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Slides of the NP Division meeting 2025 (PDF document, 6.9 MB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2025 (PDF document, 206.5 KB) Slides of the NP Division meeting 2024 (PDF document, 62.3 MB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2024 (PDF document, 99.0 KB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2023 (PDF document, 97.5 KB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2022 (PDF document, 215.8 KB) Slides of the NP Division meeting 2022 (PDF document, 21.1 MB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2021 (PDF document, 359.9 KB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2020 (PDF document, 85.9 KB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2019 (PDF document, 75.9 KB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2018 (PDF document, 73.3 KB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2017 (PDF document, 12.3 KB) Minutes of the NP Division meeting 2016 (PDF document, 28.0 KB) Slides of the NP Division business meeting 2012 (PDF document, 3.2 MB) Slides of the NP Division business meeting 2011 (PDF document, 1.8 MB)
Home / News / EGU news / New EGU journal: Weather and Climate Dynamics
It is currently accepting submission of research papers in areas such as the dynamics of extreme weather events, interactions of atmospheric flows with cloud physics and/or radiation, links between the atmospheric water cycle and weather systems, storm track and Hadley cell dynamics, the role of atmospheric dynamics in palaeoclimate and climate change projections, and many other aspects of weather and climate dynamics.
Home / Collaborations / National geoscientific societies / Society submission form
"German Geophysical Society" Website * Logo Supported formats: AVIF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, WEBP (maximum file size: 5 MB). Description * The text should be in English and no more than 500 characters long (including spaces). General contact email Please provide the primary contact email address for the society Countries Please specify in which countries this society operates. Leave blank if the society is based outside of Europe.
Home / News / Webinars and online events / Science Diplomacy 101: A guide for researchers
Science diplomacy is a broad term used to describe the various roles that science and researchers play in bridging geopolitical gaps and in finding solutions to international issues. In this webinar, our guest speakers Lene Topp, Science for Policy Expert, and João Paulo Horta Bettencourt, Research Fellow in the Shaping European Research Leaders for Marine Sustainability Programme, will introduce key science diplomacy concepts and outline the skills that are required to effectively engage in science diplomacy.
Home / Media Library / Researchers working on a mesocosm deployed for the ocean-acidification study
Researchers check a ‘mesocosm’, an eight-metre long floatation frame carrying a plastic bag with a capacity of 50 cubic metres. Nine of these mesocosms were deployed for a five-week long field study on ocean acidification conducted in the Kongsfjord off the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard. The results are published in the EGU open access journal "Biogeosciences":http://www.biogeosciences.net.
Home / EGU General Assembly 2022 Press Centre / Media tip sheets
Click here to see information about media services and activities (e.g. press conferences) at the most recent General Assembly. Interested in covering a specific area of the geosciences but don't know where to look? Our Media Tip Sheets have got you covered. Simply click on any of the links below to browse through a selection of posters and presentations!
Home / Awards & medals / Outstanding Student Poster (OSP) Awards / 2014 / Mark Stacey
The results provide a petrogenetic basis for future investigation at a time when the Southern Gardar rift is the focus of critical metal exploration. Mark is currently on placement with a junior exploration company in Northern Finland and aspires to a career in the rare earth industry.
Home / Awards & medals / Outstanding Student Poster and PICO (OSPP) Awards / 2018 / Daniele Durante
He received his PhD in November 2017, with a thesis entitled “The gravity fields of Jupiter and Saturn as determined by Juno and Cassini”, under the supervise of Prof. Luciano Iess. His research interests cover radioscience experiments for the determination of gas giants’ interior structures.
Home / Education / Educational resources / What sedimentary rocks can tell us about the evolution of Earth’s atmosphere
Geologists study rocks to identify the clues they hold and decipher the answers they reveal. Dr Robert Rainbird, a sedimentologist at the Geological Survey of Canada, is examining ancient sedimentary rocks in the Temagami region of northeastern Ontario to look for evidence of the Great Oxygenation Event – the time at which Earth’s atmosphere first became oxygen-rich, setting the stage for the emergence of early life.
Home / Awards & medals / Arne Richter Awards for Outstanding Early Career Scientists / 2020 / François Massonnet
Massonet’s field of expertise builds on his PhD on the evaluation of climate simulation of sea ice and has since grown to encompass data assimilation, seasonal to decadal prediction and forecast verification for polar climates.
