Past Events

The International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer

Networking Workshop: free registration required

A recent WHO assessment identified air pollution exposure as "the world’s single largest environmental health risk”, and with more and more people moving to large urban areas the exposure of populations to poor air quality is a growing concern.

The First CCfCS student symposium.

A half day CCfCS meeting on ‘The Tropical Tropopause Layer’

Come explore Earth’s dynamic climate with the Cambridge Centre for Climate Science. Hear from and discuss with a few of Cambridge’s resident climate scientists, including Eric Wolff (Department of Earth Sciences), Amanda Maycock (Department of Chemistry), and Emily Shuckburgh (British Antarctic Survey). The program will include three short presentations and a question-and-answer panel session.

We are organising a poster session on the afternoon of Mon 9th March from 13.30h to 15.00h in Earth Sciences.

• 2:00-2:10 Introduction

• 2:10-2:50 Julienne Stroeve (NSIDC & UCL), Arctic Sea Ice and Impacts of its Disappearance
  

• 2:50-3:30 Ed Hawkins (University of Reading), Variability and predictability of Arctic sea ice

Building Web Apps to Transform Data into Solutions: Coding for EnviroInnovators

23 and 30 January 2015