Today is Doctoral Student Day, when we celebrate the curiosity, resilience, and dedication of our doctoral researchers (REALISTIC but not only!) at LACy (Laboratoire de l’Atmosphère et des Cyclones). 💪🎓
Pursuing a PhD is so much more than writing a dissertation. It’s about pushing the boundaries of human knowledge, analyzing complex data, and driving daily innovation.
In that context the PhD students of the laboratory have presented the work they have done so far. It is a great opportunity for all the lab members to catch up on the work done by our very talented PhD students.
Good opportuntity for them to practice public speaking and valorisation of their results.
Christophe Guimbaud and Hélène Vérèmes gave a few words of introduction.
Niels Groenen presented his work, entitled “Understanding the impact of biomass burning aerosols on South-West Indian Ocean regional climate”
Dominique Gantois and his presentation entitled “Multi-instrumental analysis of the properties and transport of aerosols in the South-West Indian Ocean region” :
A huge congratulations to all PhD candidates for their vital contributions to research and the future of science. Your hard work today shapes the world of tomorrow! 🚀
