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Spotlight on Young Researchers – ECSNet Video Series

The IUGG Early Career Scientist Network (ECSNet) launched a video series highlighting Early Career Scientists (ECSs) from all IUGG Associations, including several actively involved in the IAG. This blog series at IAG website will feature selected videos with short profiles, offering insights into the research, motivation, and career paths of the next generation of geodesists.
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Turn Your Holiday Creativity into a Geodesy Cartoon!

Christmas time and the upcoming holidays are perfect for slowing down, relaxing — and letting creativity shine. Between the festive lights and quiet days, why not take a moment to imagine how geodesy could make people smile? The Geodesy Cartoon…
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Open Call for Early Career Researchers – EPOS-GNSS TCS Participation in EPOS Days 2026

The GNSS Data & Products Thematic Core Service (EPOS-GNSS TCS) will support the participation of two Early Career Researchers (ECRs) in the ECR session at EPOS Days 2026 (16–20 March 2026, Cagliari, Italy). Selected ECRs will give a flash presentation and a poster, with travel support provided according to EPOS rules. Eligible applicants must be PhD students or have obtained their PhD within the last 7 years, actively use EPOS-GNSS data or products, and be able to attend the event. Applications (single PDF) including abstract, motivation, and a recommendation letter must be submitted by 5 December 2025 to
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Obituary of Bernard Chovitz

Bernard Chovitz († April 25, 2025) was a pioneering geodesist and NOAA official. He advanced Geodesy from 2D to modern 3D/4D models, contributing to gravity field analysis, satellite data, and reference systems. His work, alongside geodetic giants, profoundly shaped the field. The International Association of Geodesy honors his legacy.
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IAG Honors Outstanding Contributions in Geodesy: Awardees of 2023 and 2024

The International Association of Geodesy (IAG) has honored four outstanding scientists with its Young Author’s and Best Reviewer’s Awards for 2023 and 2024. The recipients are Dr. Safoora Zaminpardaz, Dr. Justyna Śliwińska-Bronowicz, Dr. Bailing Li, and Dr. Judit Benedek. These awards recognize excellence in scientific research and dedicated service to the geodetic community worldwide.
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Geodesy Cartoon Competition

Join the Geodesy Cartoon Competition and turn complex science into creative, engaging visuals. Whether you're a scientist or an artist, this is your chance to make geodesy fun and accessible. Win up to 900€, gain international visibility, and help others understand why geodesy matters. Open to all!
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Call for IAG proposals – IUGG Support Program of Scientific Meetings in 2026

The IUGG invites proposals for support of selected scientific meetings in 2026, including workshops, schools, and symposia. Submissions via IAG must be sent by 10 September 2025 to IAG-Office. Meetings should be scientifically relevant, internationally oriented, inclusive, and multi-disciplinary.
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Call for Submissions: CLGE Young Surveyors Contest 2025

The CLGE Young Surveyors Contest 2025 invites students and early career geodesists to submit theses, papers, or projects for a chance to win up to €1500 and present at INTERGEO 2025. Open to geodesy and surveying professionals across Europe. Deadline: 28 July 2025
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IAG News – Now Available on Telegram

IAG News is now on Telegram! Stay informed about geodesy and IAG activities with concise, real-time updates delivered straight to your phone or desktop. Join us via t.me/iag_geodesy and never miss important news — wherever you are. Telegram complements our existing channels and helps keep the global geodetic community connected.
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GGOS at #AGU25 – Call for Abstracts

Join GGOS at #AGU25 (15–19 Dec 2025, New Orleans) for Session G004 on geodesy’s role in Earth system monitoring. Share your research on geodetic techniques, climate applications, reference frames, and more. Help shape global collaboration in geoscience! Submit your abstract by 30 July 2025.