The Gothenburg Questions

The 'Urbino Questions' were a first attempt to establish a dialogue between the ACCENT scientific community and policy makers. Given the wide appreciation for this exercise, ACCENT now wants to repeat it, in order to give an input to the upcoming revision of the Gothenburg Protocol (2009) and to the revision of the European Commissions Thematic Strategy on Air Pollution, for which a scientific basis should be built until 2011-2012. read more

2'nd ACCENT Symposium, Oral Presentations Now Available
	ACCENT is pleased to announce that the oral presentations of its second international symposium, on the relevance of atmospheric composition change on important societal issues, are now available. read more

Goldschmidt Conference 2009: "Sources, sinks and impacts of atmospheric aerosol"
	Theme 12 of Goldschmidt 2009 Conference is "Sources, sinks and impact of atmospheric aerosol" : Organic aerosols, Aeolian dust sources and sinks, sources of nutrient, organic and elemental carbon, aerosol-climate interactions, sea spray, urban air quality, sources of nutrients to the ocean, aerosols and climate read more

ACCENT Training Workshop in China
	The Department of Ecology, Sun Yat-sen (Zhongshan) University, Guangzhou, China (Associated Partner to T&E) and the University of Berne, Switzerland, jointly organise a training workshop for early career scientists in China, held in Guangzhou from 9-12 October 2008. read more

Pilot on "Next Generation Summit"
	A Pilot on the "Next Generation Summit" on Air Quality-Climate Interactions and Impacts was organised in Interlaken, Switzerland, from 13-16 July 2008, jointly with the ENSEMBLES EU project. read more

Call for ACCENT Infrastructures is permamently open
	A number of research infrastructures (research aircraft, laboratory facilities, advanced analytical instrumentation and/or monitoring stations) are currently operational in Europe for atmospheric studies. read more

Urbino dialogue
	ACCENT has opened a blog to allow you to participate in an open discussion on science - policy - public interaction. read more

New Public Information and Policy Support portal
	The new Public Information and Policy Support Portal is now ready. Thank you to all of those that answerer the survey and helped us with the improvements. read more