The Royal Meteorological Society, in partnership with the University of Reading, are delivering the third in the series of Meteorological Masterclasses in October 2021, which aim to discuss and explore the interactions between the ocean and the atmosphere. Places to…
Deadline: 19 September 2021 Themes of the 2022 Conference include:Oceanographic processes and observationsAtmospheric processes and observationsClimate and climate changeWeather and extreme eventsAntarctic climate and cryosphereAir quality and pollutionModelling and predictionGovernance, policy, and public engagementScience Communication, Education & OutreachMore sessions have been confirmed…
The conference will run virtually this year from Monday to Friday 13-17 December 2021. Every year, AGU Fall Meeting unites >25,000 attendees from 100+ countries in the Earth and space sciences community to discuss findings, connect scientists from around the…
ICSHMO is calling members of AMOS, MetSoc & AMS as well as the meteorological and oceanographic community to consider making a submission for the 2022 Conference taking place in Christchurch, New Zealand and virtually. Submissions are welcome across all meteorological topics. This…
The WMO has launched a prize challenge to improve sub-seasonal to seasonal predictions using artificial intelligence. The competition will run from June 1st until October 31st, 2021 and winners will be announced in early February 2022.
AMOS Awards Nominations are now open for the Priestley Medal, the Zillman Medal, the Christopher Taylor Award, and the AMOS Science Outreach Award Nominations close 1 September 2021 Please consider nominating a colleague for one of these awards, which recognise excellence in the…
Science & Technology Australia and Professionals Australia invite you to participate in the annual Professional Scientist Employment and Remuneration Survey.Through this survey, you will contribute to the most comprehensive benchmark report of scientist remuneration and employment conditions in Australia. The…
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…
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the recent passing of AMOS Fellow Emeritus Professor Tom Lyons. Tom became a Fellow of AMOS in 2004 and was a Past President of AMOS WA and active member of the AMOS WA…
Released on World Meteorological Day (23 March 2021) A global community of 43 national meteorological societies and organisations working on climate and sustainability have released a Joint International Climate Communiqué on World Meteorological Day 2021 (23 March). Together they reiterate…