Since 2011 the EMS and the Harry Otten Foundation have been collaborating to promote the Harry Otten Prize, an award endowed with 25 000€ for innovative ideas in meteorology. The HOF and EMS have now formalised their fruitful collaboration in a Memorandum of Understanding[more]
David M Schultz, Centre for Crisis Studies and Mitigation at the University of Manchester, has been selected for his work on “Weather Patterns Associated With Pain In Chronic-Pain Sufferers. A U.K.-wide smartphone study was conducted over 15 months with 10,584 citizen scientists who suffer from chronic pain, producing the largest dataset both in duration and number of participants.[more]
Peter Webster’s Dynamics of The Tropical Atmosphere and Oceans is the latest addition to RMetS Advancing Weather and Climate Science Book Series with Wiley. Webster describes a variety of large-scale tropical circulation systems and how they interact with a multitude of higher frequency systems.[more]
The call for nominations for the Royal Meteorological Society 2020 Awards and Prizes is now open. All Nomination and Application Forms must be submitted by 20 October 2020. [more]
The Royal Meteorological Society is announcing that this year’s Student and Early Career Scientists Annual Conference will be held as a FREE virtual conference on 29 and 30 June 2020. [more]
The Royal Meteorological Society is calling on photographers to enter its annual photography competition in association with AccuWeather. This year’s competition is particularly special as the Society celebrates its 170th Anniversary.[more]
In view of all uncertainties concerning the spread of COVID-19, travelling limitations, social distancing, etc., the EMS Council has decided to cancel the EMS Annual Meeting due to convene on 7-11 September 2020 in Bratislava. There will be no online conference either.[more]
The new president of the Swedish Meteorological Society says the SMS aims to be a network and a place for people interested in meteorology to share knowledge and also socialize. SMS, founded in 1959, has a quarterly journal, Polarfront, and arranges five to eight open meetings or seminars every year.[more]
Velle Toll, University of Tartu, Estonia, is the EMS Young Scientist Awardee 2020. He receives the award for his work that significantly improved the understanding of the anthropogenic air pollution particles, clouds and climate.[more]
The Hungarian Meteorological Service dedicates all year 2020 to the celebration of the 150th anniversary of its foundation. The jubilee year is marked by several important events: issue of a national stamp and coin, press and science conferences, and dedicated publications.[more]
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