Royal Meteorological Society Early Career Conference 2025

Abstract The Royal Meteorological Society Early Career and Student Conference 2025 took place at Manchester Metropolitan University. It welcomed 82 delegates from across the UK and Europe. The conference committee was comprised of Callum Dinnett (Met Office), Yvonne Anderson (University of Leeds), Viv Atureta (University of Exeter), Laura Byrne (University of Exeter), Marcelo‐Aron Fetzner Keniger (University of Warwick), Toby Jones (University of Exeter), Kathryn Vest (Lancaster University) and Alex Romero Prieto (University of Leeds) and was chaired by Josh Blannin (Met Office) and Eve Grant (University of York). A diverse range of research from across meteorology and climate was presented and discussed. The Keynote Speakers were Wessel Bruinsma from Microsoft Research AI for Science and the Malcolm Walker award winner Ned Williams from the Met Office. There were fantastic opportunities for the delegates to network and find out more about how the society can support them throughout their careers.

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2025-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1002/wea.70012
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Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations
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Royal Meteorological Society Early Career Conference 2025

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Royal Meteorological Society Early Career Conference 2025

Chloe Brimicombe, Josh Blannin
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Abstract The Royal Meteorological Society Early Career and Student Conference 2025 took place at Manchester Metropolitan University. It welcomed 82 delegates from across the UK and Europe. The conference committee was comprised of Callum Dinnett (Met Office), Yvonne Anderson (University of Leeds), Viv Atureta (University of Exeter), Laura Byrne (University of Exeter), Marcelo‐Aron Fetzner Keniger (University of Warwick), Toby Jones (University of Exeter), Kathryn Vest (Lancaster University) and Alex Romero Prieto (University of Leeds) and was chaired by Josh Blannin (Met Office) and Eve Grant (University of York). A diverse range of research from across meteorology and climate was presented and discussed. The Keynote Speakers were Wessel Bruinsma from Microsoft Research AI for Science and the Malcolm Walker award winner Ned Williams from the Met Office. There were fantastic opportunities for the delegates to network and find out more about how the society can support them throughout their careers.

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Met Office (GB), Royal Meteorological Society (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 55%
Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations
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