Jose Suclupe successfully defended his doctoral thesis at the University of Rostock on 6 November 2026. The thesis investigates how atmospheric waves shape wind conditions and their variability in the mesosphere and lower thermosphere at low latitudes.
Read moreMohamed Mossad successfully defended his PhD thesis at the University of Rostock on 23 October 2026. In his thesis, he investigated atmospheric gravity waves using long-term lidar observations from northern Norway and Kühlungsborn.
Read moreAditya Baksi (IAP) Implementing dynamic Smagorinsky closure in ICON
Read moreThe new Biennial Report from the IAP provides an insight into the Institute’s research and developments in 2024 and 2025.
Read moreThe Earth-Explorer concept is aimed at providing new insights into the atmosphere at altitudes between 50 and 250 kilometres.
Read moreTransported by helicopter to 3,578 metres: a compact UV lidar developed as part of the European EULIAA project has passed its most demanding test to date on the Jungfraujoch. The first successful measurements were recorded just a few hours after installation.
Read moreOperations have begun at the new MAARSY3D receiver site near Brøstadbotn, Norway.
Read moreYoung scientists presented their research at the IAP during “Rostock’s 11” in the form of creative short talks to a panel of judges and the audience.
Read moreDuring their visit to Andøya Space, Ministers Dorothee Bär and Bettina Martin gained insight into our work in atmospheric research.
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