Rooted in atmospheric sciences, it also extends to the social aspects of global change. ERCA is open to modellers, field scientists, and lab scientists, providing an ideal setting for participants to interact with and discuss research with leading experts in their fields. With an emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches to pressing atmospheric science and climate science challenges — such as aerosols, clouds, weather, links between the atmosphere and the rest of the Earth system — ERCA 2026 will provide hands-on experience, fostering innovation and equipping participants with the tools to become future leaders in atmospheric research and beyond to serve society.
Since its inception in 1993 by Professor Claude Boutron, ERCA has organised 32 sessions, attended by more than 1,300 participants from 50 countries.
The new co-direction team includes Dr. Jennie Thomas, Dr. Hélène Angot and Dr. Emmanuel Cosme.
Published on April 21, 2026 Updated on April 22, 2026
Vision
Prepare the next generation of atmospheric scientists to meet society’s expectations in the multi-disciplinary context of global change.
Mission
Train early career scientists in the advanced scientific knowledge, tools, and methods needed to make innovative, open, reproducible research, and to deliver science-based decisions.
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