2025-present PhD candidate at the Universität Hamburg within the IMPRS-ESM Advisory Panel: Stefan Bühler, Marco Giorgetta, Sarah Kang 2019-2024 BS-MS Dual Degree (Bachelor of Science & Master of Science) at IISER Thiruvananthapuram Major: Physical Sciences, Minor: Data Sciences Grade: Distinction
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Education
Hegde, R., Günther, M., Schmidt, H., Kroll, C. (2025):…
Peter Korn, group leader at the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, has been appointed visiting professor at the renowned Imperial College London. This underlines the success of the long-standing collaboration between the mathematician and his British colleagues, which is to be further intensified.
Refereed Publications
2022
Rohrschneider, T., J. Baehr, V. Luschow, D. Putrasahan, and J. Marotzke, 2022: Nonlocal and local wind forcing dependence of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation and its depth scale. Ocean Science, 18, 979-996. [173]
Hedemann, C., T. Mauritsen, J. Jungclaus, and J. Marotzke, 2022: Reconciling conflicting accounts of local radiative feedbacks in climate models. Journal of Climate, 35, 3131-3146. [172]
Gutjahr, O., J. H. Jungclaus, N. Bruggemann, H.…
Between the last glacial maximum and today, humans were exposed to severe changes of the climate: Coastal settlement areas were lost due to rising sea levels, and recurrent phases of strong abrupt cooling events forced humans to adapt. The origin of these strong temperature fluctuations over the past 20,000 years was now uncovered by researchers using a novel coupled climate-ice sheet model.
An astonishing teleconnection originating in the Southern Ocean is causing East Asia to face wetter summers and the western USA wetter winters in the future. A new study breaks down the process chain for the first time and provides an explanation for the uncertainty of previous model projections.
Turning research ideas into reality: MPI-M Incubator Program
The Max Planck Institute for Meteorology (MPI-M) brings together leading minds in Earth System Science, Physics, Mathematics, and Computational Modeling in an excellent and world-leading research environment.
The Incubator Program is an initiative within the framework of our guest program designed for researchers from around the world who are envisioning groundbreaking projects and are seeking a host institution to incubate their…
Climate science has correctly predicted many aspects of the climate system and its response to increased atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations. Recently discrepancies between the real world and scientists' expectations of regional climate changes have emerged, as have disruptive new computational approaches. Researchers provide an interpretation for the situation suggesting the field is evolving and that embracing discrepancies is a key path forward.
International climate and sustainability researchers have visited the Max Planck Institute for Meteorology and the German Climate Computing Center. The meeting was part of a trip through Germany in the scope of the introductory seminar for the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation's Climate Protection Fellows.
MPI-M Director Jochem Marotzke shares his assessment of what the Trump administration's policies mean for national and international climate research and climate protection.
What's next for climate modeling? Five internationally recognized female scientists have joined forces to come up with an answer. They argue: Instead of picking just one path, climate research should integrate multiple approaches.
