Please consider nominating a colleague for one of the following Awards, which recognise excellence in the AMOS fields: Meyers Medal: High-quality and innovative contributions by young researchers in the early stages of their academic career to the sciences covered by…
Forecast verification challenge to use non-traditional observations Forecast verification is evolving beyond traditional metrics for basic weather variables to make use of many new sources of data to assess forecast quality. For example, data on weather-related damage and other societal…
A nationwide search begins today for the next 60 Superstars of STEM – brilliant women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics who want to step into the spotlight as media stars. Minister for Industry, Science and Technology Karen Andrews will…
Video on webinar now available here on AMOS Youtube - Click here to access: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHpxBTRrCgA
Melbourne 8–12 February 2021 Deadline Friday 31 July 2020 We're calling for your expressions of interest. The main theme for AMOS 2021 is Science for Impact. This highlights the real world benefits science has, and can have, because of collaboration and…
Meyers Medal, the Morton Medal, the Gibbs Medal, and the AMOS Science Outreach Award Nominations close 1 September 2020 Please consider nominating a colleague for one of these awards, which recognise excellence in the AMOS fields. The four awards recognise: …
Please view this issue of the International Forum of Meteorological Societies at this address: https://ifms.org/index.cfm/ifms/newsletter/ifms-newsletter-volume-5-version-1/
In consideration of the current circumstances, entries have been extended until 14 June 2020 for Uwe Radok Award for Best PhD Thesis 2019.
Entries are now open until 31 May 2020 for Uwe Radok Award for Best PhD Thesis 2019.
The winners for this year's AMOS Art Competition have been announced. There were many excellent entries this year across all the age groups.