Dear colleagues,
Hope you had a productive and inspiring research year 2018! Climate, environment and sustainability research is more important when ever, and together we can make a difference. Although we are not even past christmas, CEC Fellows is already gearing up for 2019. In January and throughout the year, Cerina Wittbom will take over the coordination of CEC Fellows from Marianne who will go on parental leave. Cerina has previously worked as a project manager at the Skåne Energy Agency and has a PhD in physics with specialization on aerosol technology.
During 2019, CEC Fellows welcomes all members to a new series of seminars, starting out February 14th with Åsa Knaggård and colleagues from political science straightening out the concept of Governance as a research perspective for us. We are planning three more seminars around pivotal concepts from different disciplines, so if you have suggestions for concepts to discuss, please let us know! Also, don’t miss out on the Sustainability Week – Transforming our world, April 8-13.
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year of 2019! Marianne, Cerina, Yann and Lina
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- Yann Clough and Marie Dacke gives a double lunch seminar about their planned studies due to recently approved ERC Consolidator Grants from the European Research Council. December 18 at 12:15 - 13:00 in Lundmarksalen at the Astronomy building, Sölvegatan 27. More information on their respective research here.
- Nailing of "Fate of riverine iron over estuarine salinity gradients" by Simon Herzog, January 7 at the CEC birch, welcome
- Thesis defence of Simon Herzog, title: Fate of riverine iron over estuarine salinity gradients. January 11, 09:00.
- Climate-KIC Ideation Day: Take the opportunity to together with the other participants develop and refine new, innovative and climate relevant ideas. At the end of the day, the best ideas are awarded seed finance of SEK 10 – 15 000. January 16 -19, 2019. More information and registration (before Dec 20, 2018)
- The new series of CEC Fellows seminars will be introduced during 2019, starting with the governance concept by Åsa Knaggård and colleagues from political science. February 14th.
- Spring start of 'Reading Climate Fiction' seminar series, starting with 'Blue' by Maja Lunde February 21.
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Opportunities
Conferences and popular science event
- Conference - NORDIWA 2019 - the Nordic Waste water Conference invites all water professionals with an interest in wastewater, sewerage and climate change adaptation. Helsinki 23 – 25 September, 2019. Call for abstract – submission deadline Jan 10, 2019
- Conference - ICEM2019 - the 6th International Conference Energy & Meteorology. The core theme of this year’s conference is ‘Exploiting the latest weather and climate technology to tackle the energy transition’. Copenhagen 24 - 27 June. Call for abstract submission deadline Jan 25, 2019. (sorry no link due to BizWizard security settings)
- Conference - SANORD Conference 2019 The theme is "Role of Higher Education in Forging Sustainable Livelihoods”. Botwsana Sept 11-13 2019. Call for abstract - submission deadline Jan 31, 2019. (sorry no link due to BizWizard security settings)
Open positions at the CEC please spread the word, https://www.cec.lu.se/sv/om-cec/jobba-hos-oss
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- Registration for the Government and Expert Review of the IPCC Special Reports – open until Jan 4th, 2019. Markku Rummukainen (professor at INES/CEC) is the IPCC national contact point at SMHI, more information on the process here (in swedish). Register here for the Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate and here for the Special Report on Climate Change and Land (SRCCL).
- The County Administration of Skåne has summarized different kinds of support and funding available for applications to the County Administration, the Forest Agency, the Energy Agency, the Building Administration, SIDA, the Swedish Transport Administration etc. "Var finns pengarna?" is in Swedish and focus on environmental improvement measures (not research grants).
- Nordic collaboration program on the environment and climate, 2019 – 2024. The new and ambitious program includes goals on hindering the loss of biodiversity, reduce emissions of plastics in the sea, a common Nordic submission for the climate negotiations and sustainable use of the natural resources. More information here (in swedish).
- EU commission call for applications for the selection of members of the expert group on land use, land use change and forestry (LULUCFEG), with emphasis on forestry. Deadline Jan 4, 2019. For more information, see the last call on page 2 in this link or here.
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Under this heading we are collecting calls with short deadlines, larger/collaboration calls, and nominations for prizes etc. Please check Plandisc below for a collection of all calls we have found for the upcoming year. |
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