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Home / Awards & medals / Outstanding Student Poster (OSP) Awards / 2014 / Majid Bastankhah
Majid Bastankhah is a Ph.D. student in WIRE laboratory at EPFL, Switzerland. His research mainly focusses on characterizing the interaction of atmospheric-boundary layer with wind turbines. In his EGU 2014 presentation, blade-element momentum theory (BEM) was used to investigate the behavior of yawed turbines in terms of unsteady loads, particularly the difference between positive and negative yaw angles.
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I wish you an enjoyable and fruitful week! Susanne Buiter, EGU Programme Committee Chair 2019 The Hemicycle of the European Parliament in Strasbourg (Credit: David Iliff) Science in policymaking: who is responsible? While the importance of scientific advice and the use of evidence in the policymaking process is generally acknowledged by both policymakers and scientists, how scientific advice is integrated and who is responsible is still unclear.
Home / Awards & medals / Arthur Holmes Medal & Honorary Membership / 2023 / Mathilde Cannat
Mathilde Cannat The 2023 Arthur Holmes Medal & Honorary Membership is awarded to Mathilde Cannat for her contribution to the understanding of mid-ocean ridges in terms of tectonic processes and dynamics. Mathilde Cannat has shown an everlasting passion for ocean floor tectonics, integrating a wide range of approaches, in a very original way.
Home / Policy / The European Union and the significance of policy
European Court of Auditors – audits the EU’s budget in terms of revenue and spending The European Central Bank – is the central bank of the 19 EU countries that have adopted the euro. It aims to maintain price stability in the euro area and preserve the euro’s purchasing power The diagram below gives a good overview of how people are assigned or elected to work in the individual institutions.
Home / Jobs / Postdoctoral Research Scientist in Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Modeling
Qualifications Candidates should have recently completed or be nearing completion of a PhD in agricultural modeling, soil science, environmental data science, earth system science, ecology, remote sensing, computer science, or closely related field. The ideal candidate should have demonstrated knowledge of soil and agricultural modeling and experience working with both the modeling and farming communities.
Home / News / Webinars and online events / One study, four presentations: how to share your research in any conference format!
Her research focuses on flood and drought forecasting, and on the use of probabilistic predictions to inform decision making in water resources management. She is currently the president of the EGU Division on Hydrological Sciences and Co-chair of the Programme Committee for the EGU23 General Assembly. Recorded session One study, four presentations: how to share your research in any conference format!
Home / News / EGU news / EGU22: registration fees announcement
A citizen of a high-income country who is permanently working at a university located in a lower-income country is also eligible for a EGU22 fee waiver. A person from a lower-income country who is permanently working in a high-income country is not eligible for a EGU22 fee waiver. Documentation of the affiliation will be required.
Home / News / Webinars and online events
How do you prepare for the European Geosciences Union's biggest meeting of the year? From presenting and convening to finding your way round the General Assembly – it can be a lot to take in. This webinar is for all attendees: early career scientists, first-time attendees or experienced attendees in need of a refresh,- we’ve got your back!
Home / Awards & medals / Outstanding Student Poster (OSP) Awards / 2011 / Kirsten Kennedy
Her research investigated the sedimentology of early vegetated environments in the Devonian, under the supervision of Dr. Martin Gibling. In her EGU 2011 poster, a facies analysis of a fossil-rich locality was used to provide a paleoenvironmental context for the plants, vertebrates and invertebrates occupying the ecosystem.
Home / ECS / Undergraduate and postgraduate courses / Atmosphere-Biosphere Studies
You will obtain the ability to find innovative solutions to complex problems in the field of atmospheric sciences, with its main challenge of climate change. In the University of Helsinki, your major subject will be physics or meteorology. The ABS programme offers excellent opportunities for PhD studies. Go back
