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2005 ACCENT Fellowship for Young Atmospheric Scientists from Eastern Europe

The ACCENT Training and Education Fellowship 2005 offers young atmospheric scientists from Eastern Europe a unique opportunity to study in the field of atmospheric sciences at leading research centers in Western Europe. This fellowship provides a grant of €5,000 for a study period of 3-4 months at ACCENT partner institutions. The program aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of early-career scientists while fostering collaboration and exchange of best practices in atmospheric research.

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2005 ACCENT Fellowship for Young Atmospheric Scientists from Eastern Europe

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  1. Fellowship 2005 Fellowship 2005for Young Atmospheric Scientists from Eastern Europe Task “Training & Education” (T&E) in ACCENT Training and Education in the Network of Excellence (NoE) in Atmospheric Composition Change (ACCENT) in FP6 proposes to award a fellowship to young atmospheric scientists[1] from Eastern Europe. The ACCENT T&E Fellowship 2005 (5k€) is offered for study in any subject in the general area of atmospheric sciences at one or more research centres or institutions of Higher Education in western Europe, that are ACCENT Partners; the period of study is normally 3-4 months. [1]young atmospheric scientist = up to 3 years after completion of a Ph.D.

  2. Fellowship 2005 Fellowship 2005for Young Atmospheric Scientists from Eastern Europe Task “Training & Education” (T&E) in ACCENT Winner: Nikolay Ivanov Kolev Born: 07.02.1972, Popovo, Bulgaria Affiliation: Institute of Electronics, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Sofia Title of the project: Active and passive remote sensing of air pollution (aerosol and gases)in the planetary boundary layer over urban area Hosting institution(s): Aristotle University Thessaloniki, Greece Fundacion Centro de Estudios Ambientales del Mediterraneo, Valencia, Spain

  3. Fellowship 2005 Fellowship 2005 for Atmospheric Science Teachers from Eastern Europe Task “Training & Education” (T&E) in ACCENT Training and Education in the Network of Excellence (NoE) in Atmospheric Composition Change (ACCENT) in FP6 proposes to award a fellowship to a university teacher from Eastern Europe, who would like to exchange experience on best practice in teaching atmospheric composition change at the postgraduate level. The ACCENT T&E Fellowship 2005 (5k€) for Teachers from Eastern Europe is offered for a period of 1 month to work and interact with one or more western European institutions of Higher Education that are ACCENT Partners.

  4. Fellowship 2005 for Atmospheric Science Teachers from Eastern Europe Task “Training & Education” (T&E) in ACCENT Winner: Ülo Niinemets Born: 19.03.1970, in Tartu, Estonia Affiliation: Dept. Plant Physiology, University of Tartu, Riia 23 Description of the project: 1. Prepare and give several lectures on the physiological and physico-chemical controls of plant-emitted volatile compounds. The set of lectures given will be a basis for a future curriculum “physiology of volatile compound emissions” at the University of Tartu. 2. Learn to use proton-transfer reaction mass spectroscopy (PTR-MS), which is a technique specifically developed at the hosting institution. PTR-MS technology is planned to be implemented at the Department of Plant Physiology to append existing GC/FID and GC/MS techniques. Hosting institution(s): Institut für Ionenphysik, Leopold Franzens University Innsbruck Fellowship 2005

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