23.05.
2022
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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 two departments, runs an international PhD programme together with the University of Hamburg, and hosts independent research groups.
The Atmosphere in the Earth System
The Ocean in the Earth System
PhD Programme IMPRS-ESM
Independent research groups
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Join @Hongmei_MPI today at #EGU22 who is giving a highlight presentation on predicting variations in atmospheric CO2 and carbon budget. @4C_H2020 @MPI_Meteo twitter.com/ilitat/status/…
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How did the 2018 Summer #Extreme Heat and Drought developed? Come around for my #EGU22 talk on Thursday to find out! I'll be presenting brilliant work by Efi Rousi, Andreas Fink and many of our #ClimXtreme colleagues! 🟥 Room C, THURSDAY 13:32 ➡️meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU22/EGU22-98… pic.twitter.com/nlrS9g6TXR
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Don't miss the session by @DrLauraSuarez & Co-Convenors about #ClimateModelSimulations as tools at 08:30-11: 05am (CEST)! A session NOT to be missed! ➡️ bit.ly/3lADPRm #shareEGU22_CL #EGU22_CL #EGU22 #vEGU22 pic.twitter.com/8JWsAABcXB
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Don't miss our #SMILES session at #EGU22 for the latest #Large_Ensembles research! 🟨Room 0.14, THURSDAY from 8:30 Starting off with our invited speaker Claudia Gessner from @ETH on Studying very rare climate extremes using ensemble boosting! ➡️meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU22/session/… pic.twitter.com/rBg5g2A9q0
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Low-likelihood high-impact extreme events EGU session happening tomorrow (Wednesday)! With keynote @ManuelaIBrunner and many more exciting talks! meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU22/session/… See you there ;) It's in Room 0.14 at 15:10–16:40. @DrLauraSuarez @erichfischer @karin_vdwiel pic.twitter.com/0PlSaQS6fC
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Can more CO2 make the Earth a greener planet? At first glance it seems plausible, but read for yourself in one of the most read #EGU2021 articles by #MPIM_scientist A. Winkler et al. (now @MPI_BGC) why a further increase in CO2 will reverse the effect: bit.ly/3M3bTRE pic.twitter.com/votYPCJS8w
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On Thursday 26.05.2022 at 15:10, I present our work on how the BDC sets the tropical equilibrium climate sensitivity at the #EGU22: The tropical stratospheric upwelling sets the tropical equilibrium climate sensitivity by reducing the effective forcing meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU22/EGU22-12…
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While scientists @realaaronspring @Hongmei_MPI @DanielJ_Burt from the Ocean Biogeochemistry group at @MPI_Meteo are getting ready for the #EGUtrain to Vienna, let me highlight their contributions to #EGU22 and wish them lots of networking and great feedbacks!
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Including a great presentation from Shih-Wei Fang @MPI_Meteo twitter.com/EGU_Climate/st…
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🚄 I will attend #EGU22 in Vienna in person 🗣️ Slides for talks on Thu and Fri already uploaded If you are interested in: 📈 initialized CO2 predictions ⌨️ initialized prediction skill calculation with @xarray_dev 👋 just want to get in touch ➡️ let’s meet earlier next week 🤝🏼 pic.twitter.com/FcI1Of1I8Q
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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]