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YESS got mentioned & cited in the WMO “Five priorities for weather and climate research” That were defined by during the World Meteorological Organization Science Summit this fall. ´Today’s students and early-career scientists are the future of the field. Their education and training must become more interdisciplinary, service-focused and global in outlook..´ ´The WMO needs […]
Written by Gaby Langendijk
YESS at AGU Palmira Cuellar and Kevin Reed, North-America Regional Representatives, were representing YESS at the 2017 AGU Fall Meeting, which took place in New Orleans, December 11-15. On December 11, during the morning they convened, together with the Young Hydrologic Society (YHS) the Poster Session ED11A about Early-Career Organizations and Networks in Geosciences. ´In recent […]
Written by Gaby Langendijk
Joint YESS-YHS Early Career Researcher (ECR) Workshop 2018 ‘Towards Regional Information to Improve Our Understanding on Weather, Water and Climate Extreme Events’ 3-5 May 2018, Canmore, Alberta, Canada The Young Earth System Scientists (YESS) and Young Hydrologic Society (YHS) are holding a Joint YESS-YHS Early Career Researcher (ECR) Workshop prior to the 2018 GEWEX Science […]
Written by Gaby Langendijk
Present and Future Leaders in Weather, Water and Climate Science – WMO Proud that this World Meteorological Organization article features some of the promising women of the YESS community! The article provides an intergenerational perspective on what it is like working in meteorology, hydrology and/or climatology. Seven women discuss how they started their careers, their […]
Written by Gaby Langendijk
YESS is proud to announce that our 1000th member has just joined our community! Over the past years our community has been rapidly growing and expanding internationally, currently reaching over 80 countries worldwide. We wish to thank all the YESS members for contributing to the community and we look forward to further expand the network […]
Written by Marisol Osman
THE IPCC AND EARLY CAREER SCIENTISTS Webinars 19 July 2017 Want to know how you can get involved in the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) as an Early Career Scientist? The Young Earth System Scientists (YESS) community and the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) held two webinars on 19 […]
Written by Gaby Langendijk
David Carlson – 1st Honorary YESS member It is with deep regret that we learned that dr. David Carlson has resigned from his position as Director of the World Climate Research Programme. We, the YESS council, are extremely grateful for the valuable support he provided to the YESS community over the last three years. Unquestionably […]
Written by Gaby Langendijk
The YESS community is happy to announce that the YESS paper ‘Earth System Science Frontiers – an ECS perspective‘ has been published as an essay in the last issue of the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (BAMS). In the paper, an active group of young Earth system scientists describe their long-term vision of the […]
Written by Marisol Osman
YESS was present at the WGNE workshop on systematic errors in weather and climate models next week, co-organised by the World Meteorological Organization & World Climate Research Programme. YESS members co-organised several activities such as the ‘Meet & Greet’ with expert scientists, the ECS rapporteurs and ECS poster competition. Furthermore YESS held an ECS Pubnight […]
Written by Gaby Langendijk
We are happy to announce YESS’s new generation of Executive Committee and Regional Representatives. Both groups are elected by the YESS Council. The ExeCom is responsible for maintaining an overview, guiding YESS activities and is the contact point for communication both within the YESS community and with external partners. The new Execom is The Regional […]
Written by Marisol Osman