An extratropical cyclone over the Sahara Desert drenched parts of Morocco and Algeria – bringing up to a year’s worth of rain to some areas. 🌧️ @nasa’s Terra satellite captured floodwaters and some Saharan lakes, usually dry, filled with water. https://t.co/cuS1c73RoA
Last Friday I defended my PhD thesis 🎓Thanks to all the attendees, and a special thanks to @cp_garcia_pando and @dust_deviler for their support during these years 😊
Very happy after submitting my thesis. The journey has been challenging, but it has been a valuable learning experience. Thanks to all the people who helped me.
If you're interested, here is the link to the paper on which it is primarily based: https://t.co/vQA5tnHp01
After 4 years from my master @mastermetgeoUCM and a lot of effort very happy to finally see our paper published @luis_durmon@AlvaroGonCer
https://t.co/F5Vv3zbLG3. Next step 🔜PhD
¡Que bueno! Primera nevada en Guadarrama y día que nos publican un artículo en el que las analizamos! Estupenda y ardua labor de Cristina y Álvaro ambos ex @mastermetgeoUCM, un placer. ¡Esperemos que la comunidad guadarramista lo encuentre interesante! https://t.co/15pDt09EvQ
Join the session on Aeolian dust: initiator, player, and recorder of environmental change at https://t.co/RSn28QBDwj organised by @dust_deviler & co-conveners today at 13:20–14:36 (CEST). #EGU22#EGU_CL#climate
Este episodio de calima no es “inédito”, posiblemente "tampoco excepcional", aunque sí “presenta concentraciones de polvo muy altas, brutales”. Hablamos con uno de los mayores expertos en polvo sahariano, el doctor Carlos Pérez García-Pando, del @BSC_CNS
https://t.co/smUgQA3xJU
#Dust experts explain basic concepts about high-latitude #deserts and their impacts on the #environment, while they participate in a research campaign in Iceland.
#COSTinDust video created by @COSTprogramme, @BSC_CNS, https://t.co/4EEDVyXcAp
https://t.co/Qn9xNNLIq9
After a few field campaign cancellations due to COVID-19, #FRAGMENT@ERC_Research project is finally back on the field!!, this time in the desert of Dyngjunsandur, Iceland (1/n)
Estamos muy content@s de anunciar que las Ciencias de la Atmósfera en @unicomplutense están entre las 100-150 mejores del mundo según el ránking de Shanghai.
Enhorabuena a TOD@S l@s investigador@s y profesor@s del @mastermetgeoUCM@Fisicas_UCM!
https://t.co/rTaL7UX3IM