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, and agricultural impacts, among others. Successful candidates will be involved with observational data analysis, numerical modeling of natural hazards, and outreach to local stakeholders. Candidates
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: 01.09.2026 | Working hours: 30,00 | Classification CBA: §48 VwGr. B1 Grundstufe (praedoc) Limited contract until: Job ID: 5919 The research team “Climate Dynamics and Modeling” is part of the
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availability, photovoltaic generation, human health, and agriculture. The research will primarily focus on California's Central Valley. The study will draw on a hierarchy of modeling approaches
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, precipitation and land-atmosphere interactions. This is a two-year Postdoctoral appointment with the possibility of extension to a maximum of three years. This position is in the Atmospheric, Earth, and
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chemistry; climate and atmosphere-ocean dynamics; cloud microphysics, severe storms, and mesoscale meteorology; data assimilation, machine learning, and causal discovery; education and human resources
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chemistry; climate and atmosphere-ocean dynamics; cloud microphysics, severe storms, and mesoscale meteorology; data assimilation, machine learning, and causal discovery; education and human resources
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) evolve, the SFB will be able to define which signatures (such as trace elements in an atmosphere) can be explained by abiotic processes, and which would indeed need some form of extraterrestrial life
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atmosphere of chemical species, gases, and particles emitted by wildfires; - modeling particle transport and deposition; - compare these simulations with observational data (MODIS, GOES16, Sentinel 3, and 5P
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controlled-atmosphere experiments, develop specialized high-temperature equipment, and combine thermal analysis, diffraction, microscopy, and thermodynamic or kinetic interpretation to establish processing
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transport model FLEXPART and studies all aspects of transport in the atmosphere, ranging from greenhouse gases to pollutants, water vapour and heat, and we use inverse modelling techniques to determine