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<video:title>One month in the middle of the ocean, doing research: how does it look like?</video:title>
<video:description><![CDATA[This video is a brief story by images of my experience with the research vessel Maria S. Merian during the EUREC4A campaign (www.eurec4a.eu). The campaign took place in the Atlantic sea west of Barbados, between January and February 2020. Why did we go there? to measure clouds! and large eddies forming in the ocean, and how they eventually interact. 


The video was realized with the contribution of some colleagues, that accepted to be filmed and contributed with some nice frames. I especially thank Johannes Karstensen and all the crew. Being for one month at sea was an amazing experience. If you want to know more about that, check my blog on www.claudiaacquistapace.it. 


The video has been realized with the support of Canva, and with the precious help of Paolo Imbrenda.]]></video:description>
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<video:title>ITaRS Network // Climate Change</video:title>
<video:description><![CDATA[The EU-funded Marie Curie Initial Training Network "ITaRS - Initial Training for atmospheric Remote Sensing" brings together a group of universities, research organisations and high-tech companies from different disciplines, e.g. meteorology, geosciences, physics, electrical engineering and mathematics. 16 young researchers are trained in the area of remote sensing of the atmosphere, over a period of four years. During the 1st ITaRS Summer School in Bucharest, the participants produced short movies to explain their research to a general public. ITaRS is coordinated by Susanne Crewell, professor of meteorology in Cologne. 

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