Congratulations to Melissa Hart, Angela Maharaj and Giovanni Di Virgilio, for being awarded a $500k citizen science grant from the federal government for the Sydney schools weather and air quality network (SWAQ network).
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14 July 2017
Lisa Alexander has been awarded the 2017/18 World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) Commission for Climatology Outstanding Service award.
14 July 2017
The prestigious Tinker-Muse Prize for Science and Policy in Antarctica for 2017 has been awarded to chief investigator Professor Matthew England in recognition of his outstanding research, leadership and advocacy for Antarctic science.
13 July 2017
Kate Simmonds has been awarded a competitive position aboard the RV Investigator later this year as part of the first Collaborative Australian Postgraduate Sea Training Alliance Network (CAPSTAN) voyage.
30 June 2017
Up to two prestigious Scientia PhD scholarships are available at the Climate Change Research Centre, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, for the following project:
23 June 2017
The official ICP13 website is now live. Please mark the date and keep an eye on it during the coming months as more information will be added over time....
23 June 2017
A new PhD top-up scholarship (up to 10k p.a.) has been advertised for candidates successful in gaining an Australian government Research Training Program (RTP) or International equivalent PhD scholarship.
2 June 2017
Today the CCRC hosted in the seminar room another GERL session on 'work and kids'. This was an informal discussion (with tasty treats!) for anyone who has kids, is about to have kids, is thinking of having kids or feels like a kid themselves!
23 May 2017
14 postdoc positions have been advertised for the new Centre of Excellence (CoE). These positions are located around the country at the various nodes of the CoE (including our very own CCRC).
18 May 2017
Professor Matthew England features in a nice Gauardian article that is a retrospective of sorts - and a cautionary tale for the scientific community - on the climate hiatus that never was and how the scientific community responded to it.
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Most of our research applies maths and/ or physics. The CCRC and School of Physics now have a joint arrangement to promote cooperation in teaching, supervision and research. Please contact us for more details!
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