The IGAC-iCACGP Early Career Researcher Scientific Steering Committee was formed in 2023. Since then, we’re developing new ways for early career atmospheric chemistry researchers to interact, grow their networks, and connect with the wider global IGAC Network.
Co-chairs
Maximilien Desservettaz
University of Wollongong, Australia
Max is motivated as co-chair of the ECR SSC because he has been part of the IGAC family since the first year of his PhD, when he joined the IGAC-iCACGP 2014 conference in Natal, Brazil. Since then, Max has attended all IGAC meetings, and was part of the ECR program organizing committee at the IGAC 2018 in Takamatsu, Japan. He aspires for all ECRs in atmospheric chemistry to be welcomed into, and benefit from, the broader IGAC community, particularly those from under-represented regions.
Emily Matthews
University of Manchester, UK
As a co-chair of the ECR SSC within the IGAC project, Emily’s motivation springs from a profound commitment to nurturing collaboration and empowerment among emerging scientists in atmospheric chemistry. Having personally experienced the inclusive and supportive ‘IGAC Family,’ she is eager to extend these opportunities to fellow ECRs. Her vision is for the committee to foster a culture of knowledge sharing and collaboration, thereby advancing our collective understanding of global atmospheric chemistry processes and driving the development of sustainable solutions to environmental challenges.
Committee Members
Simone Andersen
Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, Germany
William Apondo
World Resources Institute, Kenya
Cybelli Barbosa
National Institute for Amazonian Research (INPA – Instituto Nacional de Pesquisa da Amazônia)
Hannah Bryant
University of Edinburgh, UK
Sebastian Diez
Universidad del Dasarrollo, Chile
Tamryn Hamilton
North-West University, South Africa
Nor Diana Abdul Halim
Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) , Malaysia
Nasim Hossein Hamzeh
Atmospheric Science and Meteorology Research Center, Iran
Emmie Le Roy
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MA, USA
Arielle Milkman
University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, USA
Martin Otto Paul Ramacher
Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, Chemistry Transport Modeling Department, Germany
Stephanie Schneider
McMaster University, Canada
Bert Verreyken
Royal Belgian Institute of Space Aeronomy; University of Liege, Belgium
Karn Vohra
University College London , UK
Li (Patrick) Yuanzhe
School of Science and Technology at Sophia University, Japan