05.05.
2022
Information on Covid-19 (Coronavirus SARS-CoV-2) and its effects on 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 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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🚄 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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The @BipmMedia & @WMO are hosting a Metrology for #ClimateAction Workshop from 26-30 Sept 2022 - featuring cutting edge research in measurement & climate science. If you'd like to submit an abstract, don't miss the deadline! Submissions close 31 May: ➡️bit.ly/3MhUKDV pic.twitter.com/c4xbXul9hB
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Don’t miss the presentations of @4C_H2020 scientists at the EGU meeting next week, including @realaaronspring and @Hongmei_MPI from my group @MPI_Meteo twitter.com/4C_H2020/statu…
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⁉️ We are recording two #podcast episodes about #ClimateChange with Bjorn Stevens and Jochem Marotze, @MPI_Meteo directors and leading experts in #ClimateChangeResearch. What are your biggest questions about climate change? Leave your questions below or DM us! ⁉️
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Uncertainties in measurements of the bedrock topography beneath the Pine Island Glacier, West Antarctica, have a substantial impact on estimates of future sea level rise. Want to know how much? Read this by A. Wernecke, @flimsin, @Neil_R_Edwards et al: doi.org/10.1029/2021GL… pic.twitter.com/iOEMX0RNY9
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In need of #MondayMotivation? Have a look at our @ECMWF job vacancies - quite a number of exciting opportunities,also in #DestinationEarth.Among these a role to lead & coordinate machine learning activities across our @ECMWF activities, including #DestinE jobs.ecmwf.int pic.twitter.com/zcoSefdWxR
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Storm ahead! This animation by @Klufti tracks the development of a tropical cyclone over the western Pacific. The underlying data comes from an ICON simulation at 5 km global resolution. The aim is to investigate changes in the monsoon season. #dataviz pic.twitter.com/CPhFYfnMSQ
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A new study by T. Dauhut and C. Hohenegger leveraging cutting-edge high resolution simulations with #ICON reveals that the deepest tropical storms contribute 11% of the water vapor input into the stratosphere. Read more @theAGU bit.ly/3KyiAcY pic.twitter.com/n48tfpfC0v
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The vast amount of data generated by high-resolution simulations requires new data management workflows for climate research. In the course of the @across_project, our institute therefore develops the large-scale data system BORGES. Read more in this blog post ⬇️ twitter.com/across_project…
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Für seine Verdienste um die #Klimadebatte hat Prof. Dr. #HartmutGraßl die #MaxBornMedaille für Verantwortung in der #Wissenschaft erhalten. Die Vereinigung deutscher Wissenschaftler (Foto #VDW) verlieh den Preis an unser Akademiemitglied. Wir gratulieren💐 awhamburg.de/aktuell/aktuel… pic.twitter.com/eCDMq11XWL
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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]