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Home / News / Webinars and online events / How to write a research paper
Now it is time to write up! While scientific writing can seem daunting to early career scientists, publishing your results is a fundamental part of the research process and essential for communicating your findings to the scientific community. In this webinar our guest speaker, Ken Carslaw, co-Chief Executive Editor of the EGU journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, will outline the main elements of a research article and provide guidance on how to write clear, concise and logical articles.
Home / News / Webinars and online events / TS Campfire - TectoTalks: Topography, Uplift, and Deformation
Join the launch of TectoTalk, a new seminar-style series designed to showcase the current research within our community and promote discussion across the division. During each session, invited speakers will present their latest work and ideas in brief talks, followed by time for questions and constructive discussions.
Home / Media Library / Art inspired by the deep sea
The photographed painting above is by artist "Lily Simonson":http://oldgenres.com, who uses deep-sea fauna as a muse for her paintings. The copyright holder has authorised the use of this image under the conditions specified by the "Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licence":http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/. Credit: Lily Simonson ( oldgenres.com ) Related EGU articles From Finding Nemo to minerals – what riches lie in the deep sea?
Home / Awards & medals / Outstanding Student and PhD candidate Presentation (OSPP) Awards / 2024 / Hannah Muir
Her research investigates carbon stocks and accumulation within seagrass meadows, saltmarshes, and shelf-sea sediments around the Isle of Man. In her poster presentation at EGU24 she demonstrated that saltmarshes have the greatest organic carbon density, whilst shelf-sea sediments have the most significant organic carbon stock due to their vast 500 km 2 area. These results can be used to prioritise areas for blue carbon management.
Home / News / Webinars and online events / GI + PS Campfire: Investigation of Planetary Bodies: Analog Studies and Mission Concepts
Welcome to the first 2026 joint Campfire of the Geoscience Instrumentation and Data System (GI)-Planetary and Solar System Sciences (PS) divisions! This seminar-style event will consist of two presentations focusing on an overview on terrestrial analog studies for the investigation of other planets and ongoing mission concepts.
Home / EGU General Assembly 2021 Press Centre
(PDF document, 111.2 KB) Media Tip Sheet: Health-related sessions (PDF document, 118.6 KB) Media Tip Sheet: Natural hazards meet economics at EGU21 (PDF document, 114.4 KB) Media highlights The evolution of feathers – 20 April 2021, 15:05 CEST Lessons learned when an earthquake struck during the pandemic – 26 April 2021, 11:20 CEST Social media and machine learning help humanitarian relief efforts – 26 April 2021, 13:47 CEST Seismometers reveal where and how underground water flows – 27 April 2021, 09:24 CEST The weight of it all: how Antarctic glaciers trigger icequakes – 27 April 2021, 09:46 CEST Feeling the rhythm—a new way to hear about coastal geoscience – 28 April 2021, 09:17 CEST Jordanian pottery reveals magnetic field strength – 28 April 2021, 13:44 CEST A strategy for achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 – 28 April 2021, 13:59 CEST Extreme cyclones in the Arctic and their effects on weather around the world – 29 April 2021, 11:02 CEST Satellite data help save water and limit emissions from rice paddies – 29 April 2021, 13:52 CEST Olive orchard sequesters carbon — if managed right – 29 April 2021, 14:38 CEST Etna’s lava fountains cause gravity changes – 30 April 2021, 11:20 CEST Movement on submarine faults can contribute to tsunami risk in North Iceland – 30 April 2021, 15:45 CEST Press releases Mapping the path to rewilding: the importance of landscape – 26 April 2021 New research uncovers continental crust emerged 500 million years earlier than previously thought – 26 April 2021 Probing deep space with Interstellar – 26 April 2021 Scientists don spacesuits to explore Hawaiian lava tubes as if they were on Mars – 28 April 2021 Flies grow bigger up north: insect size a promising new proxy for palaeoclimate – 29 April 2021 Need help?
Home / News / EGU news / EGU webinar: Funding opportunities—European Research Council grants
12 October 2020 The European Research Council ( ERC ) is a leading European funding body supporting frontier research, investigator-driven, across all fields of science. ERC calls are open to researchers around the world. The ERC offers various different outstanding funding opportunities with grants budgets of €1.5 to €3.5 million for individual scientists. Applicants of all nationalities are welcome for projects carried out at a host institution in Europe (European Union member states and associated countries).
Home / Policy / EGU science-policy events / Horizon Geoscience: overcoming societal challenges, creating change
These sparked a lively debate and highlighted issues that need to be addressed to tackle Europe’s societal challenges. Key points from the roundtable discussions included the importance of increasing public trust in both science and policymaking, the need for greater dialogue between the sectors, and the need to integrate early career scientists within industry, academia and policy. For an extensive summary of the dinner debate, please see the attachments below.
Home / Awards & medals / Division Outstanding Early Career Scientist Awards / 2021 / Matteo Giuliani
Giuliani’s research has helped improve our understanding and modelling of integrated water management, involving the coordination of multiple water sectors and demands when planning optimal water allocation and reservoir operations. His work has also addressed different ways to inform water reservoir operations by exploring emerging sources of knowledge (e.g., water smart metering, crowdsourcing and citizen observatories, weather and climate services, global climate teleconnections).
Home / EGU General Assembly 2022 Press Centre
– 23 May 2022, 16:14 CEST African environment and early humans evolved together – 24 May 2022, 09:25 CEST Mines move backward via erosion during floods – 24 May 2022, 09:38 CEST Historic spy images site Earth’s poles – 24 May 2022, 17:31 CEST Car crowdsensing helps scientists find urban heat islands – 25 May 2022, 08:47 CEST Wildfires burn so hot they heat up the atmosphere – 25 May 2022, 15:26 CEST Finding new sources of rare earth elements from waste – 26 May 2022, 11:09 CEST Historical and cultural sites at risk from sea-level rise – 26 May 2022, 15:45 CEST Astronauts need emotional intelligence – 26 May 2022, 15:57 CEST Uganda citizen science initiative interviews elders – 27 May 2022, 08:35 CEST Archaeology helps scientists sort out climate and volcanism impacts – 27 May 2022, 08:38 CEST Industry threatens Indigenous reindeer caretakers in Sweden – 27 May 2022, 09:45 CEST Need help?
