November 2019 Hello again! It is this time of the year again when I had to move out of Switzerland and visit one of our academic partners in the project….

Hello! My name is Randulph. I am a Ph.D. student based in Switzerland working in the MEMO2 project. If you have been visiting this website faithfully, you might already know…

The advantage of doing a PhD within a MSCA network is to have the opportunity of changing laboratories for some time, to e.g. work with different equipment as available at…

What is your first thought about this question? Is it a serious question? Is it a joke? Is it somehow connected with science? How? All these questions are correct and…

Interested about the ROMEO part of MEMO2? Follow our blogs about it! We will show you how we organise and execute our measurements of methane in Romania to get a…

After grabbing your attention with a catchy title, first, let’s make some facts clear. Some people still link the word “methane” to cow farts. Unfortunately, I have to disappoint you….

Last week we presented MEMO2 at the EGU 2019, together with more than 16.000 scientists presenting their research. 113 countries participated! 5.531 oral, 9.432 poster, and 1.287 PICO presentations. 683 unique…

Let’s play: During our 2nd MEMO2 school about “Methane and society” in France, the exercise for our students was to figure parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)….

Fundamentally, I’ve been in contact with the Utrecht University (UU) and Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) since the first interview before getting admission to the MEMO2when I was…

During October 2018, I traveled to the Netherlands for a secondment with the Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Research Utrecht (IMAU) group at Utrecht University. My PhD research revolves around…