Bert Holtslag’s most notable contributions are related to understanding of atmosphere-land interactions, surface fluxes, and boundary layer processes, with implications to wind energy and urban meteorology. He has a large track record in research and leadership of national and international projects[more]
Marc Lemus-Canovas and Joan Albert Lopez-Bustins have been selected to win this prize for their paper on “Assessing internal changes in the future structure of dry–hot compound events: the case of the Pyrenees”.[more]
EPM2022 submission closes 15 Jan 2022, 12pm (CET). We invite everyone to participate, each author can submit one digital photo, specifically related to clouds or other meteorological phenomena taken within 2020 or 2021 …[more]
The EMS invites EMS Member Societies, EMS Associate Members, EMS Committees and Project Teams, and EMS Council members to make nominations for the Silver Medal 2022 until Monday, 31 January 2022.[more]
Based on their shared vision of advancing meteorology and in particular biometeorology for the benefit of societies within Europe and elsewhere, ISB and EMS specify the arrangements for their cooperation in this recently signed agreement.[more]
The Sindikata Meteorologjike Aeronautike e Kosovës – SMAK (or Union of Aviation Meteorologists of Kosovo – UAMK) was founded in 2019. It consists of total 16 members, from which, 9 weather forecasters and 7 weather[more]
Optional deadline for short proposals: 15 December 2021
Final Deadline for submission of full proposal: 31 January 2022
This Award is granted to individuals or corporations in recognition of technological contributions that have the potential for Europe-wide impact: instrumentation, observing systems, data management and ICT Infrastructure, information systems, …[more]
Nominations invited until 31 October 2021.
Seven organisations have jointly established this international award, to be delivered annually to a scientist who has made breakthroughs in atmospheric sciences or oceanography. Nominations for the award are openly selected within international research networks, [more]
In the collaborative EMS2021 Future Science Café, inspired by the rapid developments in remote collaboration forced upon us by the COVID-19 pandemic, we reflected on the sustainability of everyday academic practices and imagined what a future world might look like.[more]
Kirien Whan from KNMI in the Netherlands and Kate Saunders from Queensland University of Technology have won the first prize of 25,000 Euro. Their idea, Second Wind: Extending the official wind gust record with citizen science observations, is to use citizen observations of wind gusts,[more]
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