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Application information The Max Planck Society’s Earth and Solar system Research Partnership (ESRP), comprising the Max Planck Institutes (MPIs) for Biogeochemistry (Jena), Chemistry (Mainz) , Meteorology (Hamburg) , and Solar System Research (Göttingen) , offers Opportunities in Earth and Solar System Research for independent early-career scientists. MPIs offer a richly stimulating intellectual environment and powerful infrastructure and facilities. All four institutes of the ESRP…

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Staff

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FESTVaL

Mature thunderstorms appear as impressive weather phenomena: clusters of thunderstorms can extend over hundreds of kilometers in the horizontal and reach up to the tropopause, about 10 km, in the vertical. But the life of these impressive convective storms starts rather modestly, from small convective clouds of scale O(1 km). How these small and shallow clouds become deep mature clouds is not completely understood, but one idea is that the transition from shallow to deep clouds is helped by…

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Visitor Information

Mercure Hotel Hamburg Mitte Schröderstiftstraße 3 20146 Hamburg 8-minute walk from MPI-M Phone: 040 / 450 69 - 0 Fax: 040 / 450 69 - 2940 www.mercure.accor.com Hotel Boritzka Schäferkampsallee 67 20357 Hamburg 10-minute walk from MPI-M Phone: 040 / 44 85 82 Fax: 040 / 45 67 00 www.hotel-boritzka.de YoHo - The Young Hotel Moorkamp 5 20357 Hamburg 10-minute walk from MPI-M …

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WarmWorld project at full speed

With the first day of spring we also kick off the full module-team of the BMBF-funded WarmWorld project. Within this project, the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology and its partners are developing the scalability of the Earth-system model ICON for exascale applications.

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What the development of global climate models at the km-scale teaches us about tropical convection

Accurately capturing location, diurnal as well as seasonal variability of the tropical rainbelt, over land and over ocean, has remained beyond reach for climate models relying on statistical representations of convection. In this context, simulations explicitly resolving convection over regional domains with fixed sea-surface temperatures demonstrated advantages in reproducing several aspects of precipitation from diurnal to sub-seasonal scales.

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Climate researcher for a day: Girls'Day at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology

The Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, together with the German Climate Computing Centre (DKRZ) and the University of Hamburg, is once again participating in Girls'Day on 27 April 2023.

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Component concurrency increases the parallel efficiency of Earth system models

In a recent study in the journal of Geoscientific Model Development Leonidas Linardakis and his colleagues demonstrate how coarse-grained component concurrency increases the parallel workload of Earth system models and results in an increased number of compute nodes that can be used efficiently in parallel. The additional dimension of parallelism allows the scientists to extend scalability beyond the limits set by established parallelization techniques. It also offers a way to maintain…

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How ice rises and rumples affect the Antarctic ice sheet

In a study in The Cryosphere, researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology examined the effect of basal friction and sea level variation on the evolution of ice rises and ice rumples using three-dimensional idealized ice-sheet simulations including the surrounding ice shelves. They show that the current state of ice rises and ice rumples in Antarctica is dependent on their past evolution.

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Department Climate Physics

Department Climate Physics Department Climate Physics Our research focuses on understanding how atmospheric water conditions the behavior of the climate system. This leads to efforts to answer specific questions such as how cloud processes set the planetary albedo, how moist processes influence the structure of the troposphere, and how `water-powered' circulation systems interact with the surface and the stratosphere. Over the past few years these efforts have led to new developments, in…

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Administration

Administration aims to support all staff and guests of the institute. It is divided into the areas of Human Resources Management, Financial Accounting, Third-Party Funding Management (supporting proposals and projects), Purchasing, Travel Management, as well as General Services including Reception and House Technics. Contact details for each area are given below. Contact Chenbo Guo Head of Administration Tel.: +49 (0)40 41173-285 chenbo.guo@mpimet.mpg.de Contact Reception …

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The Nobel Prize in Physics 2021

[Translate to English:] Poster: Physik für das Klima und andere komplexe Phänomene Erstellt von: Königlich Schwedische Akademie der Wissenschaften Download pdf Poster 2021 [Storch] Hans von Storch (Autor und Herausgeber), From decoding turbulence to unveiling the fingerprint of climate change: The science of Klaus Hasselmann. - Cham: Springer, 2022. doi: 10.1007/978-3-030-91716-6 [Marotzke2021] Marotzke, J. (2021), Physik und Klima: Zum Physik-Nobelpreis 2021 an Syukuro…