I obtained a PhD in physical oceanography from the university of Brest in 2015 where I studied how the sea surface height anomalies observed from satellite altimetry can be used to reconstruct sub-surface currents. I then did several postdocs including a Marie Sklodowska Curie fellowship at Scripps in California to study the interactions between mesoscale …
Kirk Scanlan is a researcher in the Geodesy & Earth Observation division of the National Space Institute (DTU Space) at the Technical University of Denmark. He has a strong background in the use of radar measurements in a variety of fields including earth science, geotechnical engineering, and planetary science. Kirk completed his undergraduate degree in …
“The Living Planet Fellowship is a great opportunity to pursue a two-year project with high innovative potential, for which I would like to thank ESA and my supervisors. The LPF program allows fellows to spend time on carefully investigating new research perspectives, which is not always possible at postdoc level. During this two-year period, I …
On-Hold Temporary Please, note that the Living Planet fellowship call 2025 is on hold temporary. We are adapting the documentation to a new and more adequate collaborative framework. The updated documents and new deadline for submission of proposals will be communicated in September. With this change ESA aims at improving the process and establish a …
“Participating in the LPF was a very valuable experience for me, because I established contacts with other scientists and gained new skills and knowledge, which will certainly pay off in my scientific career” After completing her fellowship, Karolina returned to the Wroclaw University of Science and Technology in Poland. She continues to work there as …
