Research fellows

Research fellowships - presentations and reports 2025

Research fellows

Research fellows

EUMETSAT collaborates closely with its Member States to support young scientists in exploring innovative uses and applications of Earth observation data. The research fellowships are designed to foster international cooperation through partnerships with leading host institutions across Europe.

Last Updated

11 March 2025

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11 March 2025

EUMETSAT research fellowships provide a unique platform for early-career scientists to advance their expertise in Earth observation. By engaging with cutting-edge data and technology, fellows contribute to innovative research that benefits society and enhances our understanding of environmental processes. The presentations and reports detailing their work and findings can be found below.

2025 presentations and reports

Exploring the potential of MTG-IRS to diagnose convective instability for nowcasting and situational awareness

Ruth Taylor, MET Office UK

Retrieving high latitude precipitation from next generation European microwave sensors exploiting machine learning approaches

Leo Pio D'Adderio, CNR Italy

Towards a Hybrid Machine Learning Approach for Enhancing the Use of Satellite Data over Sea Ice Surfaces

Cristina Gonzalez Florez, DMI

Coupling Atmospheric Dynamics and Ocean with Winds from Satellites

Stavroula Biri, KNMI

Enhancing the use of all-sky microwave sensors at ECMWF using inter-channel error correlations

Liam Steele, ECMWF

Expanding the use of Geostationary satellite radiances at ECMWF

Ethel Villeneuve, ECMWF

Ocean-skin temperature assimilation in a coupled system

Tracy Scanlon, ECMWF

Progress on the use of Atmospheric Motion Vectors at ECMWF

Francis Warrick, ECMWF

First Look at Effects of Inhomogeneities within Satellite Footprints An Update

Lukas Muser, DWD

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