Goodbye to Aarnout van Delden, Prof strike for climate, postdoctoral fellowships awarded and more
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As the new IMAU director it is my pleasure to write the welcome address to this newsletter. I have worked at IMAU for almost 19 years as head of the Atmospheric Physics and Chemistry Group. |
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Goodbye to Aarnout van Delden
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| Despite the beautiful weather on 11 May this year, the theatre room of Parnassos was well-filled. During the farewell symposium, Aarnout's main message was: have fun and be curious when doing science. |
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‘How activistic can academics be?’ |
| On Tuesday 16 May, Erik van Sebille delivered his inaugural lecture, entitled: Stand up for the ocean. Erik has been appointed Professor at the Faculty of Science at Utrecht University to work in the field of ‘Oceanography and Public Engagement.’ |
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Geoengineering, is it responsible to try?
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| An interview with Claudia Wieners and Jeroen Oomen on debate to use technological measures to combat global warming. |
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Postdoctoral fellowships awarded
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Siren Rühs received the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Fellowship. Sven Baars received the Netherlands eScience Center Fellowship.
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IMAU scientists in the media |
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Beyond plans and pandemics
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We are very interested in the careers of our former (PhD) students and Postdocs. In this edition Foteini Stavropoulou
tells us about the choices she has made.
'Little did I know that my journey would change course, leading me into the fascinating world of atmospheric chemistry and physics.' |
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