Education

Our team is actively involved in teaching and mentoring students, providing insights into climate dynamics, numerical modeling, research data management, and Earth system science at various universities.

Lectures

University of Bremen

  • Prof. Dr. Thomas Jung –Dynamics I
    • Institute of Environmental Physics, University of Bremen
  • Dr. Lettie Roach –Water Cycle
    • Part of the Sustainability course for BSc students, University of Bremen
  • Dr. Lettie Roach –Modelling Earth Systems
    • Part of the PEP (Physics and Earth Processes) program, University of Bremen

Constructor University Bremen

  • Prof. Dr. Sergey Danilov –Numerical Modeling
    • Department of Mathematics & Logistics, Constructor University Bremen

Research Data Management and Data Science

  • Dr. Nikolay Koldunov –Training in Research Data Management and Data Science
    • Data Train Program, University of Bremen
    • The Data Train Program is designed to equip early-career researchers and students with essential skills in research data management and data science.
    • The program is divided into multiple tracks to accommodate a variety of learning needs.
Thomas Rackow has been awarded a PhD in March 2015, University Bremen. (Photo: Alfred Wegener Institut)
Vera Fofonova together with supervisor Sergey Danilov after her successful disputation in June 2014 at Jacobs University, Bremen. (Photo: Alfred-Wegener-Institut)

Research Opportunities for Students

We welcome students to join our group for exciting research opportunities at the Master’s and PhD levels.

Master’s Theses

Students interested in climate modeling, AI in Earth sciences, ocean and sea ice dynamics, and high-resolution simulations are encouraged to contact our office manager, Ms. Ke Li. We offer students the opportunity to:

  • Conduct research using cutting-edge climate models.
  • Work with AI-driven climate simulations and digital twins.
  • Collaborate with an international research team.

PhD Research

We also supervise PhD students, offering the chance to:

  • Develop and apply next-generation climate models.
  • Explore polar and global climate interactions.
  • Work on high-performance computing and AI-driven approaches in climate science.

Summer Schools

We are involved in organizing and contributing to international summer schools, including:

  • ESM Summer School
  • MOSAiC School

These programs provide hands-on training and foster collaboration among early-career researchers in Earth system modeling, polar science, and climate research.