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Atmospheric Chemistry within the Earth System: Understanding changes and impacts

Abstracts DUE 27 February 2026

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2026 IGAC EC-SC Application

The IGAC Early Career Short Course (EC-SC) will take place 4-6 September 2026. The EC-SC is a small group learning and network building intensive course designed by an international committee of early career scientists, overseen by the IGAC SSC. 

Early career scientists as defined by IGAC for this purpose are currently enrolled Masters and PhD students and researchers within 3 years of graduation from a Masters or PhD program. 

The IGAC-iCACGP ECR SSC is excited to announce its online conference for 2025! This event, designed to showcase the work of early career researchers (ECRs) in atmospheric chemistry worldwide and foster networking and engagement, will be held on Thursday September 25th, 2025. To maximize global participation, the conference will be structured across three time zones: Asia/Oceania, Africa/Europe/Middle East, and the Americas.

21th GEIA Conference -- Emissions Science for a Transitioning World

9-11 July 2025      Abidjan, Ivory Coast        Félix Houphouet Boigny University

n June 2025, the ACAM community will gather in Bali, Indonesia for its 6th biennial workshop and training school. Since the first ACAM workshop in 2013 in Kathmandu, ACAM events have been held at locations across the Asian monsoon region, including Thailand, China, Malaysia, and Bangladesh. Over this period, ACAM has promoted close coordination across satellite observations, field campaigns, and modeling to better understand and characterize the interactions between atmospheric composition and the Asian monsoon.

The 16th International Commission on Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Pollution (iCACGP) Symposium and 18th International Global Atmospheric Chemistry (IGAC) Science Conference (iCACGP-IGAC Conference 2024) is scheduled to take place at the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur (WTC KL) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 9th to 13th September 2024.

Citizen science (CS) involves public participation and collaboration in scientific research to increase scientific knowledge. Despite its potential, producing CS collected data that is perceived as trustworthy enough to be published in peer-reviewed scientific journals and influence policy-making remains a challenge, in part due to issues involving data accuracy and standardisation. For example, the use of mobile field sensors in CS provides us with the opportunity to monitor air quality at a higher spatial resolution, but requires more thorough data analysis.

https://www2.acom.ucar.edu/bburned/workshop-2024-fire-uncertainty
14-15 September 2024 (01:00 UTC to 09:00 UTC)
Hybrid / Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Co-Organized by BBURNED and iLEAPS