Stellenbeschreibung

Large-scale geophysical climate models are based on subgrid-scale models and subgrid parametrizations. These compensate for lacking resolution in measurements as well as missing calculations for long-time simulations. The goal of this project is to bring together mathematics and observations to increase understanding of the process, create reduced models for the observed anomalous diffusion in drifter experiments, and embed these in a larger mathematical context.

For this project, we are seeking a researcher (f/m/d) with great interest in mathematical analysis and its implications for climate modeling. The selected applicant will work at the Institute for Dynamical Systems, which is led by Prof. Dr. Marc Keßeböhmer and Prof. Dr. Anke Pohl (both members of MARUM’s TRR181) in Faculty 3 – Mathematics at the University of Bremen. The completion of a PhD degree as part of this project is desired. The project work will take place ...