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- Global conference on sea level co-organised by IMAU researcher Roderik van de WalConference on Regional Sea Level Changes and Coastal Impacts in New York/en/news/global-conference-on-sea-level-co-organised-by-imau-researcher-roderik-van-de-wal
- ERC Advanced Grant for Maarten KrolMaarten Krol, connected with the Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research Utrecht (IMAU), has received an ERC Advanced Grant of 2.5 million euros/en/news/erc-advanced-grant-for-maarten-krol
- My first publication was like climbing Mount EverestFormer PhD student Abdel Nnafie/en/news/my-first-publication-was-like-climbing-mount-everest
- Impact of researchHow we determine the impact of our work as scientists/en/news/impact-of-research
- We must raise our voices!Introduction IMAU newsletter by Michiel van den Broeke/en/news/we-must-raise-our-voices
- 'More knowledge is needed about the interaction between air quality and climate change’The hole in the ozone layer, global warming, and air pollution are unjustly considered to be three independent problems, says Guus Velders in his oration./en/news/more-knowledge-is-needed-about-the-interaction-between-air-quality-and-climate-change
- Studying Caribbean eddiesClimate Physics student Anneke Vries joined the scientific team of the NICO expedition organized by NIOZ Sea Research and NWO./en/news/studying-caribbean-eddies
- Prof. Guus Velders in top 100 TIME MagazineTIME Magazine heeft bijzonder hoogleraar Guus Velders verkozen tot één van de honderd invloedrijkste personen ter wereld./nieuws/prof-guus-velders-in-top-100-time-magazine
- Prof. Guus Velders in top 100 TIME MagazineTIME has named Professor by Special Appointment Guus Velders as one of the 100 most influential people in the world./en/news/prof-guus-velders-in-top-100-time-magazine
- Introducing: Prof. dr. Guus VeldersGuus Velders, professor by special appointment/en/news/introducing-prof-dr-guus-velders
- Total range of sea level rise greater than expectedUtrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ researchers think there is a possibility of regional sea level rises of 1.8 m or more due to the decreasing mass of the Antarctic ice cap./en/news/total-range-of-sea-level-rise-greater-than-expected
- Meet our new assistant professorNew Tenure Track researcher at IMAU/en/news/meet-our-new-assistant-professor
- Keeping up with the latest technologyFormer PhD student Leonie Derendorp/en/news/keeping-up-with-the-latest-technology
- Music meets science in ‘Music by Oceans’String quartet plays ocean currents/en/news/music-meets-science-in-music-by-oceans
- Doorbraak in discussie over recente toename methaan in atmosfeerUtrechtse onderzoekers bestudeerden met een computermodel de bijdragen van verschillende bronnen aan de hoeveelheid methaan in de atmosfeer./nieuws/doorbraak-in-discussie-over-recente-toename-methaan-in-atmosfeer
- Breakthrough in debate on recent increase in atmospheric methaneWith a computer model, researchers were able to compare the contributions of various sources to the amount of methane in the atmosphere./en/news/breakthrough-in-debate-on-recent-increase-in-atmospheric-methane
- Subsidence will be higher than sea level rise at 6% of global coastlineIsolde Glissenaar from Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ combined, for the first time, sea level rise with land subsidence data on a global scale./en/news/subsidence-will-be-higher-than-sea-level-rise-at-6-of-global-coastline