The 3rd Virtual Exchange (VE) Week took place online 6-10 October 2025. In total, more than 500 students had pre-registered on DigiCampus (and more than 320 students fully completed all steps of registration) for the third CLUVEX VE Week. Out of all registered students, around 200 students daily actively participated in the VE Week. The … Continue reading Sumup about 3rd CLUVEX Virtual Exchange Week
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CLUVEX after Mid-Term Reporting to EU: Achievements/ Results for January – June 2025
The Erasmus+ CLUVEX project (July 2023 – June 2026; https://www.atm.helsinki.fi/cluvex) continues steps for organization and carrying out the Virtual Exchanges (VE) or so-called the VE Weeks for students from the CLUVEX Partners’ Universities (Yerevan State University, Armenia; Mechnikov’s Odessa National University, Ukraine; Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ukraine; University of Copenhagen, Denmark; and BioArt … Continue reading CLUVEX after Mid-Term Reporting to EU: Achievements/ Results for January – June 2025
NordForsk Calls on Nordic Research Networks & Indigenous Guidelines
NordForsk Call on “Nordic research networks within natural science and related engineering fields” The Call aim is (1) to facilitate collaboration between scientists with clear potential for synergies within the Nordic countries and bolster the international competitiveness, innovative nature, and ground-breaking potential of Nordic research, and (2) to encourage the next generation of early-stage Nordic … Continue reading NordForsk Calls on Nordic Research Networks & Indigenous Guidelines
Sumup about 2nd CLUVEX Virtual Exchange Week
The 2nd Virtual Exchange (VE) Week took place online 12-16 May 2025. In total, more than 600 students had registered on DigiCampus for the second CLUVEX VE Week. Out of all registered students, about 150-200 students daily actively participated in the VE Week. The work was done online (3 hour per day). About 200 participants … Continue reading Sumup about 2nd CLUVEX Virtual Exchange Week
Professor Mathias Rotach selected for the 2025 Sergej Zilitinkevich Memorial Awards
We are pleased to announce that Professor Mathias W. Rotach of the University of Innsbruck has been selected as the recipient of the 4th Sergej Zilitinkevich Memorial Award for his outstanding contributions to the field of boundary-layer meteorology. Professor Rotach, based in the Department of Atmospheric and Cryospheric Sciences, is internationally recognized for his pioneering research on atmospheric boundary layer processes over … Continue reading Professor Mathias Rotach selected for the 2025 Sergej Zilitinkevich Memorial Awards
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