Bachelor/Master Topics

The Atmospheric Dynamics group offers a broad range of Bachelor and Master topics in the fields of atmospheric dynamics, its numerical analyses, and prediction at many scales. The topics are derived from the current research interests of the group, which encompass the following interrelated themes central to modern meteorology:

• Waves in the atmosphere and their role in the weather and climate formation
• Climate modelling and climate change
• Extreme weather events
• Earth’s energy cycle and energy pathways in the atmosphere
• Analysis of the weather patterns
• Predictability, model errors, and biases
• Mathematical aspects of atmospheric dynamics

In our work, we combine statistical methods and novel diagnostics approaches. Typically, MS/Ba research is based on observation and analysis data and a hierarchy of numerical models, with complexity ranging from toy models to full-scale climate models. For mathematically-minded students, a number of problems coalescing meteorology with geometry, analysis, and statistics is available. Get in touch with us to discuss various open topics as well as possibilities to work as a student assistant (Hiwi).