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Bulletin of the Australian Meteorological andOceanographic Society The March 2023 issue of BAMOS features:- The latest IPCC report- AMOS 2022 wrap up- Triple La Niña ends- Changes to the AMOS awards- The weather and surf conditions surrounding Holt tragedy… and…
Entries close 31 May 2023 Dr Uwe Radok was one of Australia’s pioneers in meteorological and glaciological research. Becoming Head of the Department of Meteorology at the University of Melbourne in 1960, he played a leading role in the development…
Warm congratulations to Dr Sue Barrell, Dr Jorgen Frederiksen and Professor Julie Arblaster on their election to AMOS Fellow in 2022 based on their outstanding achievements. Brief summaries of their careers and contributions are given below. Dr Sue Barrell Dr…
We are delighted to announce the following Award recipients:Uwe Radok Award for best PhD thesis of 2021 - Josué Martinéz Moreno (ANU, now at the French Institute for Ocean Science)Meyers Medal for high-quality and innovative contributions by early career researchers - Ariaan Purich (Monash University)Gibbs…
The status of Fellow is available to an existing member who has approved professional qualifications in meteorology, oceanography or related subjects and has made major contributions to the AMOS disciplines over a number of years. The requisite level of qualifications…
A nationwide search has begun for Australia’s next constellation of Superstars of STEM - a game-changing initiative to advance gender equity by turning more diverse science experts into media stars. Industry and Science Minister Ed Husic will launch the national…
Bulletin of the Australian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society The autumn 2022 issue of BAMOS features: First AMOS President report from Roger DargavilleCall for AMOS 2022 sessions (due Friday 10 June!)Vale Rebecca HarrisDavid Karoly retiresThe weather during Ned Kelly’s last stand…
Dr Uwe Radok was one of Australia’s pioneers in meteorological and glaciological research. Becoming Head of the Department of Meteorology at the University of Melbourne in 1960, he played a leading role in the development of Australian Antarctic meteorology and glaciology. A meltwater…
AMOS is pleased to announce the following recipients of the 2021 AMOS Awards. Uwe Radok Award The Uwe Radok Award is for the best PhD thesis in the AMOS fields of oceanography, glaciology or climatology, awarded in Australia. It honours…
This autumn issue of BAMOS features: The AMOS 2021 wrap-up: a virtual success!2020 AMOS student award winners19th century weather extremes in Adelaide and PerthRMets announces new blogVale to three greats... and much more! This quarter's AMOS Bulletin can be viewed…