CALL FOR ABSTRACT SUBMISSION & FINANCIAL SUPPORT (World Climate Research Programme)
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Convenors: Ines Camilloni - Centro de Investigaciones del Mar y la Atmósfera (CIMA), Argentina; Peter Irvine - University College London, UK; Romaric Oudoulami - University of Cape Town, South Africa
Session description : Contributions focusing on high mitigation scenarios, overshoot and impact on the dynamics of the Earth System and reversibility of changes. Also contributions on direct climate interventions such as solar radiation modification (SRM), Carbon dioxide Removal (CDR), marine cloud brightening (MCB) and potential impacts on climate response but also on society and ecosystems; ethical implications of climate interventions.
Abstract submission is open, click here to submit an abstract.
Timeline
- 1 December 2022: Abstract submission, financial support application open
- Early 2023: Registration opens
- 14 March 2023: [Extended Deadline] Abstract submission and financial support application deadline
- March-April 2023: Abstract review
- May 2023: Abstract and financial support notifications
Requirements
Submission of an abstract implies that organizers have permission to reproduce the abstract in the program and reports related to the conference.
Instructions
The call for abstracts is open for oral and poster presentations. If you are submitting an abstract, you must be the presenter (in person or online). Authors are invited to submit one or more abstracts
- Authors must submit the abstracts in ENGLISH to one of the sessions or poster clusters of the Conference.
- If you are applying for an oral presentation, submit your proposal to one of the sessions.
- If you are applying for poster presentation, submit your proposal either for a session or a poster cluster, as listed in the submission form.
- Make your abstract as informative as possible. The abstract is limited to 400 words.
Financial support
A limited amount of financial support will be available inter alia to support deserving delegates who are
- early to mid-career researchers (EMCRs)* or
- from low to lower-middle income countries
To qualify for financial support the applicant must submit a contribution for oral and/or poster to the conference, of which they are the presenter (in person or online). The request for financial support will be made along with the abstract submission.
*Early career researchers (ECRs) are master and PhD students, researchers, and practitioners within 7 years of highest obtained degree (excluding parental and care leave). Practitioners are those working at the interface of society, policy, practice, and research. Mid-career scientists (MCRs) are researchers and practitioners between 8 and 15 years of highest obtained degree (excluding parental and care leave).
How to qualify for financial support?
To be considered for financial support:
- The person applying for financial support should be the presenter (in person or online)
- For EMCRs, upload a proof of your most recent degree
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