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Home / Awards & medals / Vilhelm Bjerknes Medal / 2021 / Spyros N. Pandis
His groundbreaking research has included laboratory measurements, in-situ field studies, and atmospheric modelling of transport and chemistry associated with ozone and particulate matter formation. He has made fundamental advancements in the complex thermodynamics of phase partitioning in atmospheric aerosols.
Home / News / EGU news / Congratulations to EGU’s 2024 Science Journalism Fellows!
Awarded 1300€ EUR for his proposal ‘Oases in the dark: deep-sea corals in the Mozambique Channel’, he says “I am very excited and honored to once again, with the support of EGU , join a research expedition studying so far unexplored deep-sea coral reefs and their geology in the Western Indian Ocean.“ Laura Carrau, a documentary filmmaker from Barcelona, Spain will receive 2300€ EUR for her project ‘“The Voices of the Gambia River” a scientific documentary investigating the biogeochemical effects of Marine Invasion in the Gambia River’.
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, in Geology Jenga EGU division blogs Marine Ice Sheet Instability “For Dummies” , in Cryospheric Sciences Paper of the Month – the first of a (hopefully) long series!
Home / Awards & medals / Outstanding Student Poster and PICO (OSPP) Awards / 2018 / Sandra Vázquez-Martín
Thomas Kuhn from LTU and Dr. Salomon Eliasson from SMHI, Sweden. Her background is in Physics and in Astrophysics but she likes all branches of science. She has worked in the field of exoplanets, Mars exploration and also in polar stratospheric clouds on Earth. Her current research is focused in the microphysical properties of atmospheric snow particles (ice crystals and snowflakes) using ground-based insitu instruments.
Home / Awards & medals / Outstanding Student Poster (OSP) Awards / 2012 / Marianthi Podimata
She holds two Bachelor Degrees in ‘Management of Rural Environment and Natural Resources’ (University of Thessaly, Greece) and ‘Studies in Natural Sciences’(Hellenic Open University). She also graduated two Master Degrees in ‘Urban – Regional Planning and Regional Development’ (University of Thessaly) and in ‘Water Resources and Environment’(University of Patras).
Home / Awards & medals / Division Outstanding Early Career Scientist Awards / 2024 / Eliane Gomes Alves
In Brazil, Gomes Alves leads graduate programs, supervises students and helps organise an international summer school in central Amazonia: Amazon Forests and Global Change where up to 15 Masters and PhD candidates (50% of the participants coming from Latin America countries) are provided hands on training in biogeoscience research from world experts in the middle of the Amazon rainforest!
Home / Jobs / MSc Positions in Earth Sciences and Marine Geology
We welcome applications across all disciplines within the geosciences, including but not limited to: Climate and atmospheric sciences Hydrology and water resources Geophysics and tectonics Geochemistry and petrology Environmental geosciences We Offer Competitive fellowships and salaries Modern laboratory and field facilities Collaborative international research environment Access to unique field sites across Israel and the region Getting trained in marine expeditions (both in the Mediterranean and Red seas) Vibrant academic community at the shores of the Mediterranean Sea and in the vicinity of historical sites in Northern Israel Qualifications MSc candidates: BSc in Earth Sciences or related field PhD candidates: MSc in Earth Sciences or related discipline Go back
Home / News / EGU news / EGU Higher Education grant winners announced!
Without specialist equipment, this dynamism is not easy to convey in a teaching laboratory setting. The result is that students of the geosciences do not always get experiential exposure to the timescales and materiality of magmatic processes; instead they are asked to take abstract imaginative steps in connecting observed petrographic textures in rocks with a complex sequence of physical processes that occur in nature.
Home / Education / Educational resources / Wetlands in a changing world: the climate benefits of wetlands
At McGill University in Canada, Dr Sara Knox is working to understand the impacts of human activities and climate change on carbon storage in wetlands. This brochure introduces Sara's work, offers an insight into careers in biogeochemistry, contains an interview with Sara and includes an activity sheet that challenges students to delve deeper into the importance of wetlands..
Home / Awards & medals / Petrus Peregrinus Medal / 2017 / John A. Tarduno
John A. Tarduno The 2017 Petrus Peregrinus Medal is awarded to John A. Tarduno in recognition of the creative and innovative character of his research, including his seminal studies on the evolution of the early Earth’s magnetic field. John Tarduno has made important contributions across a wide spectrum of palaeo-, mineral and rock magnetism and their applications to diverse problems in the geosciences.
