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  1. 🧳 🌏 Last month, a delegation from #MPIM and #DKRZ visited key research partners in Singapore, Shanghai, & Beijing.🇸🇬🇨🇳 The trip highlighted strong synergies and laid the groundwork for future collaboration in #ClimateModeling, impact assessment, and #AI-driven innovation.🧠 It reinforced the value of sustained partnerships in advancing climate research and supporting societal resilience—and of science in connecting people from different parts of the world. 💫
    #ClimateScience #ScienceDiplomacy

  2. 🎶 Music to our ears: ORCESTRA paper published!

    🌦️ In 2024, the ORCESTRA field campaign examined #cloud organization in the tropical Atlantic using 3 research aircraft, ✈️ 2 ground stations, 📡 a research vessel, ⛴️ & the #EarthCARE satellite.🛰️ #MPIM director Bjorn Stevens et al. provide an overview of the campaign’s objectives, strategy, & implementation, & offer a glimpse into ongoing analyses: 🔗 tellusjournal.org/articles/10.

    CC BY 4.0 Stevens et al. 2026

    #ClimateScience

  3. 🌏Global climate change influences the presence of lakes in Arctic permafrost landscapes. These so-called thermokarst lakes are a source of methane and influence hydrology & energy exchange. But how can these small, heterogenous features be represented in Earth system models? A new #MPIM study by Constanze Reinken et al. finds that an approach that uses probabilities 🎲 is promising. However, more 🛰️data is urgently needed for calibration.  
    📖tc.copernicus.org/articles/20/
    Credit: Ingmar Nitze/AWI Potsdam

  4. 🎉 Yesterday was a special day for our latest graduates Clara Bayley, Jacqueline Behncke, Lucas Casaroli, Abisha Gnanaraj, Zoi Kourkouraidou, Quan Liu, Angel Peinado, Raphael Pistor, Constanze Reinken, and Arim Yoon, as we celebrated their completion of the #IMPRS-ESM program! During a special ceremony, our Director Sarah Kang presented them with their transcript of records. The #MPIM is proud to have supported them & their research and looks forward to their future successes! 🥂👏

  5. 🎉 Announcing a new group leader at #MPIM!

    🌦️ As of this month, Wei-Ting Hsiao is leading the new "Weather-Climate Interaction" group in director Sarah Kang's department. The group will explore the crucial link between #weather & #climate. Using the #ICON climate model, the group will investigate this 2-way relationship, with an initial focus on tropical convection, clouds & the Walker Circulation. 🔎

    Welcome to Hamburg, Wei-Ting! We’re excited to have you on board! ⛵

  6. Today we helped bring climate research into the public space 🌍

    At the “Forschungsreise 2026” at the Klimahaus in Bremerhaven, #MPIM researchers Julian Krüger and Daniel Krieger engaged with visitors to answer questions, share insights, and discuss key climate challenges.

    🗨️ 💬 Events like this show how valuable direct exchange beyond academia really is.

    🙌 Thanks #Klimahaus and everyone who stopped by!

    #ClimateScience #Wissenschaftskommunikation #Outreach

  7. 🔥 Human-caused climate change fuels mega-fires in the Arctic🔥

    New research by #IMPRS-ESM doctoral candidate Lukas Fiedler and #MPIM researchers shows that the extreme fire years of 2019–2021 are due to human-caused climate change.

    Using climate simulations, Fiedler et al. demonstrate that human emissions made these extreme fire years significantly more likely – up to 235x more likely in 2021!

    📚 uni-hamburg.de/en/newsroom/pre
    📖 iopscience.iop.org/article/10.
    Credit: NASA Earth Observatory
    #Extremeweather

  8. We are thrilled to host Prof. Dr. Jhoon Kim from Yonsei University, recipient of the prestigious Humboldt Research Award! 🏆

    He’ll be working with #MPIM group leader, Guy Brasseur, and his research group for a year, combining satellite observations with our models to study air quality & climate change. We’re excited to see the insights this research will bring! 🛰️💨

    Welcome to Germany and Hamburg, Jhoon! ⚓

    #ClimateResearch #InternationalCollaboration

    Credits: Humboldt-Stiftung/Matthias Merz

  9. 🌏 Earth's radiation budget has been out of balance due to anthropogenic emissions, resulting in #GlobalWarming. Recently, the trend has become stronger. Upon invitation by #MPIM scientists, 44 researchers from Europe, Asia, & the US met at Schloss Ringberg 🏰 last week to discuss which processes might be responsible, & to come up with a research program to solve this conundrum. It was an intensive, productive, & enjoyable week – thanks for your hard work & your insightful contributions!✨

  10. 🌱 Excited to have welcomed @HumboldtStiftung's Climate Protection Fellows from across the globe today. This fellowship empowers young experts from the Global South to tackle the urgent challenges of #ClimateChange. It was a great exchange! We hope you have a great time for the rest of your trip & wish you every success with your projects!! 🌍
    More info about the fellowship: humboldt-foundation.de/en/appl
    #ScienceCareers #SustainabilityResearch #MPIM #DKRZ

  11. 🌊 The North Atlantic significantly influences the weather in Europe. For instance, a cold spell in the subpolar North Atlantic can lead to a heat wave in Europe. 🔥 In a new study by @geomar_de & #MPIM, Julian Krüger et al. show that climate models represent this relationship much more realistically when ocean dynamics are resolved in sufficient detail. 📚 nature.com/articles/s43247-025
    🗺️ Adapted from CC BY 4.0 Krüger et al. 2026
    #ClimateScience #OceanDynamics #ClimateChange #WeatherExtremes

  12. 🌊 This week, ocean scientists from across the globe gathered in Glasgow for the Ocean Sciences Meeting 2026.
    Researchers from many disciplines shared new results, exchanged ideas, and strengthened international collaborations. 13 of our #MPIM ocean scientists took part, presenting their work, contributing to discussions, and engaging with colleagues. Thanks to everyone who connected with us in Glasgow. We look forward to continuing the conversations.👋

    #OceanSciencesMeeting #Oceanography #OSM26

  13. 🧊 How stable is Greenland’s ice sheet? New #MPIM research reveals 4️⃣ different steady states of the Greenland #IceSheet under a pre-industrial climate. Using a novel fully-coupled Earth System-Ice Sheet Model, Malena Andernach et al. found a critical threshold of 70-83% of pre-industrial ice volume, below which 50-80% of its current volume would be irreversibly lost even if returning to pre-industrial CO2 concentrations.

    🗺️ CC BY 4.0 Andernach et al. 2026
    📖 tc.copernicus.org/articles/20/
    #ClimateChange

  14. Unsere Forscherin Claudia Timmreck diskutiert morgen beim Herrenhäuser Forum der #Volkswagenstiftung neben weiteren spannenden Gästen die Bedeutung der #Grundlagenforschung für den Fortschritt. 🎥 Es wird ein #Livestream angeboten: volkswagenstiftung.de/de/veran
    📆 Los geht's am 24.2. um 19 Uhr!

    Claudia hatte kürzlich mit Julia Windmiller (#MPIM/Monash Univ.) & Eleonora Rohland (Uni Bielefeld) eine Förderung der Volkswagenstiftung für das Projekt DOLDRUMS eingeworben. Mehr dazu: doldrums.eu

  15. 🧩 The eastern tropical Pacific & the Southern Ocean have cooled despite #globalWarming, a trend which existing climate models have failed to capture. 🔦Using a new generation of climate models, #MPIM researchers Sarah Kang et al. shed light on this puzzle by demonstrating the 1st successful representation of the observed trend & delivering a well-founded explanation of the underlying mechanisms with our high-res #ICON model. 🌏 Read in PNAS: 🔗 pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2522
    CC BY 4.0 Kang et al. 2026

  16. 🌊 @TatianaIlyina has been appointed director at the MPI for Marine Microbiology in #Bremen! Congratulations on this fantastic success!🎉

    From 2010-2026 Tatiana led a research group at #MPIM, simultaneously taking on a professorship at the University of Hamburg #UHH & @hereon in 2023.

    We're sad to see her leave, and at the same time we're excited to see the groundbreaking research she is going to conduct in her new role! Here's to an exciting new chapter! 👏
    #Oceanography #ClimateScience

  17. The #MPIM mourns the loss of one of the most influential researchers in its history: Erich Roeckner passed away in February 2026, at the age of 84. He was known as the developer of the ECHAM atmospheric model, which formed the basis for many generations of climate models used at our institute and contributed to all #IPCC assessment reports. He will be remembered as one of the leading figures of the #ClimateScience community and as a perfect gentleman. 🔗 mpimet.mpg.de/en/communication
    Credit: MPI-M

  18. 🌬️❓How are the frequency, strength, and trajectories of storms in the #GermanBight going to change under #GlobalWarming? A study by Daniel Krieger (#MPIM) & Ralf Weisse (@hereon) reveals that most current climate models predict a decrease in #storm activity in the future. However, when storms do occur, they may be more severe than today. One possible explanation is a change in storm tracks, but this needs to be investigated further.
    📖 doi.org/10.5194/esd-17-1-2026
    📸 Credit: Hereon/Ina Frings

  19. Scientists from across the @maxplanckgesellschaft, including Josipa Zupanic & Vidur Mithal from #MPIM, came together in #Berlin last week to look beyond their research and dive into #SciencePolicy. They explored how science & decision-making interact at national & international levels. The workshop showed how many institutions & processes support the scientific system & how important it is for researchers to engage with them—especially when #FreedomOfScience is under threat.
    Credit: Ellen Rumley

  20. 🌊 How ocean eddies affect the intensity of #TropicalCyclones (TCs) 🌪️

    A new #MPIM study using a 5km global #ICON simulation shows that TCs crossing more cold than warm eddies intensify more slowly & stay weaker on average, + there is preliminary evidence of the opposite effect when a TC passes over more warm than cold eddies. The global effect is a net weakening. The study suggests that accounting for mesoscale ocean turbulence could improve TC forecasts.
    🔗 doi.org/10.1029/2025GL116072

    📸 © JSC/NASA

  21. 🌊 Measurements of #CO2 dissolved in the ocean surface are essential to quantify the marine #carbon sink, but data is scarce.
    ⛵️ #MPIM researcher Jacqueline Behncke et al. investigated if measurements taken on board sailing boats can fill in the blank spots. They found that with existing data, the marine carbon sink is underestimated, but 2 more circumnavigations already improve the estimate. 📖 science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv
    📸 © Andreas Lindlahr
    #TeamMalizia #CitizenScience
    @geomar_de @TatianaIlyina

  22. 🎉 Thrilled to share that Nils Brüggemann is starting a professorship at the Leibniz Centre for Tropical Marine Research #ZMT in #Bremen in cooperation with @unibremen! He will oversee the new #TropEcS project to build an Earth system model that links physical, ecological & social processes for better climate projections & resilience in the tropics.

    Nils, you will be missed at #MPIM—but we look forward to regular visits & future collaborations.🙌 Have a great start!
    🔗 mpimet.mpg.de/en/communication

  23. ✨During its last meeting in 2025, the #MPIM social media team ended the year on a sweet note 🍪 & looked back on a successful year.
    Some highlights that came to mind included
    🎉our anniversary #MPIM50
    🌍the #CELLO2025 conference & the global km‑scale #Hackathon
    🌥️our guests & new research groups
    🖥️and our award-winning #ICON simulations on #Alps & #exa_JUPITER.
    Thanks to everyone who's been a part of this journey, including our esteemed followers on this channel!👋
    ❓What were your highlights in 2025?

  24. 🎨Art + Science = Team Building at MPI-M!
    🖌️The Climate Dynamics Department of the #MPIM turned their kitchen into a collaborative canvas at their latest #TeamBuilding event. Each of the 12 team members was given 15 minutes to draw on a canvas or piece of paper & then passed it on to the next person to continue the drawing.
    The result? A vibrant, collective artwork that now adds a unique charm to the kitchen & reminds everyone of the strong team work. 🖼️What's your favorite team building activity?

  25. 💡Surprised by simplicity: #MPIM researchers have derived a useful simplification from idealized Earth system model experiments.📝Victor Brovkin et al. showed that land & ocean #carbon uptake grow proportionally as emissions continue at 10 PgC/yr. The proportionality persists even when emissions are reversed, simplifying carbon‑climate dynamics to a single equation that links atmospheric CO₂ to fossil emissions.#climatescience
    📖esd.copernicus.org/articles/16
    ©FarazHabiballahian/Adobe Stock
    @TatianaIlyina

  26. 🌊 New ICON Configuration Provides Realistic View of Small Ocean Eddies🌀

    #MPIM scientists Moritz Epke et al. have demonstrated that sub-mesoscale eddies can be explicitly + realistically simulated with an innovative configuration of the #ICON ocean model, using a telescope grid. 🔎They achieved a resolution in the #NorthAtlantic < 1km!

    Check out what this looks like: vimeo.com/1140325844?share=cop
    and read the paper: doi.org/10.1175/JPO-D-25-0015.1

  27. 🌿 Last week, the #MPIM hosted a colloquium on "Vegetation-Climate Interactions," celebrating the 70th birthday of our former director, Prof. Martin Claussen.
    The symposium featured talks on the #GreenSahara, past #monsoons, tropical tree‑cover dynamics, and #ClimateModeling—all of which sparked lively discussions.
    Thank you to everyone who contributed to making this event truly memorable! 🥂

  28. #ICON team earns international recognition in #HPC🏆👏
    What an outstanding achievement! Using the ICON Earth system model, a team led by #MPIM + #DKRZ successfully simulated the full Earth system at an unprecedented grid spacing of 1.25 km. For this, they received the Gordon Bell Prize for #ClimateModeling, awarded at #SC25. The team also included experts from #JSC, #ETH Zurich, CSCS, #UHH, & #NVIDIA. We're thrilled, proud, & grateful for this wonderful recognition! 🎉
    🔗 mpimet.mpg.de/en/communication

  29. A team led by #MPIM & #DKRZ has received the prestigious HPCwire Readers’ Choice Award🏆, presented at the #SC25 conference in St. Louis, MO, US. It recognizes a simulation of the full Earth system with the #ICON model at 1.25-km resolution 🌐, which was carried out on the Alps & #exa_JUPITER supercomputers & achieved an unprecedented time compression of 145.7 simulated days per day. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement! 🎉 #HPC #Supercomputing #ClimateModeling
    🔗 hpcwire.com/2025-readers-edito

  30. 🌀 The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation #AMOC is expected to weaken due to the melting of ice in the Arctic. However, many modeling experiments are based on unrealistic assumptions. A new study by Fraser Goldsworth of the #MPIM highlights the limitations of previous experiments & ways to make them more realistic in the future by taking timing⌛ , location📍 , and source of freshwater input 💧into account.

    🗺️ Credit: EERIE/MPI-M

    📖 sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  31. 🔍 We’re #Hiring: Information & Publication Manager and #Postdocs

    📖 Are you passionate about #Science, #DigitalKnowledgeSystems, & open scholarly communication? We offer an opportunity to shape the information & publication services at #MPIM. jobs.mpimet.mpg.de/jobposting/

    3️⃣ Postdoc positions are also open—perfect for early-career researchers ready to make an impact: mpimet.mpg.de/en/career/job-op
    📮 We look forward to receiving your applications!

    #Bibliothek #Library #ScienceJobs #OpenAccess

  32. 🏅 #MPI_director Bjorn Stevens has been elected as a Fellow of the American Geophysical Union #AGU in recognition of his exceptional scientific achievements and leadership qualities. 🌏 His ideas, initiatives, and innovations continuously provide new impetus in #ClimateScience, and he is an outstanding leader and mentor.
    Congratulations! 👏💐💫
    Honorees will be recognized at #AGU25 in New Orleans, Louisiana, in December.
    © AGU (design template)/ David Ausserhofer (photo)
    #honor #MPIM #ClimateChange

  33. 🏅Yesterday, during a festive symposium organized by VDW, Hamburg's Senator for Science Maryam #Blumenthal presented the Medal for Art & Science to our former director Hartmut #Grassl. Awarded by the Hamburg Senate, the #honor recognizes Grassl's exceptional scientific achievements. He had a significant impact on our institute as well as climate research in #Hamburg & Germany and he has been committed to communicating #ClimateScience and advising policymakers.#MPIM
    Credit: VDW, with kind approval

  34. 🚨 New publication!
    🎓Our IMPRS-ESM doctoral candidate Doseok Lee just published his first paper in npj Climate and Atmospheric Science together with Hanjun Kim and #MPIM Director Sarah Kang.

    💧☁️ Enhanced clear-sky shortwave absorption by water vapor accelerates #AMOC recovery 🌊 → higher long-term #ClimateSensitivity.

    👉 Read here: nature.com/articles/s41612-025
    #ClimateScience #IMPRS_ESM #PhDLife

  35. 🌍 Chancen und Risiken von CO2-Entnahme aus der Atmosphäre

    Wir freuen uns, unsere Kollegin und ehemalige #MPIM-Forscherin Julia Pongratz von der #LMU München in Hamburg zu begrüßen! Sie wird im Rahmen der Ringvorlesung "Hamburger Perspektiven zur Klimaforschung" Maßnahmen des "Carbon Dioxide Removals" (#CDR) diskutieren. Die Vorlesung ist offen für alle!

    🗓 Donnerstag, 5.6.
    🕕 18:15–19:45
    📍 Erwin-Panofsky-Hörsaal, Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1, 20146 Hamburg
    Infos: mpimet.mpg.de/jubilaeum/verans

    #MPIM50

  36. ☀️🥵 In #Europe, people are increasingly exposed to extreme #heat events–with serious consequences for human health, ecosystems,& agriculture.🌱 These events can be better predicted if anomalies in the North Atlantic heat transport 🌊🌡️ are properly taken into account, according to a study by #MPIM researchers Lara Wallberg et al. They present a new filtering technique that, when applied to ensemble #ClimateSimulations , improves the predictions. 📖 Read more: agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co
    ©L.Wallberg/MPIM

  37. 🕵️‍♂️ Weiter geht’s mit unserer Jubiläums-Ringvorlesung – morgen mit Detektivarbeit: Der Vortrag der #MPIM-Wissenschaftler Nils Brüggemann, Daniel Klocke & Peter Korn mit dem Titel „Die drei Fragezeichen & das Rätsel des ikonologischen Klimamodells“ liefert auf unterhaltsame Art+Weise einen Einblick in die Klimamodellierung.
    📍📆 Los geht‘s am 24.4. um 18:15 im Hauptgebäude der Uni Hamburg, Hörsaal C. Wir freuen uns auf euch!
    Alle Infos: mpimet.mpg.de/jubilaeum/verans
    #MPIM50 #UHH #Anniversary #Jubiläum

  38. Ein Tag in der Klimaforschung 🌍
    Am gestrigen #GirlsDay & #BoysDay hatten wir die Möglichkeit, jungen Menschen die faszinierende Welt der Klimaforschung näherzubringen! Gemeinsam mit Kolleg*innen vom #DKRZ haben wir vom #MPIM 21 Schülerinnen & Schülern Einblicke in unsere Arbeit gegeben. Vom Klimamodellspiel über den Supercomputer bis zum Windkanal gab es viel zu entdecken.

    #GirlsAndBoysDay #Klimaforschung #ZukunftGestalten #Nachhaltigkeit #VielfaltInDerWissenschaft #zukunftstag #Klimabildung

  39. Over the past 50 years, our institute #MPIM was lead by several brilliant directors. Through their personal expertise and interests, and by leading and enabling excellent researchers, each new director has made the institute what it is today: one of the most renowned institutes for climate research in the world. 🌍 ☁️☀️🌊🏔️
    You can learn more about the history of our institute & our directors here 👉mpimet.mpg.de/en/anniversary/h
    #MPIM50 #ThrowbackThursday #tbt

  40. 👩🏼‍💻 #MPIM's 1st #supercomputer, a CDC Cyber-205, was installed in Hamburg's Geomatikum in 1985. 2.5 yrs later, the German Climate Computing Center #DKRZ was established as a service facility for climate research in Germany. Continuous upgrades enabled substantial progress in the development of realistic #climate models. Today, scientists from #MPIM &other institutes are using the Levante supercomputer, which has 70 million times the computing power of the Cyber-205! #MPIM50 #ThrowbackThursday #tbt

  41. 🌱🌎 Yesterday, #climate & #sustainability researchers from Asia, Africa, South & Central America visited #MPIM &#DKRZ. The meeting was part of a Germany trip in the scope of the introductory seminar for the @HumboldtStiftung's #ClimateProtection Fellows.👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 #MPI_scientists presented selected aspects of climate research at our institute. At DKRZ, the visitors enjoyed a tour of the supercomputer. It was a pleasure having them here! ✨
    #AvH #ClimateProtection #SustainabilityResearch #NewLeaders

  42. 🌊🪣 In 1979, #MPIM researchers conducted hands-on research in the North Sea: #ocean-atmosphere measurements for the calibration of satellites 🛰️& to study exchange processes. 🌍⛴️🛟 Today, observations–by ship, aircraft, or on land–are still a core component of our research. We also use data from the automated PIRATA surface buoy array in the tropical Atlantic, one of which can be seen in the right image. 🛜
    #ThrowbackThursday #tbt #MPIM50
    ©Archiv der @maxplanckgesellschaft Berlin(left)/MPI-M(right)

  43. 🎂🎉Today, Hartmut Graßl, former director at #MPIM and professor at the University of Hamburg (#UHH), is celebrating his 85th birthday. Our Managing Director Jochem Marotzke cordially congratulated him on behalf of the entire institute. 💬 "Graßl has not only shaped our institute and climate research – he has also strongly promoted knowledge about climate change in the public and in politics,” he said. The Social Media Team would like to add their best wishes, too! Happy #birthday! #anniversary

  44. 👨‍🎓At the opening of the #MPIM on 5 Dec, 1975, founding director Klaus Hasselmann outlined the research program, which included the development of #climate models.🌍 Half a century later,participants of the #Hamburg #Hackathon were working on 2 of the most advanced km-scale Earth system models using supercomputers #HPC. And climate modeling at our institute has become a truly international endeavor. #ThrowbackThursday #tbt #MPIM50 @nextgems_eu
    Credit: Archiv der @maxplanckgesellschaft,Berlin/MPI-M

  45. 🔬Our #IMPRS-ESM connects #MPIM with departments across Earth System Sciences & WiSo at #UHH . Yesterday at Schloss Ringberg, our coordinator shared insights from our latest proposal renewal: 60 days, a new team, & a strong vision. The result? A successful program built on 20+ years of experience & excellence. 🗝️ Key lesson? Supporting+empowering young researchers is an investment in the future of science & individuals. 🌍

    #IMPRS #ClimateScience #ResearchTraining #PhD @maxplanckgesellschaft

  46. 🔬Our #IMPRS-ESM connects #MPIM with departments across Earth System Sciences & WiSo at #UHH . Yesterday at Schloss Ringberg, our coordinator shared insights from our latest proposal renewal: 60 days, a new team, & a strong vision. The result? A successful program built on 20+ years of experience & excellence. 🗝️ Key lesson? Supporting+empowering young researchers is an investment in the future of science & individuals. 🌍

    #IMPRS #ClimateScience #ResearchTraining #PhD @maxplanckgesellschaft

  47. 🔬Our #IMPRS-ESM connects #MPIM with departments across Earth System Sciences & WiSo at #UHH . Yesterday at Schloss Ringberg, our coordinator shared insights from our latest proposal renewal: 60 days, a new team, & a strong vision. The result? A successful program built on 20+ years of experience & excellence. 🗝️ Key lesson? Supporting+empowering young researchers is an investment in the future of science & individuals. 🌍

    #IMPRS #ClimateScience #ResearchTraining #PhD @maxplanckgesellschaft

  48. 🔬Our #IMPRS-ESM connects #MPIM with departments across Earth System Sciences & WiSo at #UHH . Yesterday at Schloss Ringberg, our coordinator shared insights from our latest proposal renewal: 60 days, a new team, & a strong vision. The result? A successful program built on 20+ years of experience & excellence. 🗝️ Key lesson? Supporting+empowering young researchers is an investment in the future of science & individuals. 🌍

    #IMPRS #ClimateScience #ResearchTraining #PhD @maxplanckgesellschaft

  49. 🥂🎉 Today, we celebrated the brilliant scientists who completed the #IMPRS-ESM program during the last year. Deputy Head of the IMPRS Johanna Baehr (#UHH) addressed the graduates during a small ceremony and handed them their transcript of records. As #MPIM, we're honored to have been a part of their journey and we can't wait to see the amazing things they'll accomplish next. 👏

    #PhD #Celebration #FutureLeaders

  50. 👏 Exciting news for climate science: #MPIM is among the first users of what will soon be the fastest computer in all of Europe – JUPITER (@fzj)! A corresponding proposal submitted by MPI-M, #DKRZ and #JSC has now been approved. This allows our scientists to push the resolution of a fully coupled Earth system model to just one kilometer! 🌎 🌐 Can you imagine this level of detail?
    Read more: mpimet.mpg.de/en/communication
    #HPC #supercomputing #AI #climatescience
    Image credit: Forschungszentrum Jülich