The ICOS Cities project aims to develop tools for systematic observations to monitor the level of greenhouse gas emissions in urban areas. As part of the project two major system installations…
What does the daily work life of a climate researcher look like? From field to desk, the human input behind the production of ICOS data is considerable but often little known. With the campaign #…
Östergarnsholm is an ICOS Ocean station in the Baltic Sea in front of the Swedish coast, that measures atmospheric and water-side measurements. What’s it like to work at the station? And why is it…
The summer months are the busiest time for fieldwork at many of the ICOS stations. What’s it like doing fieldwork? And what kind of research can you do with the collected data? Caleb Mensah and…
The ICOS Head Office has gained two new experts to work in project management and administration. Emilie Hachem brings expertise from the world of startups, while Tommi Pesonen brings his skills…
We are pleased to announce that the draft programme and accepted abstracts for the ICOS Science Conference 2022 are now available online.
Over 280 oral and poster presentations have…
The number of downloaded datasets from the ICOS Carbon Portal has increased by almost 66% in 2020-2021.
The ICOS Carbon Portal is the one-stop shop for high-quality, verified, long-term,…
ICOS and other ecosystem research infrastructures form a global network, called GERI, Global Ecosystem Research Infrastructure. It has now published its scientific rationale outlining how its…
ICOS General Assembly, the governing and decision-making body of ICOS met in Prague 17–18th May, 2022. In this meeting, the GA, composed of representatives of the Member and Observer countries of…
A recent international study led by ICOS scientists highlights the importance of human behaviour in the efforts to cut down CO2 emissions. COVID-19 lockdown measures decreased emissions in…