to the website of the Leibniz-Institute of Atmospheric Physics e.V. at the Rostock University (IAP). The Institute has been founded in 1992 and is member of the research association 'Wissenschaftsgemeinschaft Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (WGL)'. The institute is located near the Baltic Sea resort Kühlungsborn and owns a separate site on the island Rügen, close to Juliusruh. In addition IAP is a major partner of the ALOMAR observatory in northern Norway. As associated institute of the Rostock University it is part of the teaching programme in physics. A total of about 90 persons is employed at IAP. The institute realizes an equal-opportunity and family-friendly human resource policy and is certified with the audit "berufundfamilie" ('career and family').
The Leibniz-Institute is one of the German main centers for Middle Atmosphere research and operates active cooperations with several international research organizations. The most important scientific topics at IAP are
The aims of the IAP are described in the Scientific Framework Program.
(23 Mar 2019) Leibniz Network on Mathematical Modeling and Statistics meets at IAP. For the study of their topics... more
(20 Nov 2018) Coordinated turbulence measurements with the University of Colorado. Turbulent fluctuations of wind and density... more
(15 Nov 2018) New technology monitored 500 x 500 km mesospheric dynamics over 7 days. This campaign is the first large scale deployment... more
(09 Nov 2018) Topical questions of atmospheric turbulence discussed. When an airplane is suddenly shaken... more
(18 Jul 2018) AGU press release on IAP paper. Anthropogenic influences change the visibility of noctilucent clouds... more
(17 Jul 2018) Dr. Kathrin Baumgarten was elected by the DPG. The Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft / German Phsical Society (DPG) runs a Arbeitskreis Chancengleichheit / Working Group Equal Opportunity (AKC)... more
(27 Jun 2018) Certificate on audit berufundfamilie confirmed again. It is about compatibility of profession and family, ... more
(19 Apr 2018) News from the sounding rocket project. The first campaign of the PMWE project... more
