Des scientifiques russes et biélorusses étudient les facteurs climatiques des 2 000 dernières années
Un consortium de scientifiques biélorusses et russes a mené une recherche sur la dynamique des facteurs climatiques depuis plus de 2 000 ans.
Publication d’une monographie sur les « débris d’érosion » en Géorgie
La revue Cambridge Scholars a publié la monographie : « Prediction of erosion-debris flow processes and innovative measures against them », écrite par Givi Gavardashvili de l’Académie nationale des sciences de Géorgie.
Graasp Climate : Simulations to investigate the science of global warming at school
The Graasp Climate initiative develops simulations allowing school students to investigate the basic science behind the greenhouse effect and global warming at various school levels : middle school, high school and universities. These simulations are designed to tackle common misconceptions reported in the climate education literature and are based on concepts of the basic science…
Impact of research in science education. Addressing the need for a knowledge-based society
This expert seminar was organized by Estonian Academy of Sciences and University of Tartu, supported by Horizon 2020 Twinning project “Addressing Attractiveness of Science Career Awareness” (SciCar). This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 952470. SciCar – a science education project – addresses…
Embedding Ethics in Machine Learning
From helping farmers adapt to climate change to predicting disease outbreaks, scientists in developing countries have begun turning to Machine Learning (ML) for more effective solutions. With this potential, however, comes the possibility for abuse, misuse, and unintended consequences. By presenting case studies from various parts of the world we will discuss the need for…
7 mégas projets de recherche aux Pays-Bas obtiennent des subventions de l’AIRF
Aux Pays-Bas, sept nouveaux projets de recherche « révolutionnaires » ont reçu des subventions du Fonds de recherche des instituts de l’Académie (AIRF).
International Forum for Basic Sciences in Climate Changes and Sustainable Development
Forum and Scientific sessions about climate changes, mathematics, physics, and chemistry in climate sciences, their impact on human society and sustainability. It involves sessions about mathematics, physics, chemistry, etc in the climate sciences. It is about climate and environmental evolution, their impacts on the human society and sustainable development.
“New technology to investigate Antarctic penguins without disturbance”
In the 4th webinar of the IUBS webinar series, Yvon Le Maho, an ecophysiologist, will talk about the new technologies used to investigate Antarctic penguins without disturbing their habitats. Registration here
DDE Open Science Forum
Deep-time Digital Earth (DDE) is the first big sciences initiative of IUGS, UNESCO’s principal partner in geological sciences and one of the largest scientific unions in the world which is commemorating its 60th anniversary in 2022. Launched in late 2018, DDE has grown despite the constraints on international travel and communications imposed by the pandemic.…
International Seminar on Soil Erosion and Riverine Sediment in Mountainous Regions
International famous soil erosion and river sediment research experts from Asia, Europe, the America and other regions will be invited to give main reports and panel discussion on this seminar. The climate changing impact, new trends, new progress and new problems of the soil erosion and river sediment in mountainous regions will be discussed, and…
