Call for abstracts
The focus of the conference is on turbulence and convection in km and sub-km scale models, and we are seeking contributions on the following conference themes:
- Observing turbulent and convective processes
- Representing the turbulent grey zone
- Representing the convective grey zone
- Interactions between microphysics and turbulence
- Role of dynamics representation in representing turbulent processes
- Upscale transfer of turbulence-driven uncertainty in predictability
- Diurnal cycle of deep convection
Abstracts should have at most 400 words and submissions are limited to two per participant.
There is space in the abstract submission form to indicate a preference for either a poster or oral presentation.
By submitting an abstract, authors accept that this will be made available publicly on the ParaChute website and distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).
We have some limited funding available to support or partially support the attendance of a few early career researchers who would otherwise not be able to join us. If you would like to be considered for early career scientist funding support, please indicate this in the submission form. An early career scientist is defined as a student, a PhD candidate, or a practising scientist who received their highest certificate (e.g. BSc, MSc or PhD) within the past seven years.
Please note that there is no abstract submission fee. A conference fee will be charged at the point of registration following the announcement of the programme schedule in March 2026. This fee is expected to be no more than £300 and we expect to offer student and early-bird discounts. Virtual participation will be accommodated.
The deadline for abstract submission is 06 Feb 2026.
We look forward to receiving your abstract!