How to write a (benchmark) scientific paper in hydrology

This week Prof Keith Beven from Lancaster University presented this years How to write (and publish) a scientific paper in hydrology at the EGU General Assembly. The session was well attended with an total audience of more than 60 early career scientists. You can find the slides online.

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EGU15 YHS Event: Dinner & Drinks | Wednesday 15 Apr

FOR EVERYONE ATTENDING EGU2015:
On Wednesday 15 March YHS invites all young hydrologists (and everyone that feels young and/or hydrologist) to have dinner and drinks with us.

We have reserved at PLUTZER BRÄU at 20.00. It’s in the Spittelberg area, near the U3 Volkstheather U-bahn exit. http://www.plutzerbraeu.at/

YHS will leave at 19.00 from the RED Poster Area. We will cover both exits, so it’s hard to miss us.

Follow @YoungHydrology on twitter or YHS on Facebook to stay updated about the plans, and feel free to contact us if you have any questions!

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YHS events at EGU 2015

During the EGU General Assembly 2015 (12 – 17 April) YHS will organize the following events:

Don’t forget to put them in your personal program! If you have any questions about specific sessions / events, don’t hestitate to contact YHS or the conveners.

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Call for Applicants

The AGU Hydrology Section is looking for a new Student Representative!

All AGU Section and Focus Group executive boards aim to have one student member. These AGU Student Representatives (SR) have the task to represent the early career scientists and act as the voice of the new generation. In short, the SR tasks are to:

1. Join the executive board meeting at the AGU Fall Meeting
2. Be involved in improving student events and programs
3. Act as the to-go-to person for students with new ideas and suggestions.

If you are selected to become the new SR, you will serve a term of two years. In the first year (2015), you will function as the SR-elect. This means that you have time to get to know your way within AGU and get familiar with the people you’ll be working with. You will form a team with the SR. The rationale is that as a team you can act more effectively, and this ensures continuity between SRs. In the second year (2016) you’ll become the official SR, taking over the official responsibilities.

Applications can be sent to the Hydrology Section Secretary, Terri Hogue (thogue@mines.edu) and should include:

– Brief motivation & action plan (max. 400 words)
– CV
– Recommendation/Support Letter from advisor

The deadline of for applying is Jan 31st. You’ll hear back from the Hydrology Section within a month.

More info: http://hydrology.agu.org/

In addition to the SR, student members can also join the Hydrology Section Student Committee. This committee consists of ~4 students and is chaired by the SR. The task of the Student Committee is to organize student & early career scientist oriented events and sessions during the AGU Fall Meeting. Successful examples from last year were the Student & Early Career Scientists Conference (http://fallmeeting.agu.org/…/student-early-career-scientis…/) and the Water Sciences Pop-Ups (https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm14/meetingapp.cgi#Session/1996). If you’re interested in joining this committee, you can send your notice of interest to me (t.h.m.vanemmerik@tudelft.nl). This should include:
– Brief motivation & action plan (max. 400 words)
– CV

The deadline for applying is Jan 31st. You’ll hear back from me within a month.

If you have any questions regarding the Student Representative position or the Student Committee, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Tim van Emmerik

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Call for Abstracts: Water Sciences Pop-Ups session at EGU 2015

If you are attending the EGU General Assembly 2015, we invite you to submit an abstract to the ‘Water Sciences Pop-Ups session’. It is the first year this session will be organized at EGU. Its sister session at the AGU Fall Meeting was successfully (30+ abstracts) organized for the second time in 2014.

Our aim is to provide a platform were (early career) scientists can share their vision with a broad audience within the hydrological sciences. For more information on the session, please contact Tim van Emmerik (t.h.m.vanemmerik@tudelft.nl) or Shaun Harrigan (shaun.harrigan@nuim.ie).

Session Name: HS1.6 Water Sciences Pop-Ups | PICO Session

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