4^th Training School at Copenhagen, 19 - 22 April 2016

COST Action TD1105 EuNetAir has organized the fourth TRAINING SCHOOL on Modelling, Methods and Technologies for Air Quality Control to be held at Emdrup Campus in Copenhagen, Denmark, 19 - 22 April 2016, under management of the Aarhus University, Department of Environmental Science, coordinated by Prof. Ole Hertel, MC Danish Member of the Action.
The four-day Training School, from Tuesday to Friday, will be organized towards at least 13 reimbursed trainees and maximum 2 reimbursed trainers, mainly from COST partnership. Limited extra grants at no funding for local students are eligible.

The Training School will be devoted to specific core-issues of COST Action TD1105 such as environmental measurements, methods for air quality control, atmospheric pollution, environmental technologies, reference methods, air quality modelling, air pollution detection systems, sensors for air quality control, data fusion.

Graduated students, Master students, PhD students, Early Stage Researchers will be involved from COST partnership and COST Countries signing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) including Near Neighbour Countries (NNC) approved institutions in open way. A fruitful exchange of knowledge and research experiences from senior teachers to young trainees is highly expected with scientific discussions on S&T fundamentals and frontier research.

A Call for Trainees (see attached pdf files) has been launched to recruit on competitive basis at least 13 Trainees as STUDENTS (Bachelor, Master, PhD) and young researchers from Action partnership and MoU-signed Countries including NNC approved institutions. An Application Form (see attached doc file) is requested from interested STUDENTS and Early Stage Researchers to submit to the Action management by the deadline of 10 March 2016.

Practical Information on city map, transportation and how to reach the Training School venue, Emdrup Campus, in Copenhagen (Denmark) will be available very soon for the selected Trainees contacting Prof. Ole Hertel (oh@envs.au.dk).