Upcoming Community Sessions:
IAMAS – iCACGP
Sessions at the IUGG General Assembly
Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Air Pollution Studies:
- Exploring all aspects of the atmospheric chemistry system
- Highlighting extreme events, Asian summer monsoon, and outcomes of mitigation strategies for air quality and climate
Abstract and travel grant application submission opens in October 2026 and closes in February 2027
16-22 July 2027
Songdo ConvensiA, Incheon, Korea
Other sessions of interest to the iCACGP community at upcoming international meetings, organized in collaboration with our partners at IGAC and SOLAS.
8th Xiamen Symposium on Marine Environmental Sciences (XMAS) 2027
– S56: Multidisciplinary perspectives on air-sea interactions and their impacts on coastal sustainability
– S68: Nitrous oxide biogeochemistry in a changing ocean: from microbial turnover to climate impact
Workshops & Seminars
– 7th DMS(P) Symposium: 13-16 October 2026 in Boothbay, Maine, USA. View Announcement.
For more information on these and other partner events,
visit the SOLAS events page and the IGAC website.
Special Feature: IGAC 35th Anniversary in Elementa
To mark 35 years of international leadership and community building in atmospheric chemistry, the International Global Atmospheric Chemistry (IGAC) Project, jointly sponsored by iCACGP (IAMAS–IUGG) and Future Earth, has launched a dedicated open-access Special Feature in Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene.
Since its inception in 1990, IGAC has facilitated international, cross-disciplinary science to address critical questions regarding air quality, climate, and biogeochemical interactions across borders.
This Special Feature highlights science emerging from IGAC’s mission, its community-driven activities (such as TOAR-II, CCMI, GEIA, PACES, and ACAM), and its regional working groups (including ANGA, MANGO, the Americas, and the Southern Hemisphere Working Group).
Find out more on our Publications page!
A. Prof. Xinke Wang Receives the 2026 iCACGP Paul J. Crutzen Award
The Commission is delighted to announce Xinke Wang
as the recipient of the 2026 Paul J. Crutzen Award for Early Career Scientists.
Selected for outstanding scientific excellence, productivity, and community impact, Xinke Wang is recognized for the groundbreaking discovery of a new photochemical pathway of S(IV) oxidation.
Find out more HERE.
SOLAS Europe Regional Panel
We are pleased to announce the creation of a new SOLAS Europe Regional Panel to support and complement the existing national networks within Europe. This initiative aims to foster collaboration, streamline activities, and strengthen the impact of SOLAS-related research across Europe.
Read the full announcement here
SOLAS Seminar series
The SOLAS Seminar Series is a quarterly event, which is structured around SOLAS-relevant topics covered by the SOLAS 2015-2025 Science Plan and beyond, with the aims of fostering discussions on cutting-edge scientific questions, providing researchers at all career stages with the opportunity to interact and building SOLAS community across the globe.
CATCH Seminar Series
Monthly virtual seminars on CATCH science-related topics
For more information, see here