We would like to congratulate Assoc. Professor Hannah Christensen (Oxford University) on being awarded the 2025 IAMAS Early Career Scientist Medal for her scientific approach which tackles the hardest problems in meteorology by applying the most fundamental underlying physics. The IAMAS Bureau proudly presented Assoc. Prof. Christensen with her award during the IAMAS assembly at BACO-25 in Busan, Korea. Congratulations, Hannah!
Nominations have closed for the IAMAS Early Career Medal, to be awarded at the July 2023 Assembly. Please see PDF for details.
This year’s recipient of the International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences (IAMAS) Early Career Medal is Dr. Marta Abalos. This medal was established in 2015, and is presented every two years, from a selection of candidates nominated by one of the commissions of IAMAS or the Members at-Large.The medal ceremony will come with a presentation on her work at the upcoming Virtual Atmosphere-Cryosphere-Ocean seminar series (VACO-21) in July 2021.
We are delighted to announce that Dr. Jing Li of Peking University, China will be joining the Bureau of IAMAS as our Early Career Representative. Jing will be involved in the day-to-day running of our association and helping to promote the activities of IAMAS and its commissions amongst the next generation of atmospheric scientists. Dr. Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick will be joining Jing in IAMAS efforts to promote early career scientists.
Congratulations to Lei Bi, Department of Atmospheric Sciences School of Earth Sciences, Zhejiang University, on being awarded the 2019 IAMAS Early Career Scientist Medal.
Continue readingIAMAS SG Office would like to announce on the third call for a series of articles featuring Early Career Scientists in the IAMAS Facebook Page and Newsletter “IAMAS Info-Email”.
Continue readingIAMAS SG Office would like to announce on the second call for a series of articles featuring Early Career Scientists in the IAMAS Facebook Page and Newsletter “IAMAS Info-Email”.
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