We are thrilled to announce that Dr. Daphne Parliari has been awarded the prestigious Young Scientist Conference Award (YSCA) by the European Meteorological Society (EMS) — a major recognition of her outstanding scientific contributions at the early stage of her career.
The award was presented during the 12th International Conference on Urban Climate (ICUC12), held this July in Rotterdam, Netherlands, where Dr. Parliari also presented cutting-edge research from the LIFE SIRIUS project on the intersection of thermal stress, air pollution, and human mortality.
About the EMS Young Scientist Conference Award
The EMS Young Scientist Conference Award is granted annually to early-career researchers under the age of 35 who demonstrate exceptional scientific performance in meteorology or atmospheric sciences. It acknowledges the impact of their published research or conference presentations, providing visibility and support to emerging scientific leaders across Europe.
In Her Own Words
“This July I was lucky enough to attend the 12th International Conference on Urban Climate – ICUC12 where we presented our work on biostatistics, environmental epidemiology and atmospheric health.
🏆 It was also my great joy and honor to receive the Young Scientist Conference Award of the European Meteorological Society.
🎉 A great week with great colleagues in Rotterdam!”
— Dr. Daphne Parliari
