Category Archives: EGU

On Wednesday morning YHS organized the ‘Teaching Hydrology’ workshop, an interactive session for everyone who is interested in teaching. About 30 people gathered, varying from just-started PhD-candidates with little or no experience in teaching, to professors with ample experience in … Continue reading →

WED 20 apr it’s time again for YHS’ annual hydro drinks and dinner. Everyone who feels like a (young) hydrologist, or feels connected to (young) hydrologists is welcome to join! This year we’ll go to the Siebenstern, a restaurant and … Continue reading →

During this year’s pop-up session twelve speakers gave inspiring 5min presentations in which they ‘shared failures, lessons learned and new ideas’, going beyond hour regular conference presentation. Topics ranged from discussing experiences with approaches and ideas that did not work, … Continue reading →

Poetry can be used to make science more accessible to the world, including your students, your professors, your (grand)parents, and the general public. Learn how to write & recite poems about your own research! More info: http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2016/session/22103 http://meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU2016/session/22105

For all of those doubting whether to attend EGU 2016, here are 8 more reasons to register! This year YHS will organize some revamped classics (Meet the expert, Pop-Ups), and try out some new concepts (How to review, Rhyme-your-research). Times … Continue reading →