ACCORD will co-sponsor a Cryosphere Summer School on Andean snow and ice at IANIGLA in Mendoza for early career scientists in 2025. The exact dates and schedule have yet to be confirmed. There will be a few fellowships for US-based early career scientists via ACCORD to attend this school. More information on the application process will be posted soon - stay tuned! Learn more
ACCORD is co-sponsoring the ANDEX 2025 Annual Meeting, in Mendoza, Argentina, which will take place from October 12 to 17, 2025. This will provide an opportunity for ACCORD and ANDEX scientists to network and improve scientific collaborations across networks.
ACCORD is convening the following session at the International Mountain Conference in Innsbruck, 14-18 September 2025: IMC2025: ‘FS 3.130: Andean Climate Change: Observation, Research & Discovery'. This session aims to bring together scientists working in the many areas of climate change detection, attribution and adaptation in the Andes, to foster dialogue and share experiences and expertise. The session welcomes studies based on theory, observations, modeling, downscaling, climate reconstructions and other methods. Presentations of new datasets, multidisciplinary approaches, novel methodological advances, or policy- and education-based aspects and outreach components are equally welcome. The session conveners are ACCORD scientists Mathias Vuille, Fabian Drenkhan, Bryan Mark, Randy Munoz, and Kristen Rasmussen.
More than 20 researchers from the USA, Argentina, Canada, Chile, France, Panama, Peru, Switzerland, and the UK, representing 12 different networks participated in the 1st Annual meeting of the AccelNet- ACCORD Project. This 1st Annual Meeting took place over the course of two days prior to the American Geophysical Union (AGU) meeting in Washington DC. The steering committee, cluster leads and network representatives introduced their networks, discussed milestones, challenges and potential synergies in interdisciplinary research and set the agenda for the coming year.
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