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Round table on 25 years EMS

The recording of the webinar is now available.
We start off the new series of Webinars with a very special event: Liz Bentley (EMS President), Tanja Cegnar (Chair of the EMS Committee on Media and Communication), Arne Spekat (first EMS Executive Secretary) and Dominique Marbouty (EMS Vice-President) will be present in a round table talk on 25 years EMS.[more]

Journal of the EMS: first papers out!

We are happy to announce the first articles have been published, and are available through open access! These articles are part of a Special Section to honor Prof. Ehrhard Raschke. They are summary papers which also feature an outlook into what might come or should be done.[more]

MeteoXchange Conference for young scientists

10-11 April 2025 online: Save the date for the fourth edition of the MeteoXchange ECS Conference, an enriching virtual experience tailored for early career scientists in Atmospheric Sciences and related disciplines. The event is completely free of charge. What to Expect:[more]

EMS Technology Achievement Award 2025: open for submissions

The EMS now invites submissions for the TAA2025. Optional short proposals are please submitted until 10 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]

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]

Sergej Zilitinkevich, 2007 (photo: A. Belokouroff)

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]

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]

First season of the EMS Webinar series

The first series of EMS Webinars was held this spring, with five very different, but all highly interesting topics and great speakers. Revisit the events on our YouTube Channel. The upcoming EMS Council and General Assembly sessions will decide if and how the event series will continue.[more]