The CHESS course “Writing successful project proposals” was held from 13-14 November 2019. A total of 15 participants joined the course. The main objective of the course was to enable early-career climate scientists to successfully apply for external funding of…
The third course on climate science at high latitudes: “eScience for linking Arctic measurements and modeling” was successfully held at Abisko Scientific Research Station 15–24th of October 2019. The main topic of the course was on aerosols in the Arctic,…
All CHESS members are warmly invited to our Annual Meeting 2020, which will take place on 20-24 March onboard of MS Trollfjord, Hurtigruten. The meeting is an excellent opportunity for all members to get together for scientific discussions, networking, and…
For two intense weeks (22 Sept-4 Oct 2019), 25 students and 9 lecturers from around the world gathered in the small town of Wawona, in the wild forest of Yosemite National Park to discuss climate science as part of the…