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YESS, lead by the Online Events WG, hosted a Science webinar series between June and July. The first webinar, From global mean sea level changes to land-atmosphere interactions, took place on June 25th. The speaker was Dr. Min-Hui Lo, from the National Taiwan University. The second webinar, Viewing Climate Signals through an AI lens, was lead by Dr. Elizabeth […]
Written by Valentina Rabanal
During June and July, YESS will host a Science webinar series on different topics, from artificial intelligence to climate variability and change. The first webinar, From global mean sea level changes to land-atmosphere interactions, will be on June 25th (Tuesday) at 2pm UTC. The speaker is Dr. Min-Hui Lo, from the National Taiwan University. The […]
Written by Valentina Rabanal
We are delighted to announce that Faten Bahar, YESS Executive Committee member, has been elected to be part of the World Meteorological Organization Research Board. The Research Board on Weather, Climate, Water and the Environment (Research Board) translates the strategic aims of WMO and decisions of Executive Council and Congress into overarching research priorities, and […]
Written by Marisol Osman
Last December, YESS community and the Global Atmospheric System Studies (GASS) decided to launch a call to the YESS Community for an ECRs to be appointed as a member of GASS panel. GASS is an initiative from the Global Energy and Water Exchanges (GEWEX) project of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP). During the application […]
Written by Valentina Rabanal
Two YESS members recently published a blog for the European Geosciences Union (EGU) Climate division, highlighting: What has COVID-19 in common with extreme weather events? And what can COVID-19 tell us to tackle Climate change? An interesting read! Go to blog: https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/cl/2020/04/16/corona-2/ By Gaby S. Langendijk & Marisol Osman
Written by Gaby Langendijk
The spread of COVID-19 during the past few weeks has a strong impact in our lives and we are all facing great challenges due to it. For years, YESS has been working to organize and enhance interactions among ECRs worldwide. In moments like this we believe that we can exploit all the potential of our platform to […]
Written by Valentina Rabanal
We are happy to announce that YESS has a new generation of Executive Committee’s members and Regional Representatives. Both groups are elected by the YESS Council and have a major role in the community. The ExeCom is responsible for maintaining an overview, guiding YESS activities and is the contact point for communication both within the […]
Written by Valentina Rabanal
The spread of COVID-19 during the past weeks has a strong impact in our lives and we are all facing great challenges due to it. For years, YESS has been working to organize and enhance interactions among ECRs worldwide. In moments like this we believe that we can exploit all the potential of our platform […]
Written by Marisol Osman
During March, YESS will have its general elections for Regional Representatives. Would you like to become a regional representative for your region or would you know another YESS member you wish to nominate to become a Regional Representative? Please send your nomination(s) to gro.ytinummoc-sseynull@lanabar.anitnelav no later than March 15th 2020. Please include a short motivation […]
Written by Valentina Rabanal
New ECR paper published in Climatic Change Journal How can early career researchers play an integrated role in the IPCC process? Recently, as part of a collaborative international effort among a group of YESS members, the following paper has been published in Climatic Change Journal: Towards a more integrated role for early career researchers in […]
Written by Valentina Rabanal
