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Sharp enough? The Resolution question behind AI climate and weather models
Does an AI climate model need to see every storm, every ocean eddy and every ...
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Is the weather gender-neutral?
Rain falls on everyone. A heatwave doesn’t check your passport, your pay grade, or your ...
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TOAR-II Theme Issue: A Global Assessment of Tropospheric Ozone, and Why It Matters for CESOC
A new Theme Issue in Philosophical Transactions A brings together the main outcomes of the ...
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Fourth CESOC Members’ Assembly in Jülich: Supercomputers, Statistics and a Missing Quorum
The 4th CESOC Members’ Assembly was the first one held on the Forschungszentrum Jülich, and ...
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KlimaOER stands for Open Educational Resources for Climate Science
Is your summer a bit quieter than usual? Colleagues out of office, inboxes slow to ...
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Making petabyte-scale weather and climate data easier to access: Mathilde Leuridan completes her PhD
On 4 August 2026, Mathilde Leuridan successfully defended her PhD at the University of Cologne. Her dissertation, Efficient ...
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47 scientists. 5 challenges. 1 hackathon. Can we predict the output?
With complex, chaotic systems, predictions are notoriously unreliable, especially once several variables start interacting. That ...
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First wildfires breaking out across the CESOC region
As summer temperatures continue to rise, the first wildfires are breaking out across the CESOC ...
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Paper Alert at Forschungszentrum Jülich: “TOAR-classifier v2: A data-driven classification tool for global air quality stations”
The work by Ramiyou Karim Mache, Sabine Schröder, Michael Langguth, Ankit Patnala, and Martin Schultz at Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC) ...
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