News
Find out what happened in the last few months!
New publication by our subproject S1 and S2
Our PI Thomas Jung and Sergey Danilov as well as our postdoc Nikolay Koldunov contributed toa new paper in the "Geophysical Research Letters" titled: "Intensification of the Atlantic Water Supply to the Arctic Ocean Through Fram Strait Induced by Arctic Sea Ice Decline". more ›
Last but not least: Winter School in Ratzeburg
From Febuary 4-6 our early career scientists met in Ratzeburg for our annual Winter School. This was the last winter school for this phase. more ›
COMMODORE Conference a full success
After the great success of the first COMMODORE Workshop in Paris, the second workshop was organised as the Hamburg COMMODORE Conference during January, 28-31 2020 at MARKK (Das Museum am Rothenbaum – Kulturen und Künste der Welt). more ›
New publication by our subproject W4
Our PI Dirk Olbers and speaker Carsten Eden published a new paper together with our Postdoc Friederike Pollmann in the "Journal of Physical Oceanography" titled: "On PSI interactions in internal gravity wave fields and the decay of baroclinic tides". more ›
New publication by our Postdoc Anton Kutsenko
Our Postdoc Anton Kutsenko published a new paper in the Journal "Erkenntnis" titled: "Programming Infinite Machines". more ›
New publication by our PI Hans Burchard
Our PI Hans Burchard published a new paper in the "Journal of Physical Oceanography" titled: "A universal law of estuarine mixing". more ›
TRR 181 Newsletter "Energy Inflow" - December 2019
Our newsletter comes out every three months and includes information about the work done in our project and more. more ›
New publication by our PI Valerio Lucarini
Our PI Valerio Lucarini contributed to a new paper in the "Journal of Climate" titled: "The forced response of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation-Indian monsoon teleconnection in ensembles of Earth System Models". more ›
New publication by our subproject M3
Our Postdocs Stephan Juricke, Nikolay Koldunov as well as our M3 PIs Sergey Danilov and Marcel Oliver published a new paper in the "Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems" titled: "Ocean kinetic energy backscatter parametrization on unstructured grids: Impact on global eddy‐permitting simulations". more ›
Research with numbers and water: Do we have a gender dimension?
In November 2019, the TRR 181 and the Cluster of Excellence CLICCS were proud to host Prof. Londa Schiebinger (Stanford University), the leading expert on gender and science, in Hamburg. One of the first results: No, we do not have a gender dimension in research, but does that mean we cannot think about it? more ›