We are happy to announce that our PhD student Nabir Mamnun successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled “Uncertainty Quantification for Ocean Biogeochemical Models”.
Nabir’s PhD goal was to improve our understanding of how the oceans help control the Earth's climate.
Oceans are of key climatic importance because they absorb carbon dioxide from the air and trap heat.
To predict and understand climate change, scientists use computer models. However, these models have
uncertainties because some important details are not well-known. This research uses such models to
identify and quantify processes and parameters, respectively, leading to pronounced uncertainties in
model simulations. Ultimately, the research contributes to a more comprehensive understanding of the
relationship between ocean processes and climate change.
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The University of Bremen is proud to announce its participation in one of the first 11 Erasmus+ Teacher Academies
to support teachers with learning opportunities and to develop teachers’ education on climate change.
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For the second phase of the network, 20 teachers in Germany will be selected to join the CLIMADEMY team along with the teachers that joined CLIMADEMY in the first phase as trainees and then as trainers in the project. If you are a teacher in secondary education and interested in exciting ways to educate the young generation on climate change and its impacts, and are cordially invited to send an email to: Ms. Petra Renken (Email, needs JavaScript), by the end of June 2023, including brief information on
Für die zweite Phase des Projektes “Netzwerk” werden 20 Lehrkräfte in Deutschland ausgewählt, die sich dem CLIMADEMY-Team anschließen und zusammen mit den Lehrkräften, die in der ersten Phase als Auszubildender und dann als Ausbilder am Projekt teilgenommen haben. Wenn Sie Lehrer in der Sekundarstufe 2 sind und Interesse an spannenden Unterrichtsmaterialien haben, um Schüler:innen über den Klimawandel und seine Auswirkungen aufzuklären, sind Sie herzlich eingeladen, eine E-Mail bis Ende Juni 2023 an Frau Petra Renken (E-Mail, benötigt Javascript), zu schreiben, mit kurzen Informationen über:
We are happy to announce that our student Simon Bittner has been awarded
the M.Sc degree for his thesis entitled “Analysis of NOx emissions sources of Bremen using WRF-CHEM and DOAS”.
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Fabian G. Piwowarczyk and Jianyou Shi have successfully defended their theses titled “Gridding of high resolution
(TROPOMI) satellite data for inverse modeling” and "The trend of warm season surface ozone over China during 2013 – 2021",
respectively.
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Another important milestone for the LAMOS group. Medea Zanoli defended her outstanding Master thesis “Assessing dust impact on air quality using the global chemistry and transport model TM4-ECPL”.
One year after the sudden loss of our colleague Dr. Andreas Hilboll,
the Laboratory for Modeling and Observation of the Earth System (LAMOS)
of the University of Bremen (Germany) and the Environmental Chemistry
Processes Laboratory (ECPL) of the University of Crete (Greece) offer
four (4) Andreas Hilboll travel awards to honor the memory of Dr. Andreas
Hilboll and strengthen the collaboration between the two laboratories and
Universities.
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Ein Jahr nach dem plötzlichen Verlust unseres Kollegen Dr. Andreas Hilboll
schreiben das "Laboratory for Modeling and Observation of the Earth System
(LAMOS)" der Universität Bremen (Deutschland) und das "Environmental Chemistry
Processes Laboratory (ECPL)" der Universität Kreta (Griechenland) vier (4)
"Andreas Hilboll Reisestipendien" aus, um das Andenken an Herrn Dr. Andreas
Hilboll zu ehren und die Zusammenarbeit zwischen den beiden Laboren und Universitäten zu stärken.
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We are delightful to announce that our student Sofía Gómez Maqueo Anaya has been awarded with the M.Sc title for her outstanding thesis “Assessment of the impact of OH’s temporal resolution on the global atmosphere”.
Ruben Sousse Villa has successfully defended his thesis “Enhancing chemical schemes accounted in the FLEXPART v10.4 transport model using a kinetic preprocessor”. For his performance, Ruben was awarded with the OHB best-thesis award.
The information material that we had prepared for the Bremen Maritime Week 2019 is now available for download.
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Sarah-Lena Meyer wrote her M.Sc. dissertation in the LAMOS group on modeling the dispersion of CH4 emissions from Upper Silesian coal mines using the FLEXPART-WRF model. Earlier this month, she successfully completed her M.Sc. degree with an excellent defense.
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We have put together an extensive information needed when starting in the IUP and, specifically, the LAMOS Group.
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(Note on 04 Apr 2017: position has been filled.) We are excited to announce the availability of one three-year PhD fellowship within the context of the EMeRGe campaign.
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The new HPC cluster for the LAMOS group was installed in the University's GreenIT Housing Center.
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