Promoting access to research platforms in atmospheric sciences
The Cyprus Institute, CARE-C is part of ATMO-ACESS. The European research community of atmospheric sciences has received...
Cyprus dust clouds a sign of climate change
Prof Jos Lelieveld, Head of the Environmental Predictions Department at CARE-C, the Cyprus Institute and Director of...
Extreme temperatures, heat stress and forced migration
Photo by Adrian Lynch
Ignoring the signs of climate change will lead to unprecedented, societally disruptive heat...
CARE-C and QEERI (Qatar) Establish Research Collaboration to Strengthen Environmental Hazard Risk Assessment in the Middle East
The Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (QEERI) at Hamad Bin Khalifa University, and the Climate and Atmosphere...
CARE-C a Key Partner in EU-funded project for a Copernicus CO2 service prototype system
The Climate and Atmosphere Research Center of the Cyprus Institute, is a key partner in a new EU-funded project (under...
The smallest, invisible particles matter for the quality of the air we breathe: findings from parallel studies in Beijing
by Lubna Dada
Atmospheric air pollution is one of the world’s greatest public health threats as it kills more than...
There is a natural “Himalayan aerosol factory” that can affect climate
Article by Lubna Dada and Rima Baalbaki
It has long been proven that climate is influenced by human activity. Whilst...
The Cyprus Institute Appointed Grant Holder in new EU COST Action project “COST MEDCYCLONES” for the study of Mediterranean Cyclones
COST MEDCYCLONES’s aim is to establish a European network for the study of Mediterranean cyclones. The need for this...
CARE-C hosts annual meeting of AQ-SERVE project
On the 19th of January, CARE-C hosted the annual partner meeting of AQ-SERVE. The meeting was held virtually, with participation...
CARE-C participates in 2nd CSP4Climate Intentional Conference
The CSP4Climate 2020 International Conference was held online, between the 15th and 17th of December 2020. Two years...
| This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 856612 and the Cyprus Government |
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