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- Model-based assessment of climate impacts on conflicting land use systems Reference code: 50139755_2 Commencement date: August 1st, 2025 Work location: Hamburg Application deadline: 04.06.2025 The Climate
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contributes to the improvement of climate prediction models. The Atmospheric Chemistry and Atmospheric Microphysics departments are looking for a committed doctoral student to carry out this project. You can
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of global trends and technology-specific impacts on electricity production Integration of projected volatile electricity production into existing energy system models along with an assessment of how climate
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climate states. Key responsibilities To carry out and complete your own research towards a doctoral degree. Design, run, and analyse equilibrium simulations with a coupled Earth-system model of intermediate
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Description Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon The Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon conducts cutting-edge international research for a changing world: Around 1,000 employees contribute to the tackling of climate
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to understand the (bio)chemical basis of plant resilience and performance in challenging environments related to climate change. The IPB offers excellent research facilities and state-of-the-art infrastructure
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at the IPB aims to understand the (bio)chemical basis of plant resilience and performance in challenging environments related to climate change. The IPB offers excellent research facilities and state
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PhD position - Stress-testing future climate-resilient city and neighbourhood concepts (Test4Stress)
important part of our personnel policy. Your tasks #analysis and bias adjustment of an existing large ensemble of regional climate model simulations for Hamburg and Heide #development of impactful heatwave
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Work group: Gerics - Climate Service Center Area of research: Other Part-Time Suitability: The position is suitable for part-time employment. Starting date: 08.05.2025 Job description: PhD Position
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identify the necessary solutions. The findings should also remain valid under different climate change scenarios. With its global state-of-the-art energy system model, ICE-2 at Forschungszentrum Jülich