Teaching
Lectures and practicals at Bremen University, faculty 01: physics and electrical engineering are part of the work of our working group. We engange in the eductaion of junior scientists by lectures in master courses, internatioal summer and winter schools, programming courses and by supervising final theses.
Courses at Bremen University
Education
Talented students of physics, geosciences, Earth system and computer sciences can be offered the possibility to conduct their doctoral studies, diploma, master and bachelor theses here in our group.
Running PhD projects:
Saeid Bagheri Dastgerdi: Present and past variations of the Antarctic water cycle and its isotopic composition
Dragos Chirila: Towards Lattice Boltzmann Models for Climate Sciences - The GeLB programming language with applications
Christopher Danek: Investigation of Labrador Sea Dynamics with the High-Resolution Finite Element Sea Ice - Ocean Model FESOM
Sebastian Hinck: Atmosphere-Ocean-Ice feedbacks in the global climate
Igor Niezgodzki: Impact of CO2 and gateways on the greenhouse paleoenvironment in the (sub)Arctic region: Sensitivity studies with an Earth System Model
Lu Niu: Climate transitions at the end of the last glacial using a climate model including interactive ice sheets: Simulations and data-model comparison
Anna Pagnone: Simulation of transport and conversion processes of biogeochemical elements in the Southern Ocean, with main emphasis on the iron cycle
Nadezhda Sokolova:Ecological modelling to assess marine ecosystems under polar climate change
Yuchen Sun: Simulating the last deglaciation with water isotope Earth system model
Razib Vhuiyan: Improving the Description of the Formation and Dissolution of CaCO3 in a Global Biogeochemical Model
Shizhu Wang: Roles of non-breaking waves in changing glacial and interglacial climates
We render the possibility to carry out exiting research projects in a high-standard research environment.
We offer internships for students of geophysics, physics, Earth system sciences and other fields of expertise. Please contact Gerrit Lohmann for details.
For vacancies in our institute and section please refer to AWI's Open Position Pages.
Teaching Material
In order to make teaching and further education up-to-date and interactive, various interactive websites have been created on topics such as Daisyworld, Energy Balance Models, Random Systems, Brownian Motion, and Orbital Theory of Ice Ages. These offer teachers and interested people the possibility to apply and understand scientific contents and processes by means of dynamically adaptable diagrams and graphics, as well as corresponding explanations.
These websites were created by Benjamin Thomas Schwertfeger within the frame of his practical semester and have the purpose to support lectures by Prof. Dr. Gerrit Lohmann. Since we received very positive feedback, we have decided to make this freely available to all.
