Science without borders
14,000+ researchers from 116 countries gathered on-site and online for Europe’s largest Geoscience event
After a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, EGU’s annual General Assembly EGU22 returned to Vienna, Austria, and an in-person format, while retaining its online component to make the scientific conference as accessible as possible – for researchers, scientists, and journalists across the Earth, planetary and space sciences. Over 14,000 attendees from 116 countries discussed and shared the latest in geoscience research throughout the week-long conference from 23 – 27 May 2022. EGU thanks all attendees for their support and enthusiastic participation at the Union’s first ever hybrid conference.
This month we also spoke to Jenny Turton, the incoming Union-level Representative for Early Career Scientists (ECS). Jenny is a postdoc researcher working on atmospheric modelling and meteorological observations, focusing on atmospheric processes that affect the ice. Find out more in this month’s Geo Talk blog.
EGU’s Outreach Committee seeks new members by 12 June 2022 to promote the Earth, planetary, and space sciences among scientists, the public, and policymakers. Applications are also open for EGU’s Science Journalism Fellowship and Public Engagement Grant, apply by 17 June 2022! |
