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.
(13 Apr 2021) Distinguished Service Award for IAP director. Since 2004 Prof Franz-Josef Lübken is active in SCOSTEP... more
(26 Feb 2021) Kick-off meeting of second phase of BMBF funded project. At 26 February 2021 the virtual kick-off meeting took place, ... more
(01 Dec 2020) Research and education in an international frame. The Alexander-von-Humboldt Foundation is funding two postdocs who work now for two years at IAP... more
(26 Nov 2010) Leibniz Association funds study on four-dimensional structures. There is a new project at IAP - FORMOSA. This stands for... more
(01 Oct 2020) IAP contributions on metal layers and gravity waves. Just two IAP contributions were mentioned in EOS... more
(09 Sep 2020) Global research and international relation. At September 9th the ambassador of Peru Elmer Schialer ... more
(03 Jun 2020) Six months of MLT observations in Peru and Argentina with a new radar network. The mesoscale structures... more
(13 May 2020) Scientific life under conditions of Corona. New solutions for the supervision of students... more