Solar System.