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Call: Sergej Zilitinkevich Memorial Award 2025
Nominations for the 2025 Award are accepted 01 December 2024 – 28 February 2025. The international award is delivered annually to a creative scientist who has made breakthroughs in “Boundary layer studies in atmospheric and ocean sciences”. Nominations for the award are openly selected within international research networks, [more]
Submit ideas for the Harry-Otten-Prize 2025 now
The Harry-Otten-Prize for Innovation in meteorology was created to encourage individuals and groups to propose ideas how meteorology in a practical way can further move society forward. Deadline for applications: 10 March 2025[more]
EMS Technology Achievement Award 2025: open for submissions
The EMS now invites submissions for the TAA2025. Optional short proposals are please submitted until 15 Dec 2024; full proposals are accepted until 31 Jan 2025.
Technological contributions with the potential for Europe-wide impact are recognized through this award …[more]
EMS makes a pledge to become Net Zero by 2040
Climate change poses a significant threat to our planet, and organizations must play a vital role in mitigating its impact. The EMS, as a key player in the field of meteorology, has a unique responsibility[more]
EMS Communicating Weather and Climate Award 2024: Tomàs Molina
The EMS is happy to announce the first winner of the new EMS Communicating Weather and Climate Award: Tomàs Molina of TV3 Catalunya, MeteoCat and the University of Barcelona will receive this prize in 2024.[more]
EMS Journalistic Award 2024: Emanuele Bompan
Emanuele Bompan is honoured for acting as an important communicator to build bridges between public and science as well as investigating climate change policy making.[more]
Outreach & Communication Award 2024
The EMS Outreach and Communication Award 2024 is presented to the project Enabling community leaders to communicate about climate change, a joint initiative of the Royal Meteorological Society and the British Antarctic Survey. [more]
EMS Tromp Award 2024 to Christos Giannaros
Christos Giannaros was selected for the EMS Tromp Award for outstanding achievement in biometeorology 2024. He is awarded for the publication “Hourly values of an advanced human-biometeorological index for diverse populations from 1991 to 2020 in Greece”(*) (2024) 11:76 . The paper has been published in the Scientific Data journal of the Nature Portfolio.[more]
A quarter of a century: The EMS@25
The EMS was formally established in September 1999 in Norrköping, At the EMS2024 opening session we will use the opportunity to look back at what the EMS has achieved, what role it plays today within the European meteorological community and where its future lies. We have invited personalities who have been involved in the development of the EMS over the last quarter of a century.[more]