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Megan Stamper (PhD student in the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics' Atmosphere-Ocean Dynamics group) and her Eglaze (energy saving windows) teammates are through to the finals of the NERC Environment YES competition after winning the Scottish heat.NERC Environment YES is an innovative scheme aimed at increasing entrepreneur…

Prof John Pyle, Dr Neil Harris and colleagues at the University of Cambridge and the National Centre for Atmospheric Science have been named finalists for the NERC Impact Awards-International Impact in recognition of the exceptional economic and/or societal impact their atmospheric research has had outside of the UK.The NERC announcement is below:H…

The ESS DTP has been awarded a grant of £137,029 from NERC to carry out an exciting programme of innovation and partner engagement activities in early 2015. 

Emma Smith (joint Cambridge-BAS graduate student) won the best student oral presentation prize for her paper on the microseismicity of the bed of Rutford Ice Stream at the recent meeting of the International Glaciological Society in Bristol. Congratulations, Emma!

Congratulations to Ainur Seitkan (Department of Earth Sciences) who was awarded first prize for her presentation 'Speciation of arsenic in water at Bakyrchik gold mine, Kazakhstan' at the 1st Scientific Symposium of the IDB Scholars Association - UK.