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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To accept or not to accept: what makes a good scientific editor?

• Webinar
• 21 September 2022, 12:00

In this webinar, we’ll be asking how once can become an editor, and what qualities makes for a successful editor. This webinar aims to inform those considering taking the next step in scientific publishing, such as by becoming voluntary editors, as well as those who are new to the business and are looking for valuable tips and tricks. Our speakers are experienced editors and editorial mentors from EGU’s open access journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (ACP) who will share their expertise and top tips with you!

If you have any further questions about the editorial role that may not be covered in the webinar itself, bring them along as we will dedicate time in the end for an open Q&A!

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EGU Science for Policy Hangout

• Online event
• 1 September 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 Science for Policy Hangout

• Online event
• 7 July 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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Where is my data, where did it come from and how was it obtained? Improving Access to Geoanalytical Research Data

• Webinar
• 28 June 2022, 14:30

Data is at the backbone of our research discussions, conclusions and solutions to problems nature presents us with. The greatest challenge pertaining to laboratory analytical research is to collate, store and make these data publicly available in standardised and machine-accessible form. But do we have to? Do we want to?

Bringing this year’s assembly debate to a virtual audience, this webinar puts the questions, problems, challenges and opportunities around geoanalytical research data to the center stage debate-style, with a topic researchers from almost every scientific division are concerned with. Short opening statements, from a panel representing the Earth, Environmental, Planetary and Space sciences, are followed with a discussion on how to improve the situation for EGU members who work with and on laboratory analytical data.

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Look Who’s Talking: Decoding Science for a Non-science Audience

• Webinar
• 15 June 2022, 13:00

The webinar will inform scientists on how to engage with the media and communicate science and research findings to an audience that may not have the same scientific background. The webinar will serve as an introduction to help participants understand their audience better, identify what the media wants from scientists, unpack the science, and deliver the message clearly and effectively.

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What’s on at EGU22: from networking to policy and beyond!

• Webinar
• 16 May 2022, 15:00

This year the EGU 2022 General Assembly offers hybrid events, which cover everything from scientific sessions and union symposia to short courses. In addtion, the assembly also provides oppertunities for attendees to find out how their science can make an impact in the policy world, to network with colleagues old and new, and even organise your own events.The webinar will feature three panellists who will each give a short presentation followed by questions from the audience.

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Vlog your research abstract

• Webinar
• 9 May 2022, 12:00

Vlogs are a powerful way to communicate scientific research to broad audiences, through their ability to combine audiovisuals, storytelling, and the relatable ‘human face’ behind the science. In this short course, we will explore the ingredients of effective vlogs and the practicalities of storyboarding and filming. By the end of the workshop you will have all the tools and inspiration to create your own vlog!

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Ready to be a great conference presenter?!

• Webinar
• 2 May 2022, 12:30

EGU22 will be starting in only a few weeks, and if you have submitted an abstract you will probably be in the process of putting together all your data to create your presentation. But what do you need to know in order to be a really good presenter? In this EGUwebinar several experienced presenters will share their tips and experiences, to help you be an effective conference presenter!

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How To Convene A Session At The EGU General Assembly

• Webinar
• 27 April 2022, 16:00

The EGU General Assembly is built upon the many diverse sessions organised by its members, but convening a session might seem a little daunting to those without experience such as first-time conveners and early career scientists. In this webinar Jenny Turton, Deputy Union-level Early Career Scientist Representative, aims to answer your queries and provide guidance detailing the key tips to running a successful session.

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