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EMS Journalistic Awardee 2025: Conor Purcell, Ireland

EMS Journalistic Award 2025 to Conor Purcell

As a science journalist, Conor Purcell has explored weather and climate topics for leading publications. Recently, he has highlighted how university staff are successfully challenging their institutions’ ties to the fossil fuel industry, showcasing the power of grass-roots activism in driving meaningful change.[more]

Timo Kelder, CAS, EMS Young Scientist Award 2025 (photo private) - teaser graphic 300px

EMS Young Scientist Award 2025: Timo Kelder

The recipient of the EMS Young Scientist Award 2025 is Timo Kelder, The Netherlands, working at the Climate Adaptation Servicesin Bussum, The Netherlands. He was nominated with the publication “How to stop being surprised by unprecedented weather”. This paper is a pioneering work that links disaster management and climate adaptation practices. [more]

teaser - 2025 EMS Outreach & Communication Award

Outreach & Communication Award 2025

We are delighted to announce that the magazine “Segnali dal clima in Friuli Venezia Giulia” will receive the 2025 EMS Outreach and Communication Award. Through compelling storytelling enriched with explanations, glossaries, and real-world examples, the magazine guides non-experts along a clear narrative path — framing complex issues in a constructive way that informs, empowers, and helps ease anxiety.[more]

JEMS paper alert – June 2025

An International Advisory Board for JEMS has been established. The IAB’s role is to provide expert support in terms of reviews, advertise JEMS worldwide and to foster the growth of JEMS.
The latest papers in JEMS include The EUMETSAT satellite programmes and data services, Implementing digital twin technology of the earth system in Destination Earth, and What determines the Arctic solar radiation energy budget at the surface most strongly: Clouds, surface albedo, or the solar zenith angle?[more]

This was the MeteoXchange Conference 2025

The virtual MeteoXchange conference, organised by early career scientists from several European countries, was held for the fourth time in April. For two days, young scientists from all over the world had the opportunity to exchange ideas and present their scientific research in the fields of atmospheric sciences. Bachelor’s and Master’s theses as well as doctoral projects were presented.[more]

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