Convective storms – they can be extreme, sudden, and at times, unpredictable, leaving a path of destruction behind. The flashes of lightning, pelting hail, strong winds, even tornadoes and flash …
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The role of internal variability in generating an apparent link between autumn Barents-Kara sea (BKS) ice and the winter North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) has been intensely debated. In particular, the …
EERIE project scientists Rohit Ghosh (AWI) and Stephy Libera (UC Louvain) share their EGU’24 presentations during this special Science Hour.
BSC’s Rein Haarsma hosts the 11th EERIE Science Hour, on inter-model differences in the representation of the AMOC forcing of the NAO. Download slides
It was different in a good way – the 2024 nextGEMS+WarmWorld+EERIE Hamburg Hackathon was better than what I had seen before. A very good thing about these projects, such as …
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EERIE project scientists who presented their findings at EGU’24 (Kacper Nowak and Jan Gärtner, with AWI; Stella Bērziņa and Emma Ferri, with ETH Zürich; Dian Putrasahan, with MPI-M; Benoît Laurent, …
The University of Reading is seeking to employ a Senior Research Scientist for the EERIE project, funded by Horizon Europe, and, for UK partners, by UKRI. The post holder will …
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Kristian Strommen (University of Oxford) hosts the 9th EERIE Science Hour – The impact of Gulf Stream precipitation on jet variability (using pre-EERIE data). It also features discussion on what …
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Mesoscale eddies are wiggling features traveling the ocean. They can vary from 10 km in polar areas to 100 km elsewhere. Interestingly enough there are many possible ways to follow …
These positions are offered as part of the EERIE project. EERIE aims to understand and simulate the role of ocean eddies in the present and future climate. Four coupled ocean-ice-atmosphere …
Read more “Two postdoctoral researchers in physical oceanography at CNRS”
