European Astrobiology Network Association 

EANA was established in 2001 as an exploratory non-benefit association with the reason to unite European specialists keen on that new field of astrobiology, to cultivate their participation, to draw in understudies and youthful researchers and to advance astrobiology. EANA as of now joins delegates of 19 European countries dynamic in astrobiology: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom. EANA is connected with global astrobiology bunches in Brazil, China, Japan, Mexico and USA (NAI). The EANA Executive Council has a sum of 36 individuals, of which 19 are national agents and 17 are chosen individuals. EANA holds yearly workshops in one of its part nations and has sorted out a tele-showing system ABC-Net (AstroBiology address Course Network) in collaboration with ESA. Since, there are a few focuses of perfection in astrobiology or related fields of examination in Europe, there was and is a need that they are co-ordinated to share their mastery and exploration offices. This was the primary drive for European researchers to compose and make an European Astrobiology Network Association (EANA) for the exploratory advantage and people in general all in all. The European Space Agency bolsters the EANA Network and gives access to the ESA Virtual Institute for Astrobiology. The Virtual Institute encourages interchanges and sharing of data among EANA individuals and their worldwide associates.