Application of RegCM over China and East Asia for Climate Impact Studies
2-6 SEPTEMBER 2013
(Beijing – P.R.China)
The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics and the National Climate Centre, China Meteorological Administration(NCC/CMA)in collaboration with the Adapting to Climate Change in China(ACCC), National Science Foundation of China (NSF), are jointly organizing the Autumn School on “Application of RegCM over China and East Asia for Climate Impact Studies”, to be held in Bejing, P.R.China, from September 2 to 6, 2013.







The TWAS/NSF Prize or Young Scientists is awarded annually to talented young scientists who attained a high level of excellence in research work in the fields of Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics. Amount of US $ 2000 granted by the TWAS will be distributed among the prize winners. A certificate will also be issued to the winners by the NSF.
The National Science Foundation (NSF) in collaboration with UNESCO and under the auspices of Ministry of Technology and Research organized the Global Forum of Sri Lankan Scientists with a view to harnessing the knowledge of expatriate and local scientists for post-conflict socio-economic development of the country. It was a land mark event in the S&T history of Sri Lanka. The Forum was a highly successful event that ended with whole hearted and overwhelming support from the expatriate community. The National Science Foundation, the premier S&T institution in the country has a major role to play in facilitating the necessary support platforms to ensure that recommendations arising from the Forum are implemented. 








