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Looking for a treasure trove of tipping point knowledge? Take a look at this ongoing series on tipping points. The discussion series is a joint activity of Future Earth's global research project, Analysis, Integration and Modelling of the Earth System (AIMES). All previous events are recorded and available to re-watch. So dive into this pool of knowledge about the latest science on tipping points. #complexityscience #tippingpoints

Our newest report examines the transformational elements needed to create an inclusive, collaborative, and effective Arctic and Northern research system. Available tomorrow. https://bit.ly/3RFdH8Z #ArcticScienceMonth #ArcticScience #ArcticResearch #Research #NorthernResearch

Ocean Observation Stakeholders' Dialogue: Priorities & Challenges for 2030 Insightful discussion between different stakeholders of the ocean observation community today. Cooperation between scientists, industries, research infrastructures, government and civil society is critical. Ocean Networks Canada’s Pieter Romer sharing the importance of multiple knowledge systems to advance the science we need for the ocean we want.  MINKE, Ocean Networks Canada, Kongsberg Discovery, AMRIT, Med-SHIP UN Ocean Decade Institut de Ciències del Mar - CSIC

Want to know more about the science produced by the Earth Commission and how it can be translated into action? Watch this new video! 

Did you know that NOAA is using the power of #CitizenScience to engage the public in support of key mission areas? Learn how in the NOAA Citizen Science Action Plan: https://lnkd.in/gNUGeU6Y #CitSci

Join American Geophysical Union for our next global science policy webinar -  Science to Action: How to Create a Policy Brief. Scientists and policymakers are taught very different communication strategies, which can impede the exchange of critical concepts and results. Nevertheless, there are tools available to help scientists effectively convey information to policymakers and other stakeholders. A prime example is the policy brief, used globally to present key scientific findings in a succinct, clear, and actionable format.  Join us to discover the value of policy briefs, learn how to create one using a provided template, and gain insight into their practical application in addressing global societal challenges. https://shorturl.at/flX25 #sciencepolicy #scicomm

🆕 Check out our latest 'Researcher in the Spotlight' feature on Mathias C. van Caspel, Ocean Modeller at Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research 🌊   🔍 Learn more about Mathias here ⬇️  https://lnkd.in/eXrm8UnV

Canada’s Chief Science Advisor, Mona Nemer, has announced the release of a public UFO report, a bold initiative promoting transparency and furthering research in aerial phenomena. This represents a significant opportunity for the scientific community and the public to engage in understanding the unexplained. Learn more about this groundbreaking development. #UFOs #CanadianScience #PublicDisclosure #ResearchAndDevelopment 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gmsqKJx4 #ProfessionalExploration #InnovationInScience #LeadersInScience #GlobalResearch #InterdisciplinaryResearch #PublicEngagement #ScientificOutreach #PolicyAndScience #TechnologyTrends

Call for proposals for 2 two-year synthesis science projects on the topics of overshoot and societal tipping processes. The Belgian Climate Centre seeks to fund two synthesis science projects led by interdisciplinary teams that apply innovative approaches, as well as state-of-the art compilation and analysis techniques to existing data sets and information, with the aim to advance evidence-based decision making in the Belgian public and private sectors. We invite proposals that focus on the research topics of #overshoot and societal #tipping #processes. Synthesis science projects can be focused on Belgium, on other regions with broad expertise (e.g., Congo Basin, Antarctica), or on continental (e.g., EU) or global scale. To foster interdisciplinary research collaboration on these topics, this call involves the creation of two Working Groups of up to 20 scientists and stakeholders, each lead by a team of up to 4 Principal Investigators (PIs). For each topic, one Working Group will be supported. This includes support for multiple meetings at the Belgian Climate Centre, as well as a post-doctoral fellowship for one early-career Working Group member. The proposal submission process consists of two stages: - All interested PI teams are invited to submit a Letter of Intent (LOI) by April 15, 2024. - After evaluation of the LOIs, a selection of PI teams will be invited to submit a full proposal by September 1, 2024. In Fall 2024, two full proposals (one per topic) will be recommended for funding. The call is open to Belgian research institutes and stakeholders only. Proposals will be evaluated by the Scientific Board of the Belgian Climate Centre on their scientific merit, novelty, complementarity and interdisciplinarity of the PI team, transfer of knowledge to stakeholders, and potential for societal impact. The full call for proposals document, with all details, can be consulted here: https://lnkd.in/en7BTD2g Belgian Science Policy Office Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium (KMI-IRM-RMI) Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences Royal Observatory of Belgium Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy Royal Museum for Central Africa Ghent University University of Antwerp Open Universiteit Studiecentrum Hasselt University of Liège Université de Namur UNIVERSITE DE MONS Université catholique de Louvain Vrije Universiteit Brussel Université libre de Bruxelles Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven)

Such an important step to #evidence-building is creating bridges to integrate ways of knowing. I am looking forward to the outcomes of this workshop that give us all more language that will help consider participatory methods as not just some other way of doing #research, but part of the routine way that we do research.