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The Arctic region has undergone the most rapid surface warming observed globally in recent decades. Arctic variability may be important for influencing mid-latitude weather, but the question how and how much is under debate. We investigate dynamical processes linking the Arctic to midlatitude weather and climate in climate model simulations and observation-based reanalyses. In a recent publication (Tyrlis et al., 2019), we highlighted the central role of atmospheric blocking, when…

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Complex Modelling and Extreme Computing

Dr. Nils Brüggemann / Dr. Peter Korn

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Towards improved CO2 predictions

What factor limits the predictability of atmospheric CO2 concentration? Scientists from the Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology, in collaboration with colleagues from the USA, Canada and Italy, have found that Earth system models have very similar mechanisms to predict terrestrial carbon fluxes, but that this similarity does not translate to CO2 predictability. The main reason for this limitation is the difference in regions that contribute most to interannual variations in atmospheric CO2…

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Global Circulation and Climate

Dr. Hauke Schmidt

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Joint Postdoctoral Programme by Max Planck Society and Weizmann Institute of Science

The Max Planck Institute for Meteorology is continuously looking for promising young scientists at postdoctoral level. In addition to the already established external funding opportunities, the Max Planck Society (MPG) and the Weizmann Institute of Science (WIS) are now cooperating to jointly offer a new postdoctoral program. They give talented researchers an opportunity to help shape the future with boundless scientific exploration. The postdocs can participate in innovative projects, benefit…

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Earth System Modeling and Prediction

Dr. Wolfgang A. Müller

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Ocean Biogeochemistry

Dr. Tatiana Ilyina

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Climate Energetics

Prof. Dr. Jin-Song von Storch

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Wave Driven Circulations

Dr. Marco Giorgetta

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Tropical Cloud Observations

Dr. Julia Windmiller

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Climate Surface Interaction

Dr. Cathy Hohenegger

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Stipend Program of the institute

Who can apply? PhD-level researchers from outside Germany with expertise in the fields of Meteorology, Oceanography, Physics, Mathematics, Geosciences or related disciplines. Please note that successful candidates are expected to have excellent communication skills in English. Who can apply? How to apply? Our guests are always linked to one of MPI-M's research groups. Thus, before applying for the stipend program please get in touch with the respective group leader of the group you intend…