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CATEGORIES:Cambridge Centre for Climate Science
SUMMARY:The first CCfCS student symposium - Jenny Turton
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20150508T090000
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URL:http://talks.cam.ac.uk/talk/index/58447
DESCRIPTION:The Cambridge Centre for Climate Science would lik
 e to welcome you to the first student symposium\, 
 held at the Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI) 
 on the 8th May 2015.  This conference aims to brin
 g together the broad scientific research from stud
 ents within the six University of Cambridge depart
 ments\, SPRI and the British Antarctic Survey. The
  one day event will consist of oral presentations 
 and posters\, with lunch and refreshments provided
 . We also welcome Dr Emily Shuckburgh from BAS\, w
 ho will be our guest speaker for the day. Whilst t
 he main theme of the conference is ‘Climate Resear
 ch’\, the day will be split into sessions on past\
 , present and future climate. The programme will i
 nclude research on (but not be limited to) climate
  change\, meteorology\, ecosystem adaptation\, cli
 mate modelling\, global teleconnections\, reconstr
 ucting past climates\, ice shelf interactions\, oc
 ean-atmosphere links\, boundary layer and turbulen
 ce\, evolution in a changing climate\, observation
 s and data assimilation\, cloud properties\, human
 -climate interactions and much more. Abstracts wil
 l be taken from any masters or PhD level student\,
  with a climate-related research project.\n\nAs th
 is conference is specifically for students to prom
 ote their research\, it is an excellent opportunit
 y to gain experience in communicating your science
 . This will be a great environment to practice you
 r oral presentations and prepare you for larger co
 nferences. The day will end with a wine reception 
 which provides ample time to mingle with your fell
 ow students\, and refine those networking skills. 
 This event (and refreshments/lunch) is free for re
 gistered students\, and will be held at the Scott 
 Polar Research Institute on the 8th May 2015.\n\nA
 bstract submission:\nhttp://tinyurl.com/ccfcs-stud
 ent
LOCATION:Scott Polar Research Institute
CONTACT:Miss Jenny Turton
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