ECR IGAC iCACGP

Reaching, engaging and supporting ECRs in the atmospheric chemistry community

Category: ECR perspective

  • IGAC Early Career Short Course Program 2024

    by Dr. Nor Diana Abdul Halim – researcher and lecturer at Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Malaysia, she shares her experience of being part of the committee for this year’s IGAC Early Career Short Course (ECSC) Program. Held from September 6-8, 2024, in Putrajaya, Malaysia, this three-day event was a highlight of the conference, bringing together…

  • Navigating International Mobility as an Early Career Atmospheric Chemist: A Personal Perspective

    Max Desservettaz is a postdoctoral research fellow in Australia, studying bushfire smoke composition, and the co-chair of the IGAC-iCACGP ECR SSC. Originally from France, he has relocated 6 times to study and work and presents his perspective on international mobility for ECRs. My international career in atmospheric chemistry has taken me from France to Japan,…

  • The Future Earth Assembly 2024

    by Martin Ramacher – post-doctoral researcher from the Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon The Future Earth Assembly is held once a year and this year, it took place online and in Helsinki, Finland, from June 12-13, 2024, alongside the SRI (Sustainability, Research, Innovation) Congress 2024. In my role as a representative of the IGAC ECR SSC, I had…

  • Harnessing Digital Innovation for Global Collaboration and Research Equity

    by Rupal Ambulkar – Ph.D. student at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM) Pune and iLEAPS Early Career Researcher In the rapidly evolving field of atmospheric chemistry, the integration of digital innovation into research practices offers a transformative opportunity for the iCACGP-IGAC community. As an ECR in this dynamic field, I see the potential…

  • Conference tips: EGU2024

    by Hannah Bryant – Ph.D. candidate at University of Edinburgh, UK The European Geophysical Union conference, by definition, is varied, interdisciplinary and trying to cover a lot. For this reason, I don’t think there is much which can prepare you for the sheer volume of science on the first day (unless you might have attended…