VIRTUAL | Student and Early Career Scientists Conference 2021
LOCATION
The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) Virtual Student & Early Career Scientists Conference will take place on the 28th and 29th June 2021. The annual student conference provides an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students, Masters and PhD students and young scientists to present their work in a friendly environment. There will be keynote speakers and poster sessions alongside sessions for oral presentations.
Call for Papers
Abstracts are accepted from undergraduate students, Masters and PhD students and early career scientists in the fields related to weather and climate, focusing on the science and its application. The theme of the conference can apply to a broad range of work, so even if you are unsure how your work fits or haven’t finalised your results, feel free to submit an abstract anyway.
To help the Conference Organising Committee arrange the programme, please include at least three keywords summarising your presentation. A list of keywords can be found on the website to give you ideas and topic suggestions. Keywords should be listed at the bottom of your abstract. Please also see the ‘Guidelines for Abstracts’ before submitting.
Please note the Call for Papers has now closed. If you have submitted an abstract, your paper will be reviewed by the committee and someone will be in contact before Easter.
We will reopen the call for posters again in April.
(Please note, if you are member of RMetS, please log onto your account and then submit your abstract to connect your records).
Photo: © Winner of the Student and Early Career Scientists Conference Photography Competition – Interlaken by Beatriz Fernández-Duque
Resources
The Royal Meteorological Society (RMetS) Virtual Student & Early Career Scientists Conference will take place on the 28th and 29th June 2021. The annual student conference provides an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students, Masters and PhD students and young scientists to present their work in a friendly environment. There will be keynote speakers and poster sessions alongside sessions for oral presentations.
Call for Papers
Abstracts are accepted from undergraduate students, Masters and PhD students and early career scientists in the fields related to weather and climate, focusing on the science and its application. The theme of the conference can apply to a broad range of work, so even if you are unsure how your work fits or haven’t finalised your results, feel free to submit an abstract anyway.
To help the Conference Organising Committee arrange the programme, please include at least three keywords summarising your presentation. A list of keywords can be found on the website to give you ideas and topic suggestions. Keywords should be listed at the bottom of your abstract. Please also see the ‘Guidelines for Abstracts’ before submitting.
Please note the Call for Papers has now closed. If you have submitted an abstract, your paper will be reviewed by the committee and someone will be in contact before Easter.
We will reopen the call for posters again in April.
(Please note, if you are member of RMetS, please log onto your account and then submit your abstract to connect your records).
Photo: © Winner of the Student and Early Career Scientists Conference Photography Competition – Interlaken by Beatriz Fernández-Duque