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EXCLAIM Symposium 2025: Is AI the Future of Weather and Climate Modeling?
The EXCLAIM symposium explores the transformative potential of AI-driven and physics-based models in advancing weather and climate prediction. Join for an exciting three-day symposium of speakers from academia and industry at the forefront of the field. Through in-depth discussions and analysis, he latest breakthroughs in numerical and AI-based modeling techniques, highlighting key trends, challenges, synergies and opportunities that are shaping the future of this field will be examined.
Immagine: ETH
Status of the Swiss Carbon Cycle
The purpose of this meeting is to bring together scientists from academia, and governmental organizations, as well as stakeholders interested in carbon stocks, fluxes and turnover in the context of on-going climate and anthropogenic change within Switzerland. This meeting is intended to provide a platform for sharing of information and discussions concerning carbon budgets, emissions and vulnerable carbon pools across different regions, ecosystems, land uses within Switzerland. The meeting is organized by the SNF Sinergia project “Radiocarbon Inventories of Switzerland”.
Immagine: ETH
Save-the-Date: Status of the Swiss Carbon Cycle
The symposium will comprise a series of invited presentations by carbon cycle experts from international and national research institutions and environmental agencies. In addition, there will be poster contributions and a discussion forum. Registration is free.
Immagine: M. Bolliger
Brownian Motion 2025 Workshop : Friend and Foe
Join us in 2025 in Switzerland on the 120th anniversary of Albert Einstein’s paper on Brownian motion, where he proposed a formula for the mean-square displacement of translational motion of a particle immersed in a fluid with the background Newtonian spacetime, which led to experiments proving the existence of atoms.
