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From 28 August to 5 September 2022, 29 Climate Physics students went on a study excursion to France, under guidance of IMAU researcher Erik van Sebille

On 16 April, in collaboration with NILOS) and UCWOSL, the Sustainable Ocean Community organised the event ‘Negotiating and litigating ocean sustainability’.

'I am really thrilled to be able to combine my passions for science and communication and to work at the interface of the scientific, political and industrial sectors.'

On 13 March, an IMAU team of five cyclists gathered at the ice skating hall in Leeuwarden, to start the 200-kilometer-long challenge of the famous ice-skating tour ‘Elfstedentocht’ (Eleven City Tour).

Aarnout van Delden wint NVBM award 2021

Introduction IMAU newsletter by Michiel van den Broeke.

'You don’t have to love being on the water to be an oceanographer, but it definitely helps.'

Mark Dekker and René van Westen publish the weekly podcast Klimaat van Vandaag (in Dutch).

MEMO, the EU Marie Skłodowska-Curie Training Network has officially been acknowledged by the European Commission as a success story.

In late August 21 students travelled to Switzerland for a firsthand experience of glaciers, mountains and their climate.

International prize for online outreach on weather and climate awarded to IMAU researcher Peter Kuipers Munneke

Professor Hans Oerlemans has been emeritus for three years now, but his work continues to be honored.

'Despite the winter chill of last December, I’ve been warmly welcomed as assistant professor into a new family at IMAU.'

On 21 November 2023, Sandrine Bony received the Buys Ballot Medal for her groundbreaking research into clouds and their role in our changing climate.

Introduction IMAU newsletter by René van Westen.

The Nordenskiöldbreen project, a collaboration between IMAU and Uppsala ľ�ϸ���Ӱ��, came to an end after 18 years.

Introduction IMAU newsletter by Guus Velders

A team of 89 polar scientists from 50 international organisations have produced the most complete picture of Greenland ice loss to date.

Simulations by researchers from Utrecht and Groningen show that it is unlikely that the current will come to a complete stop.

Erik van Sebille, Gert de Lange and Majid Hassanizadeh received their prizes at the annual Fall Meeting