#ClimateScience #ScienceDiplomacy
🎶 Music to our ears: ORCESTRA paper published!
🌦️ In 2024, the ORCESTRA field campaign examined #cloud organization in the tropical Atlantic using 3 research aircraft, ✈️ 2 ground stations, 📡 a research vessel, ⛴️ & the #EarthCARE satellite.🛰️ #MPIM director Bjorn Stevens et al. provide an overview of the campaign’s objectives, strategy, & implementation, & offer a glimpse into ongoing analyses: 🔗 https://tellusjournal.org/articles/10.16993/tellus.4123
CC BY 4.0 Stevens et al. 2026
🎉 Announcing a new group leader at #MPIM!
🌦️ As of this month, Wei-Ting Hsiao is leading the new "Weather-Climate Interaction" group in director Sarah Kang's department. The group will explore the crucial link between #weather & #climate. Using the #ICON climate model, the group will investigate this 2-way relationship, with an initial focus on tropical convection, clouds & the Walker Circulation. 🔎
Welcome to Hamburg, Wei-Ting! We’re excited to have you on board! ⛵
Today we helped bring climate research into the public space 🌍
At the “Forschungsreise 2026” at the Klimahaus in Bremerhaven, #MPIM researchers Julian Krüger and Daniel Krieger engaged with visitors to answer questions, share insights, and discuss key climate challenges.
🗨️ 💬 Events like this show how valuable direct exchange beyond academia really is.
🙌 Thanks #Klimahaus and everyone who stopped by!
🔥 Human-caused climate change fuels mega-fires in the Arctic🔥
New research by #IMPRS-ESM doctoral candidate Lukas Fiedler and #MPIM researchers shows that the extreme fire years of 2019–2021 are due to human-caused climate change.
Using climate simulations, Fiedler et al. demonstrate that human emissions made these extreme fire years significantly more likely – up to 235x more likely in 2021!
📚 https://www.uni-hamburg.de/en/newsroom/presse/2026/pm11.html
📖 https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/ae4d64
Credit: NASA Earth Observatory
#Extremeweather
We are thrilled to host Prof. Dr. Jhoon Kim from Yonsei University, recipient of the prestigious Humboldt Research Award! 🏆
He’ll be working with #MPIM group leader, Guy Brasseur, and his research group for a year, combining satellite observations with our models to study air quality & climate change. We’re excited to see the insights this research will bring! 🛰️💨
Welcome to Germany and Hamburg, Jhoon! ⚓
#ClimateResearch #InternationalCollaboration
Credits: Humboldt-Stiftung/Matthias Merz