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The Max Planck Institute for Meteorology
The Max Planck Institute for Meteorology
The Max Planck Institute for Meteorology (MPI-M) is an internationally renowned institute for climate research. Its mission is to understand Earth's changing climate.
The MPI-M comprises three departments, runs an international PhD programme together with the University of Hamburg, and hosts independent research groups.
The Atmosphere in the Earth System
The Land in the Earth System
The Ocean in the Earth System
PhD Programme IMPRS-ESM
Independent research groups
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Auf der Suche nach einer kompakten Zusammenfassung zu Themen über den Klimaschutz und -wandel? In einer neunteiligen Videoreihe erörtert #SvenPlöger wichtige Fragen rund um den Klimaschutz. Die Videos sind frei zugänglich über die @ARDde Mediathek: ardmediathek.de/ard/sendung/sv… pic.twitter.com/FIR5HjfyHd
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Congrats to @NeilAdger, I. Burton (@UofT) and K. O'Brien (@cCHANGE_Climate) for the @FundacionBBVA Frontiers of Knowledge Award in Climate Change for "pioneering the study of how social conditions and culture shape our vulnerability to climate change and our ability to adapt"! twitter.com/FundacionBBVA/…
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MPI-M authors win @JMSJ_metsoc award! jmsj.metsoc.jp/awards/index.h… The paper shows how kilometre and hectometre scale models resolve long-standing biases in precipitation and clouds, setting the foundation for a new generation of climate models: doi.org/10.2151/jmsj.2… pic.twitter.com/sqlkOxvmXj
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Accessing large amounts of climate model data can be hard and awkward. In this #DKRZ_TechTalk @realaaronspring presents the intake-esm and intake-xarray packages, which take the pain out of data access in #python. twitter.com/realaaronsprin…
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Stormy Cape Horn, damaged mainsail. We´re glad that things are now starting to look better again for sailor @borisherrmann! Very excited about the collaboration with him and our colleagues at @GEOMAR_en and the generated data. We are rooting for you, a safe trip for all sailors! twitter.com/GEOMAR_en/stat…
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Our partners at the German Climate Computing Center #DKRZ have recently launched a new series: #DKRZ_TechTalk. In this series they present the services provided by the DKRZ as well as many tools that can aid the daily work of climate scientists everywhere. dkrz.de/communication/… pic.twitter.com/0zkW4fwb18
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Are you joining #vEGU21 and using #large_ensembles in your research? We would love to have your abstract in our #EGU21 session: 🔵AS4.3: Large Ensemble Climate Model Simulations as Tools for Exploring Natural Variability, Change Signals, and Impacts ➡️meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU21/session/… pic.twitter.com/z4bdCfRKUH
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Are you a postdoc or research group leader doing excellent research at a Max Planck Institute? Then consider applying for the the Hermann Neuhaus Prize awarded by @maxplanckpress. Deadline for applications is February 15 2021. More details here: mpg.de/hermann-neuhau…
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A year of uncertainty and struggles but also opportunities and achievements comes to an end. We wish you Happy Holidays & a Happy New Year, and we @MPI_Meteo will see you all again on 11 January 2021! pic.twitter.com/AyxJhde8nk
Our Research
Scientists at the MPI-M investigate what determines the sensitivity of the Earth system to perturbations such as the changing composition of its atmosphere, and work toward establishing the sources and limits of predictability within the Earth system. For that purpose MPI-M develops and analyses sophisticated models of the Earth system. Targeted in-situ measurements and satellite observations complement the model simulations. [read more]