European Geosciences Union
www.egu.euEGU webinars are hosted quarterly and give EGU members an opportunity to learn about EGU activities or science-related skills from the comfort of their own homes or offices. All webinars are free for current EGU members. Each session will also be uploaded to the EGU YouTube page after one week to allow anyone who is unable to join the live session or any interested non-members to still benefit from the information.
EGU also hosts other online networking and training events periodically, which may be run by the Division Representatives or the EGU Office. Official guidelines for EGU Online Events can be found here. For more information, please contact: communications@egu.eu.
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This year’s virtual General Assembly is bursting with Short Courses, vPICO sessions, Union Symposia, and Great Debates. Learn more about what’s on at vEGU21 during EGU’s latest webinar!
Nonlinear Processes Division presents Perspectives on Climate Sciences, featuring speaker Giovanni Jona-Lasinio (Sapienza) discussing “Understanding non-equilibrium via macroscopic fluctuations”
The second SSS Division Campfire aims to bring together Early Career Scientists online, when meeting up in person is difficult. The focus of this month’s EGUcampfire is gender equity in (soil) science, and will be held on Thursday 25 March at 19.00 CET.
The Atmospheric Science ECS division hosts a webinar on mental health with two invited speakers: Philipe Schmutz (Psychologist, Counselling Centre, Universities of Bern), and Liselotte Hagedoorn (PhD candidate, VU Amsterdam).
Nonlinear Processes Division presents Perspectives on Climate Sciences, featuring speaker Berengere Dubrulle (LSCE-IPSL) discussing “On the concept of energy cascades in turbulence: from Richardson/Kolmogorov picture to multifractal and beyond”
Nonlinear Processes Division presents Perspectives on Climate Sciences, featuring speaker Pascale Braconnot (LSCE-IPSL) discussing “Paleoclimate modeling to test climate feedbacks and variability”.
The 9th edition of the Geochemistry, Minerology, Petrology and Volcanology division’s early career scientists talks will be on Wednesday 17th March 16.00 CET.
This is our second session of 2021, which will focus on trace element segregation, Anak Krakatau, maar vaolcanoes and ultra-mafic rocks in India!
This webinar will address the guiding vision behind online conferences and how they can help researchers; how attendees can best interact with online platforms; and how to look after yourself while navigating the virtual realm, including during vEGU21.
Nonlinear Processes Division presents Perspectives on Climate Sciences, featuring speaker David Ruelle.
Nonlinear Processes Division presents Perspectives on Climate Sciences, featuring speaker Eugenia Kalnay (UMD) discussing “It’s not just Climate Change”
The 8th edition of the Geochemistry, Minerology, Petrology and Volcanology division’s early career scientists talks will be on Wednesday 17th February 16.00 CET.
This is our second session of 2021, which will focus on fluids in the lithospheric mantle, felsic nucleation, element recycling and gas emissions in a dormant volcano in Romania!
Nonlinear Processes Division presents Perspectives on Climate Sciences, featuring speaker Kerry Emanuel (MIT) discussing the “History of the Scientific Understanding of Hurricanes”
Happy New Year, Soil Scientists!
Join us in the first SSS Division EGU Campfire of 2021 where we want to hear your “soil resolutions”, to strengthen communication amongst our Division – especially for the ECS.
The 7th edition of the Geochemistry, Minerology, Petrology and Volcanology division’s early career scientists talks will be on Wednesday 20 January 11am CET.
This is our first special edition of 2021, with a focus on volcanic plumes, and their ash and gas emissions!
Do you have questions about open access but are unsure where to look for answers? Perhaps you aren’t sure whether or not to submit an abstract for the upcoming vEGU21: Gather Online because your research isn’t yet published? Then this is the webinar for you!
This interview-style webinar will feature Ulrich Pöschl, founder and co-chair of the international open access initiative OA2020, founder and Editor-in-Chief of the EGU’s open access journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, and former Chair and current member of the EGU’s Publications Committee. After Ulrich has answered a number of key questions on open access, attendees will also be given the opportunity to ask their own.
Join us on Thursday 17 December for EGU’s festive science for policy ”happy hour”! This festive networking event, which will begin at 17:00 CEST, will provide participants with the opportunity to virtually mingle with people working at the science-policy interface as well as others who may be interested in doing so.
The Association for Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) Germany, International Glaciological Society Early career Glaciology Group (EGG) and the European Geosciences Union Crysophere team (EGU CR) welcome you to a chilly, Chirstmassy online get together. Whilst we can’t meet up for Glühwein and festivities this year, we can still socialise and have a some holiday cheer!
The European Research Council (ERC) is a leading European funding body supporting frontier research, investigator-driven, across all fields of science. During this webinar, the main features of ERC individual grants will be presented, with a special focus on the Earth System Sciences panel (PE10).
This webinar will explore some of the many ways that geoscience societies and their members can be more inclusive of diverse under-represented or minority groups, in the face of existing structural discrimination, both in our work environments and personal lives. It will ask the challenging question of what can be done to improve, particularly when engaging with geoscience society activities?
EGU sponsors a number of initiatives that support teachers and scientists with educational roles. This webinar will highlight a number of these initiatives and outline how EGU members and teachers can engage with them.
Join us on Wednesday 22 July for EGU’s first virtual “science for policy” happy hour! This networking event, which will begin at 18:00 CEST, will provide participants with the opportunity to learn about EGU’s upcoming science for policy activities and to virtually mingle with people working at the science-policy interface as well as others who may be interested in doing so.
Scientific skills and knowledge are becoming progressively valued in non-academic job sectors. However, navigating job opportunities and transitioning to different career paths can be difficult. This webinar will focus on the career paths of three scientists who are working in non-academic sectors.
This webinar will provide participants within information about EGU2020: Sharing Geoscience Online that will take place from 4-8 May as well as the new EGUsphere.
This webinar explains the interactive public peer review system, the role of the EGU’s publication committee, how researchers can effectively publish in an EGU Journal, and briefly describes the new EGUsphere!