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Bastin, Swantje, et al. "Sensitivity of the tropical Atlantic to vertical mixing in two ocean models (ICON-O v2. 6.6 and FESOM v2. 5)." Geoscientific Model Development 18.4 (2025): 1189-1220. Specht, M.S., Jungclaus, J. and Bader, J., 2024. Seasonality of subsurface shear instabilities at tropical instability wave fronts in the Atlantic Ocean in a high‐resolution simulation. Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 129(8), p.e2023JC020041. Hohenegger, C., et al. (2023).…

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Marco Giorgetta

Education 1992 – 1996 PhD study at MPI-M 1987 – 1991 Physics, ETH Zürich Degrees 1996 Dr. rer. nat. in Natural Sciences, Universität Hamburg 1991 Diploma in Physics, ETH Zürich Employment 2008 – present: Staff Scientist and group leader, with Prof. B. Stevens, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg 2006 – 2008: Research Scientist and group leader, with Prof. B. Stevens, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Hamburg 2004 – 2005: Research Scientist and group…

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Laura Köhler

DataWave DataWave is an international project with the goal to improve the understanding and parameterisation of gravity waves in models using data-driven methods. DataWave Research ships 70 % of the earth's surface is covered by oceans. However, the great majority of measurment sites is located over land. Research ships allow to collect high resolution data over the oceans. Research ships Publications Comparing Loon superpressure balloon observations of gravity waves in the tropics with…

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Janina Tschirschwitz

Since 2023 Ph. D. Earth System Sciences, Universität Hamburg Topic: Water vapour and modelling Supervision: Dr. Marco Giorgetta (MPI for Meteorology), Prof. Bjorn Stevens (MPI for Meteorology, Universität Hamburg) Research stay: Atmosphere and Ocean Research Institute (AORI), University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan 2020-2023 M. Sc. Physical Geography: Environmental…

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Kenneth Chan

Chan, M. H. K., Wong, W. K., & Au-Yeung, K. C. (2021). Machine learning in calibrating tropical cyclone intensity forecast of ECMWF EPS. Meteorological Applications, 28(6), e2041. https://doi.org/10.1002/met.2041 Peer-reviewed Master's Thesis Chan, K. (2023): Evaluating Potential Impact of Seeding Tropical Cyclones with Aerosols in the Numerical Model ICON Supervisors: Prof. Ulrike Lohmann & Nadja Omanovic Bachelor's Thesis Chan, M.…

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Cathy Hohenegger

Whether it rains more over wet or over dry soils is set by the representation of convection Whether an increase in soil moisture leads to an increase (positive feedback) or a decrease (negative feedback) of precipitation has long been debated. Positive feedbacks are of particular relevance for the climate system as they can amplify an existing perturbation, thus affecting the climate system on longer time scales. One difficulty in diagnosing the strength and sign of the feedback between soil…

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Bjorn Stevens

Prof. Bjorn Stevens is the Managing Director of the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology where he leads the department Climate Physics. He is also a professor (§17) at the University of Hamburg. Personal History Born 19 April, 1966, Augsburg Germany Family: Married (Andrea Brose); two children, Saskia (born 1997), Anouk (born 1999) Education Ph.D. Atmospheric Science, 1992-1996, Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, CO, USA Dissertation: "On the Dynamics of…

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Hauke Schmidt

Place of birth Lübeck, Germany School Thomas-Mann-Schule, Lübeck (high school) University education University of Cologne, Germany, Diploma in Geophysics, 1996 PhD University of Cologne, Germany, 1999, Doktorarbeit: Vierdimensionale Datenassimilation nach der Variationsmethode fuer ein mesoskaliges Chemietransportmodell - 4D-Var data assimilation for a mesoscale chemistry transport model, mark: "summa cum laude" Scientific positions Laboratoire de Meteorologie Dynamique, Paris,…

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Divya Sri Praturi

About me Hello World! I am a postdoc in the Climate Physics department of MPI-M. I am a part of the EU funded NextGEMS project. My postdoc supervisor is Prof. Dr. Bjorn Stevens. I work on understanding the processes that result in the breakdown of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) using the km-scale coupled atmosphere-ocean-land simulations that are produced as a part of the NextGEMS project. I am also interested in understanding the differences in the propagation mechanisms of the…

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Jakob Deutloff

Deutloff, J. E., Held, H., and Lenton, T. M. (2023): The risky middle of the road – probabilities of triggering climate tipping points and how they increase due to tipping points within the Earth’s carbon cycle, EGUsphere [preprint], https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-2023-1469 Preprints Tropical high clouds are characterised by a near-neutral radiative effect, since reflection of short-wave solar radiation is balanced by absorption and re-emission of long-wave terrestrial radiation.…

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Abisha Mary Gnanaraj

since 2021 : PhD student at Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology in Hamburg, Germany 2019 - 2021 : M.Tech in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science & Technology Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, India 2014 - 2018 : B.E in Geoinformatics Anna University, India Curriculum Vitae Research Planetary rotation,…

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Fraser William Goldsworth

Goldsworth F. W. (2024.) The fate of freshwater around Greenland: insights from an eddying coupled general circulation model. Submitted JGR: Oceans. https://doi.org/10.22541/essoar.172191625.54735141/v1. Goldsworth, F. W., Johnson, H. L., Marshall, D. P., Le Bras, I. A. (2024.) Destratifying and restratifying instabilities during down‐front wind events: A case study in the Irminger Sea. JGR: Oceans, 129(2). https://doi.org/10.1029/2023JC020365. Goldsworth F. W. (2023.) Symmetric…