Student and Early Career Scientists Conference 2019
LOCATION
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
West Midlands
B15 2TT
United Kingdom
The Student and Early Career Scientists Annual conference provides an excellent opportunity for Masters, Undergraduate and PhD students, as well as early career scientists, working in fields related to meteorology to present their work in a friendly environment.
There will be keynote speakers, poster sessions as well as sessions for oral presentations. Social events include icebreaker activities and a conference dinner, plus a photographic competition. The conference will provide you with the opportunity to get to know your fellow scientists with plenty of chances for discussion on current issues and to network and share your opinions with other delegates.
Registration
Download a copy of the conference programme
Registration is now closed! If you would like to register for the conference please email conferences@rmets.org
(Please note that your fee includes entry into the conference, a careers networking/icebreaker event on Wednesday 3rd July and a dinner on Thursday 4th July. Accommodation is not provided).
RMetS Member - £245.00
Non-Member - £285.00
Group Bookings - If you are making a booking for two or more attendees, please contact the Society on 0118 956 8500 or email conferences@rmets.org
Please click here for our terms and conditions.
Photo Competition
Download the Photographic Competition Submission Guidelines here
This year as part of the Student and Early Career Scientists conference we will be running a photographic competition. These are the guidelines that outline the submission criteria.
Entries
Entries should be original photographs, taken by the entrant, of a meteorological or weather phenomenon.
Submission
Submissions should be sent to (rmetsconferences@gmail.com) and should be no larger than 5Mb in size. The subject line should be ‘Student Early Career Conference Photo Competition’ and the email should contain;
- The date and time of when the photo was taken
- The location of where it was taken (place and country)
- Your name
- A title for the photo
Photos should be in .jpg or .png format. Submissions will be accepted up until 5pm on Tuesday 2nd of July.
Judging
The entries will be visible during the conference where delegates can vote on their favourite photo. The winner will be announced at the end of the conference. The winner will have the opportunity to have their photograph in Weather.
Good luck!
Call for Papers
Abstracts submissions are now closed. If you would like to enquire about submitting an abstract, please email conferences@rmets.org.
We take abstracts from undergraduate students, graduate students and early career scientists in fields related to meteorology and climate. We accept a broad range of work from meteorology, atmospheric physics and climate science and encourage the submission of work in its preliminary stages.
Download detailed guidelines and a list of keywords to include with your abstract from the Resources section at the bottom of this page.
Photo: © Ty Buckingham. Student Conference Photo Competition Winner 2018
The Student and Early Career Scientists Annual conference provides an excellent opportunity for Masters, Undergraduate and PhD students, as well as early career scientists, working in fields related to meteorology to present their work in a friendly environment.
There will be keynote speakers, poster sessions as well as sessions for oral presentations. Social events include icebreaker activities and a conference dinner, plus a photographic competition. The conference will provide you with the opportunity to get to know your fellow scientists with plenty of chances for discussion on current issues and to network and share your opinions with other delegates.
Registration
Download a copy of the conference programme
Registration is now closed! If you would like to register for the conference please email conferences@rmets.org
(Please note that your fee includes entry into the conference, a careers networking/icebreaker event on Wednesday 3rd July and a dinner on Thursday 4th July. Accommodation is not provided).
RMetS Member - £245.00
Non-Member - £285.00
Group Bookings - If you are making a booking for two or more attendees, please contact the Society on 0118 956 8500 or email conferences@rmets.org
Please click here for our terms and conditions.
Photo Competition
Download the Photographic Competition Submission Guidelines here
This year as part of the Student and Early Career Scientists conference we will be running a photographic competition. These are the guidelines that outline the submission criteria.
Entries
Entries should be original photographs, taken by the entrant, of a meteorological or weather phenomenon.
Submission
Submissions should be sent to (rmetsconferences@gmail.com) and should be no larger than 5Mb in size. The subject line should be ‘Student Early Career Conference Photo Competition’ and the email should contain;
- The date and time of when the photo was taken
- The location of where it was taken (place and country)
- Your name
- A title for the photo
Photos should be in .jpg or .png format. Submissions will be accepted up until 5pm on Tuesday 2nd of July.
Judging
The entries will be visible during the conference where delegates can vote on their favourite photo. The winner will be announced at the end of the conference. The winner will have the opportunity to have their photograph in Weather.
Good luck!
Call for Papers
Abstracts submissions are now closed. If you would like to enquire about submitting an abstract, please email conferences@rmets.org.
We take abstracts from undergraduate students, graduate students and early career scientists in fields related to meteorology and climate. We accept a broad range of work from meteorology, atmospheric physics and climate science and encourage the submission of work in its preliminary stages.
Download detailed guidelines and a list of keywords to include with your abstract from the Resources section at the bottom of this page.
Photo: © Ty Buckingham. Student Conference Photo Competition Winner 2018