Novel analysis from #MPIM gives reason to believe Earth is more sensitive to #ClimateChange than previous predictions!
Using observation-based data, our #IMPRS candidate Helene Gloeckner et al. show clear-sky longwave radiative feedback (the change in thermal radiation emitted to space without clouds per change of surface temperature), is lower than most CMIP climate models, & is 10-20% less than widely-accepted theory.
Wisst ihr noch, die Nacht des Wissens 2019 in Göttingen? Im Kinderprogram haben Doktorand*innen der IMPRS damals live vor Publikum ein Modell eines Satelliten gebaut, was im Zeitraffervideo besonders lustig wirkt. Seid ihr auch schon so gespannt, was in der kommenden Nacht des Wissens am 21. Juni 2025 beim @mpsgoettingen und auf dem @thegoecampus so alles los sein wird?
Bald veröffentlicht @ndw_goe hier das gesamte Programm: https://www.goettinger-nacht-des-wissens.de/
Our #IMPRS-ESM doctoral candidate Rolf Schimmer had an extraordinary journey to the #EGU25: He rode his #bike from his relatives' place in Nuremberg all the way to #Vienna, combining climate-friendly travel with a real sense of adventure!
And because cycling gear is not ideal for a #conference talk, some of his colleagues have kindly brought along his formal attire.
We're looking forward to his talk in session AS1.26 on Wednesday morning.
Happy #EGU everyone!
#Job alert! 
Are you interested in #oceanography with a background in #physics, #mathematics,& data #visualization? 
We're opening a 3-year position for a doctoral #PhD candidate to work on the #ocean component of our #ICON #climate model. You'll be working w/ our "Complex #Modeling & Extreme #Computing" group under supervision of Nils Brüggemann & be a member of our #IMPRS doctoral program. 
Check out the full ad & apply until April 20: https://jobs.mpimet.mpg.de/jobposting/d419e4f5900aa2a718fb121c59277ae9f49971d30
#hiring #sciencejobs
Cloud feedbacks remain the largest contributor of uncertainty to climate sensitivity, &tropical high clouds are most uncertain. Combining cloud-resolving simulations with #ICON & the radiative transfer model ARTS, our #IMPRS candidate Jakob Deutloff developed a conceptual model that links the high-cloud radiative effect to cloud thickness measured by ice water path. It reveals that high clouds are slightly warming the Earth, even more so for increasing amounts of low #clouds.
©J.Deutloff #UHH
Our #IMPRS-ESM connects #MPIM with departments across Earth System Sciences & WiSo at #UHH . Yesterday at Schloss Ringberg, our coordinator shared insights from our latest proposal renewal: 60 days, a new team, & a strong vision. The result? A successful program built on 20+ years of experience & excellence. 
Key lesson? Supporting+empowering young researchers is an investment in the future of science & individuals.
#IMPRS #ClimateScience #ResearchTraining #PhD @maxplanckgesellschaft
Today, we celebrated the brilliant scientists who completed the #IMPRS-ESM program during the last year. Deputy Head of the IMPRS Johanna Baehr (#UHH) addressed the graduates during a small ceremony and handed them their transcript of records. As #MPIM, we're honored to have been a part of their journey and we can't wait to see the amazing things they'll accomplish next. 
Coming from abroad to start your studies at one of our International Max Planck Research Schools (IMPRS)?
The Max Planck Society supports international applicants and employees with information on living and working in Germany, including residency, accommodation, and cultural tips 
https://www.mpg.de/4311252/living-and-working-in-germany.pdf [PDF]
What's going on at our partner universities @unigoettingen and @tubraunschweig?
Follow the latest university news with this handy fediwall at https://s.academiccloud.de/UR03o0, find relevant accounts to follow, or go ahead and tune the fediwall display options to your own preferences.
Congratulations to our #IMPRS member (& social media team member) Marius Winkler!
Marius successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled “Boundary Layer Wind Balances and their Influence on Equatorial Sea Surface Temperatures”
. Well done Marius 
We wish you the best for your future endeavours!
#PhdHat #phd #DissertationDefense
Full house at the #KlimaCampus Colloquium here in #Hamburg: #IMPRS committee member Moritz Drupp (#UHH) talks about the economics behind #climate policy – first about how a new paper updates our understanding about the costs of climate inaction 
, and then about how the German #Umweltsteuer (ecotax) helped in reducing emissions of both #CO2 and local air pollutants. 
In April, Moritz will take on a new position at ETH Zürich - a warm farewell from Hamburg! 
Image credit: Felix Schaumann
Congratulations to our #IMPRS member Henning Dorff! Yesterday, Henning successfully defended his doctoral thesis entitled “Moisture Budget in Arctic Atmospheric Rivers from an Airborne Perspective”. 
We congratulate him warmly and will follow his further career with great interest. Well done!
#PhdHat #phd #DissertationDefense #IMPRS
The IMPRS for Solar System Science offers PhD training at the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research @mpsgoettingen, in collaboration with the University of Göttingen and TU Braunschweig @tubraunschweig . We have a thing for the Sun, planets and moons, comets, asteroids, meteorites ... #space
Congratulations to our IMPRS-ESM candidate Shivani Sharma! Today, Shivani successfully defended her doctoral thesis entitled "Parameterizing Lagrangian Cloud Microphysics using Machine Learning". Well done!
#PhdHat #phd #DissertationDefense #IMPRS #machinelearning
We are looking for motivated #PhD students who want to work at the interface between molecular life sciences and computational sciences. #IMPRS #IMPRSBAC
Check out our projects and apply until Jan 7th, 2025! https://www.molgen.mpg.de/IMPRS/application
Last week, the doctoral researchers of the International Max Planck Research School for Solar System Science at the University of Göttingen and the TU Braunschweig spent a week near Bischofsheim in the Hohe Rhön to work, study and explore during our annual IMPRS retreat. In this thread, we share a few impressions from the packed and varied program 1/
Last month, our newest #IMPRS #PhD students came together for a weeklong Introduction to Earth system sciences and modelling.
This course takes place every year and marks the start of the #PhD journey here at our institute. It’s a great opportunity to learn the essentials for your future work and to get to know your peers who will join you along the way.
P.S.: You want to be a part of next years #PhD cohort?
Applications are still open until September 15!
See here: https://wisskomm.social/@MPI_Meteo/112886779757154013
A lot of convection in Italy this summer!
#IMPRS PhD students Kenneth Chan and Arim Yoon presented their posters during the 4th Workshop on convective organization and precipitation extremes (WCO4) #conference in July in Trieste, Italy.
WCO4: https://indico.ictp.it/event/10579/
A huge thanks to the organisation committee for hosting this successful conference.
The participants had a fruitful week exchanging scientific ideas and networking, as well as enjoying the 
and the in Trieste!
You are interested in climate science?
You want to advance our understanding of processes and dynamics in the Earth system as well as prediction skills?
Our annual #PhD program call for applications for our International Max Planck Research School #IMPRS is now open until September 15!
For more details about our research, PhD training and application requirements see:
https://mpimet.mpg.de/en/career/imprs-esm
If you want to see what it's like at MPIM come by or watch this video: https://vimeo.com/806272814
