From the ICOS Website:

This year’s conference will address some of the key topics in the greenhouse gases and biogeochemical cycles research including:

• From local to global scales: Relevance of regions and hotspots on greenhouse gas cycles
• Long time series, experiments and modelling
• New development in observation techniques and new scientific questions
• After COP21: Challenges towards globally integrated observations and independent evaluation

The conference is open for all scientists interested in research on greenhouse gases, biogeochemical cycles and climate change.

If you are an early career scientist, make sure to check out the ICOS Early Career Workshop that will be held on 29^th September.

As part of this year's ICOS Science Conference we are also organising Communicating Climate session.

This session is aimed to support more effective communication and discussion between environmental science and end users.

Please note that Communicating Climate session is free to attend for all conference attendees as well as for everyone professionally involved or interested in environmental communication.

Stop by the Campbell Scientific booth.