Dear colleagues, Early career researchers working on the climate (transition) and monetary policy can submit their unpublished work until September 30, midnight EDT. The winner of the first E-axes Forum research prize will be awarded $5000 and present their research in the E-axes Forum webinar series to a global audience. Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to: * How can central bankers best use their balance sheets to promote the transition to net zero? * How should central bankers integrate climate considerations into their lending and collateral frameworks? * How should monetary policymakers incorporate climate into their regular, periodic decisions? * What are the challenges that incomplete and imprecise climate-related data pose for central bank decision-making? All information: www.e-axes.org/prize Best wishes Adrian von Jagow PhD student Institute for Ecological Economics WU Vienna University of Economics and Business Welthandelsplatz 1, 1020 Wien E-Mail: adrian.jagow@wu.ac.at