by Florentine Weber | 14. January 26 | News
Machine learning is increasingly used in weather and climate science. While AI-based weather forecasts can now rival or outperform traditional Numerical Weather Prediction at short time scales, extending these methods to climate – especially under changing...
by Florentine Weber | 09. January 26 | News
Tune in! 🎧 Get exciting insights into modern weather forecasting and the future of meteorology! The Deutschlandfunk report (in German) focuses on the WeatherGenerator: our researchers Peter Dueben & Christian Lessig from the European Centre for Medium-Range...
by Florentine Weber | 19. November 25 | News
“There are no perfect AI models, but there are useful ones – and that’s what matters!” – Sophie Xhonneux This was the spark for a lively panel discussion on “AI as an Opportunity for Climate Research?”, hosted by the Sparkasse KölnBonn Stiftung...
by Florentine Weber | 19. November 25 | News
Science meets student curiosity – and the result was two days full of experimentation, questions, and hands-on climate exploration. As part of the “Schule trifft Wissenschaft” programme, supported by the Sparkasse KölnBonn Stiftung Wissen, colleagues from...
by Florentine Weber | 18. November 25 | News
Eva Pfannerstill, Helmholtz Investigator Group Leader at Forschungszentrum Jülich and Junior Professor at the University of Cologne working in Atmospheric Chemistry and Air Quality, has received the 2026 EGU Atmospheric Sciences Division Outstanding Early Career...
by Florentine Weber | 04. November 25 | News
The German Research Foundation (DFG) has awarded a Reinhart Koselleck Project to the University of Cologne, providing €1.25 million over five years. The project brings together computer science and meteorology to advance cloud modeling and improve our understanding of...
