Seminar

Frühlingsemester 2025
Datum Vortraggeber & Titel
17.02.2025 Prof. Anna Nele Meckler, Department of Earth Science, University of Bergen, NO
Towards a 500 kyr record of tropical land temperature from fluid inclusion microthermometry in Borneo speleothems
24.02.2025 Dr. Matthias Brennwald, Eawag, Dübendorf, CH
The miniRUEDI: A (Noble) Gas Lab in a Suitcase
03.03.2025 Dr. Lisa Kattner, ExWi Bibliothek, University of Bern, CH
Introduction to Science Library services – more than just books
10.03.2025 Dr. Jens Terhaar, KUP, University of Bern, CH
A changing ocean: About the stability of the AMOC and (un-)expected record-shattering jumps in sea surface temperatures

17.03.2025 Dr. Raffaele Bernardello, Barcelona Supercomputing Center, ES
Representing negative emissions in Earth System Models: from an emission-driven to an activity-driven framework.
24.03.2025 Dr. Matteo Willeit, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, DE
Past and future millennial-scale climate variability
31.03.2025 Dr. Getachew A. Adnew, IMAU, Utrecht University, NL
Clumped isotopes of methane as a tool to discern sources and sinks of methane
07.04.2025 kein Seminar
14.04.2025 Dr. Jens Daniel Müller, Environmental Physics, ETHZ, CH
Observing the Ocean Carbon Sink across Time and Space
21.04.2025 kein Seminar (Osterferien)
28.04.2025 kein Seminar (EGU)
05.05.2025 Prof. Claudia Mohr, Department of Environmental Systems Science, ETHZ, CH
Aerosol-cloud interactions: What can we learn from chemical composition measurements?
12.05.2025 Prof. Sebastian Schemm, Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics, University of Cambridge, UK
Two puzzles of atmospheric dynamics: When observations conflict with climate projects
19.05.2025 Prof. Carolina Dufour, IFREMER, Brest, FR
Heat transport to the Arctic and impact on sea ice variability: lessons learned from a hierarchy of climate models
26.05.2025 Dr. Vjeran Visnjevic, KUP, University of Bern, CH
From ice extents to isochrones - constraining ice flow models using observations