Save the date for the second edition of the MeteoXchange ECS Conference, an exclusive virtual conference for early career scientists in Atmospheric Sciences and related disciplines. The event is completely free of charge. Join us on April 13 and 14 for keynote lectures, poster and oral sessions and social events. Also, an optional workshop will be held on April 12 (see information below).
Improve your presentation skills and dive into the world of scientific exchange in a friendly environment! Abstract submission is open (Deadline extended until 27th February). Submit your abstract and be a part of the final program tailored to participants from all time zones as best as possible. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with other young scientists and showcase your research. Mark your calendar, more information is coming soon!
Workshop information (12th April)
An optional workshop will be held on April 12, topic: “Graphical abstracts“. Did you ever have the wish to promote your research in another way than just presenting at conferences? Posting your research on social media like Twitter or Linkedin can be quite complex and you want to reach a big audience. “Graphical Abstracts” can help with creatively presenting your research.
This workshop includes the principles of good design, an intro to visual abstracts and a lot of time to get started with your first ideas.
Participants are encouraged to bring a paper of their choice to build a graphical abstract for it. The workshop does not include graphics software nor software training, participants should bring their own software which they are already familiar with (e.g., PowerPoint, Inkscape, Adobe Illustrator, Affinity Designer).
Optionally, participants can purchase Affinity Designer licenses (£40 each) through the workshop instructors and attend a free 3hr Affinity Designer 2 training session before the workshop (subject to availability). We cannot offer financial help for purchasing licenses, it is up to the interested participants to find the funds on their own. If you plan on purchasing the software please let us know by email.
General conference information
The conference is approaching and we are eager to (virtually) see you there! Below you can find the final program and abstract book.
Here are some instructions to make the experience run as smooth as possible during the conference:
For all: The platform for the conference is Gathertown. A virtual floor is already available for you to test. Please take a few minutes to test the platform before the conference. Gathertown may run better on the Chrome browser. Access: Find link in E-Mail (please check your spam folder as well!)
For Poster presenters: please upload your posters to the cloud folder (Link in E-Mail). Deadline is April 6th! Please include your surname in your poster file name.
For oral presenters: you will be able to share your screen during your talk, but we encourage you to upload a PDF Version of your presentation as backup in the cloud folder (Link in E-Mail). Please include your surname in the file name.
As always, if you have any further questions don’t hesitate to ask.
Abstract submission closed
Registration
Registration is closed.
Note: The workshop is fully booked. No further spots can be offered.
Programm
You can view the conference program here.
Supporters & Sponsors
University Partnership for Atmospheric Sciences
DMG (German Meteorological Society)
MeteoXchange ECS Organizing Committee 2023
Lisa Degenhardt (University of Birmingham), Carola Detring (German Weather Service), Lucía M Cappelletti (University of Buenos Aires), Sebastian Berghald (Université Grenoble Alpes), Julian Giles (University of Bonn)