EGU Science for Policy Hangout

• Webinar
• 10 January 2023, 16:30

EGU’s Science for Policy Hangouts will allow you to virtually mingle and network with those working at the science-policy interface as well as others who may be interested in doing so! Come and join the discussion about how researchers can effectively engage with policymaking and get involved in upcoming science for policy opportunities!

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Writing successful research proposals: tips and tricks

• Campfire
• 15 December 2022, 12:00

The campfire will cover tips and experiences to write effective proposals and get your geoscience research funded, focusing on European grants and initiatives. In an informal and relaxing discussion, our special guests will tell us their success stories as winners of prestigious grants such as the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action, the ERC Starting Grant, and the European Space Agency – Living Planet fellowship, and share a series of tips and tricks to successfully navigate the writing of research proposals.

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EGU Campfire Geodesy 101

• Campfire
• 1 December 2022, 13:00

We all welcome you around our first EGU Geodesy 101 Campfire to listen to an exciting presentation about reference frames from Xavier Collilieux. This new Geodesy 101 Campfire series aims to introduce geodesists and non-geodesists into a specific geodetic topic. We will have time for questions afterwards.

In this Geodesy 101 Campfire Xavier Collilieux from ENSG-geomatics and IPGP in Paris (France) will give us an overview about terrestrial reference frames, their definitions, the latest realizations, and their usage in the transformation of coordinates and velocities.

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How To Measure The Earth - An Introduction To Geodesy

• Webinar
• 22 November 2022, 16:00

Geodesy is a research field that studies the shape and location of the Earth in both time and space, drawing upon a multitude of geoscientific disciplines to do so. In this special webinar, three early career scientists of the Geodesy division will give you an introduction about Geodesy, touching on different measurement techniques for obtaining data on everything from plate tectonics to glacial isostatic adjustment. The webinar will conclude with an audience Q&A, so come prepped with your own questions!

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Women in Climate Science

• Campfire
• 7 November 2022, 15:30

The representation of women scientists in climate science is low. So, to motivate new generation climate scientists (specially women scientists), the Climate Division is organising a campfire event on ‘Women in Climate Science’ where the invited speakers will share their knowledge and will guide our next generation climate enthusiastic minds.

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EGU Science for Policy Hangout

• Online event
• 3 November 2022, 16:30

EGU’s Science for Policy Hangouts will allow you to virtually mingle and network with those working at the science-policy interface as well as others who may be interested in doing so! Come and join the discussion about how researchers can effectively engage with policymaking and get involved in upcoming science for policy opportunities!

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EGU Campfire Geodesy - Share Your Research

• Campfire
• 27 October 2022, 15:00

We all welcome you around the 6th Geodesy Campfire to listen to two exciting talks by Eva Börgens and Jesse Reusen on October 27th from 3 to 4:30 pm (CEST) on Zoom. We will have time for networking after the presentations.

The title of the talks are:

Eva Börgens @GFZ Potsdam (Germany): Observing hydrological extremes with GRACE and GRACE-FO

Jesse Reusen @TU Delft (Netherlands): Modelling horizontal motions resulting from Glacial Isostatic Adjustment

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Remote Sensing Applications

• Webinar
• 20 October 2022, 11:00

The EGU Division on Geosciences Instrumentation and Data presents a two-part discussion how scientists can best use remote sensing. The webinar will feature two remote sensing specialists: Dr Will Maslanka, who will speak on discerning changes in soil mositure for flood management applications, and Dr Betsabe De la Barreda-Bautista, who will discuss using remote sensing to identify the relationship between permafrost thaw and subsidence.

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How To Communicate Sensitive Science To Non-experts

• Webinar
• 19 October 2022, 16:00

How can researchers effectively communicate to elicit behavioral change? How can the public be engaged on sensitive subjects? How does communicating on hazard- and risk-related topics change during periods of disaster?

In this webinar, experts Samantha Montano and Samuel Mitchell explore how research can sensitively communicate on risk for behavioral change within the context of natural hazards.

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Let’s talk about it: how to create spaces for science-policy interaction and dialogue

• Webinar
• 29 September 2022, 16:00

This webinar will outline the benefits of creating these interaction spaces and will explain how scientific organisations can facilitate discussions and promote a two-way dialogue between scientists and policymakers. Inviting participants from both the science and policy communities, it will then demonstrate these practices in a facilitated discussion about science-policy interactions via breakout rooms and conversation starters!

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