Institutskolloquien

Datum	Vortragende*r	Thema
15.04.2021	Dr. James Barry	Irradiance and atmospheric optical properties from photovoltaic power data: first results from the MetPVNet project
22.04.2021	Prof. Dr. Kurt Roth	In transition: looking back – looking ahead
06.05.2021	Prof. Dr. Bernd Jähne	From Lab to Field - Novel Imaging Techniques to Unravel the Mystery of Air-Sea Gas Exchange
20.05.2021	Prof. Dr. Leena Järvi	Mapping urban greenhouse gas emissions using micrometeorological measurements and modelling

Vergangene Kolloquien

Datum	Vortragende*r	Thema
25.02.2021	Dr. Franziska Lechleitner	Stalagmite carbon isotopes suggest temperature driving a deglacial increase in soil respiration in Western Europe
18.02.2021	Thomas Gaskin	Mathematical Models of Social Opinion Dynamics: Challenges and Perspectives
11.02.2021	Flora Kluge	Profiling of formaldehyde, glyoxal, methylglyoxal, and CO over the Amazon - emission factors in biomass burning plumes
04.02.2021	Dr. Steffen Therre	Radiocarbon in Stalagmites: Indicator of Climate Variability and Key to Atmospheric Radiocarbon Reconstruction
21.01.2021	Dr. Joachim Fallmann	Air chemistry and dynamics in the urban boundary layer – Chemical transport modelling across scales
14.01.2021	Prof. Dr. Corinna Hoose	Glaciation of convective clouds: modelling and satellite observations
10.12.2020	Dr. Jonathan F. Donges	Towards modelling human-Earth system interaction dynamics
03.12.2020	Dr. Claudia Stephan	Wave-mediated coupling of convection and circulation
26.11.2020	Prof. Dr. Harald Kunstmann	Compartment Crossing Modeling and Observation of the Regional Water Cycle
19.11.2020	Prof. Dr. Luis Guanter	Overview of Global Monitoring of Terrestrial Chlorophyll Fluorescence from Space
12.11.2020	Prof. Dr. Manfred Wendisch	Warming or Cooling by Arctic Mixed-Phase Clouds: Airborne Measurements and Simulations
05.11.2020	Dr. Karsten Osenbrück	Nitrate Turnover in Groundwater: Reactive Zones, Key Processes, and Key Players
23.07.2020	Dr. Ronja Reese	Ice-ocean interactions in Antarctica - what drives future sea-level rise?
09.07.2020	Therese Weißbach	Spectroscopic isotope ratio analysis on speleothem fluid inclusions - analytics and paleoclimatic case studies
25.06.2020	Dr. Tine Nilsen	Bridging the gap between the terrestrial and marine paleoclimate reconstructions in the North Atlantic realm
16.04.2020	Dr. Matthias Mauder	Transport processes in the atmospheric boundary layer in complex terrain: from the mountains through the desert to cities
06.02.2020	Yunus Sevinchan and Benjamin Herdeanu	Utopia: A Comprehensive Modeling Framework for the Simulating Complex and Evolving Systems
30.01.2020	Sonja Friman	Laboratory investigations of concentration and wind profiles close to the wind-driven wavy water surface
23.01.2020	Prof. Dr. Marie-France Loutre	From orbital forcing to Past Global Changes
16.01.2020	Dr. Hannakaisa Lindqvist	Monitoring greenhouse gases using satellites – A space-based perspective to a changing carbon cycle
09.01.2020	Harald Mack and Lukas Riedel	Utopia: Boosting Group-level Synergies in the Investigation of Complex and Evolving Systems
19.12.2019	Dr. Florian Dinger	On long term pattern in the BrO/SO2 molar ratio in volcanic plumes
12.12.2019	Dr. Jaroslaw Necki	History and future of coal mining in Poland - Greenhouse gas and air quality perspectives
05.12.2019	Prof. Dr. Gina Moseley	Development of Mid-Pleistocene speleothem paleoclimate records from Northeast Greenland
28.11.2019	Dr. Ana Bastos	The impacts of the 2018 drought on the European carbon-cycle
21.11.2019	Dr. Jens Terhaar	Stressors of Arctic Ocean ecosystems: Improved understanding of Primary Production and Ocean acidification
14.11.2019	Dr. Julia Marshall	Global methane inversions: first results with TROPOMI data, and looking forward to MERLIN
31.10.2019	Dr. Jan-Marcus Nasse	Halogens in the coastal boundary layer of Antarctica
24.10.2019	Prof. Dr. Almut Arneth	Climate change and land-use change and their role for terrestrial carbon sinks, crop yields and bioenergy
17.10.2019	Dr. Axel Gerdes	U-Pb geochronology: From the evolution of the Early Earth to the human evolution