Thank you!
A big Thank You to all for attending the hybrid EMS Annual Meeting 2024. Whether you participated in person in Barcelona or online, we hope your expectations were met and the conference was interesting and will result in many new collaborations and projects. The EMS2024 was attended by 1080 participants from 46 countries: 996 onsite in Barcelona and 84 online from across the globe.
The EMS Annual Meeting 2025 will be held from 8 to 12 September 2025 at the Cankarjev dom congress center of Ljubljana, Slovenia. We hope to see many of you there next year!
If you would like to give feedback on this year's conference or have ideas for future years, please send us a short e-mail: ems-annual@emetsoc.org
Upload and update of supporting material (until 8 October 2024)
Download confirmation of participation (until 31 October 2024)
Links of interest
- Recorded sessions
- List of participants (PDF)
- Photo gallery
- Uploaded presentations
- Country statistics (PDF)
- EMS@25 video
For the first time, authors were asked if they would like their oral presentations recorded and made available publicly. Demand for this has been overwhelmingly positive therefore processing and publishing these recordings poses a larger challenge than anticipated. Please follow #ems24 on social media for updates. We hope to continue to record and make oral presentations available at future EMS Annual Meetings.
EMS2024 Outstanding Poster Award
The EMS 2024 outstanding poster award winners are Albert Aparicio Garcia, Anna Rius, Laura Barbería, Anna Miró, Juan Carlos Peña, and Adrián Ruiz from the Meteorological Service of Catalonia (SMC), Barcelona, Catalonia-Spain and the University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Catalonia-Spain.
The eye-catching style of this poster strongly meets impact and innovation criteria for the poster award. The committee appreciated the novel, intuitive approach this service offers via a web-based application. [Read more]
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the public vote!
This was EMS2024!
The role of weather and climate research in the achievement of a climate-neutral Europe
In the pursuit of a sustainable and climate-neutral Europe, the role of weather and climate research is paramount. As our planet faces the pressing challenges of climate change, the need for informed decision-making and innovative solutions becomes increasingly evident. This conference focus topic aims to explore the critical role of weather and climate research in shaping policies, strategies, and technologies that will pave the way towards a climate-neutral Europe.
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