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Home / News / EGU news / Nominate candidates for EGU awards and medals by 15 June
The 2020 awards and medals, to be announced in October 2019, will be presented to their recipients the following year, at the EGU General Assembly 2020 (3–8 May 2020) in Vienna. The winners of the 2019 awards and medals will be celebrated during this year’s General Assembly, at the EGU Award Ceremony taking place on Wednesday, 10 April, 17:30–20:00.
https://www.egu.eu/egs/medalists/okane99.htm
EGS Badge Award 1999 J. Philip O'kane in recognition of his eminent services as President of the Section on Hydrological Sciences and his invaluable promotion of hydrology as an Earth System science
Home / News / Webinars and online events / What’s on at EGU22: from networking to policy and beyond!
In this webinar three organisers of the assembly discuss how best to engage with what’s on offer, how you can make an impact by meeting with science-policy experts, and discover what opportunities and support are on offer for Early Career Scientists (ECS).
Home / News / EGU news / Extraordinary election: Biogeosciences Division President – nominate candidates
9 January 2025 The current Biogeosciences (BG) Division Deputy President, who was elected during the autumn 2023 elections and who would have been inaugurated as Biogeosciences Division President in April 2025, has had to resign with a very heavy heart for personal health reasons. Therefore, EGU will hold an extraordinary election in 2025 for the role of Biogeosciences Division President. The extraordinary election will take place from approximately the 25th February until 21st March 2025.
Home / Education / Educational resources / How do atmospheric radiation models help us understand climate change?
The balancing of this atmospheric radiation shapes our climate and impacts global weather patterns. Professor Yi Huang, a physical climatologist from McGill University in Canada, is studying atmospheric radiation to better understand how changes in our atmosphere contribute to climate change.
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The EGU – European Geosciences Union e.V., is a non-profit association registered at the county court of Munich (VR 206278). Its headquarter is located in the Kastenbauerstr. 2, 81677 Munich, Germany. Overall management and control of the Union rest in the hands of the elected Council, consisting of the Union president, the vice-president, the general secretary, the treasurer, and the presidents of each division.
Home / News / Webinars and online events / CR, AS and OS Divisions Campfire: Remote Sensing of Svalbard: Svalbard Quiz via Zoom
The cryosphere (CR), atmospheric science (AS) and ocean science (OS) divisions are hosting two joint social events with the Svalbard Integrated Arctic Earth Observing System (SIOS). This is part of the SIOS online conference on Remote Sensing of Svalbard in June. There are two exciting social events that any member of CR, AS and OS can also join, along with conference attendees: (1) Svalbard quiz via zoom Date: 9th June 2021 Time: 19:00-20:30 CEST (2) Conference social event via Gathertown.
Home / News / Webinars and online events / EGU Solar–Terrestrial Early Career Scientists’ Campfire: How to select collaborators or your future research group?
The aim is to provide a platform for early-career scientists from our division to network and discuss topics which are quite often on their minds, in an informal event. The topic of this campfire will be: How to select collaborators or your future research group? After this discussion, you will have time for networking freely in breakout rooms. Need help? If you have any questions about the campfire "EGU Solar–Terrestrial Early Career Scientists’ Campfire: How to select collaborators or your future research group?"
Home / News / Webinars and online events / Volcanoes Across Disciplines: From Magmatic Processes to Hazard Management
To participate in the campfire "Volcanoes Across Disciplines: From Magmatic Processes to Hazard Management", you must register in advance using the button below. Register here This joint GMPV-NH Campfire brings together the volcano science communities of EGU divisions to explore the continuum from magmatic processes to volcanic hazard assessment and risk management.
Home / Meetings / General Assembly
The annual EGU General Assembly is Europe’s largest and most prominent geosciences event. It attracts more than 16,000 scientists, more than half of which are early career, from all over the world. The meeting’s sessions cover all disciplines in the Earth, planetary and space sciences. Each annual General Assembly typically features more than 16,000 oral, poster and PICOs (interactive presentations that combine the advantages of orals and posters).
