Leo Borchert

🌍 Postdoc research opportunity: Predictability and Climate Dynamics - University of Oxford, UK

📚 The position sits within the Predictability of Weather and Climate and Climate Dynamics research groups in Oxford’s Department of Physics.

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Starting now: the Systemic Risk Conference in Hamburg, co-organized by @cenunihh.bsky.social, @riskkan.bsky.social, @wcrpclimate.bsky.social with an introduction by Jana Sillmann on the importance of studying interconnectedness. Looking forward to an inspiring day!

We have a new preprint under review! Happy to share that Leocardia submitted her work elaborating on the link between North Atlantic SST and hot and dry European summers. We find a strong connection between SST and hot extremes, which is also predictable. 💡 doi.org/10.22541/ess...

Periodic cooking of eggs - Communications Engineering Emilia Di Lorenzo and colleagues propose an approach to address the energy transport problem of cooking the albumen and yolk of a boiled egg at their optimal temperatures without separation. By altern...

You're cooking your eggs incorrectly 🐣🧪

And the good news keep on coming:) elated to see Julianna‘s final PhD paper published! We were able to show that seasonal predictions of European summer temperature are inhibited by a lack of causal connections between the North Atlantic and Europe in the MPI climate model. How do we fix this?

Out now: our new paper on how climate science can more effectively inform decision making. In short: climate science and impact science need to be considered together so that actionable climate information can be created!

#EGU25 Call for Abstracts open:

Are you working on understanding high-risk climate extremes and their impacts? Then join our session!

🔵 High-impact climate extremes: from physical understanding and storylines to impacts and solutions

🎯Session: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU25/sessio...
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We are organising our climate prediction session again at #egu25! This is usually a fun place to exchange and share recent findings. Submit and/or let us know if you have any concerns! 😊