People
The “Climate Dynamics Lab” is a somewhat non-traditional lab and network of researchers with an open-door policy. The list of people below includes close collaborators with significant and ongoing involvement in the research agenda presented here. If you have any questions or like to join us, get in touch !
Team Members and Collaborators
Ali, Syed Danish (MSc Researcher)
Climate tipping points, oceanography, geology.
University of the Basque Country, Spain
“I am interested in analyzing the impacts of climate change on Earth’s systems, a focus that aligns well with my background in Geology and my current master’s studies in Oceanography. I am particularly passionate about identifying and studying tipping elements, as they offer crucial insights into broader systemic changes triggered by abrupt transitions and nonlinear feedbacks. This focus has led me to pursue my master’s thesis on scrutinizing regime shifts in the climatic controls on Norwegian glaciers.”
Boateng, Daniel (Dr. rer. nat., Researcher)
Climate change, Earth surface dynamics, palaeoclimate modelling, AI.
University of Tübingen, Germany
Cameron, Karen (Dr., Senior Lecturer)
Eizenhöfer, Paul (Dr., Senior Lecturer)
Landscape dynamics, numerical modelling, computational geoscience.
University of Glasgow, Scotland (UK)
Gross, Eskil Salis (MSc, Doctoral Researcher)
Liu, Xiaohui (Dr., Lecturer)
Palaeoclimate reconstructions, sedimentary basins, stratigraphy, oxygen isotopes.
China University of Potroleum – Beijing, China
Meijers, Maud (Dr., Assistant Professor)
Palaeoenvironmental and palaeotopography reconstructions, field and lab based methods.
University of Graz, Austria
Mohadjer, Solmaz (Dr., Academic Associate)
Geohazards, mountain building and erosion, geoscience communication.
University of Tübingen, Germany
Mutz, Sebastian G. (Dr. rer. nat. habil., Senior Lecturer)
Climate change, Earth system dynamics, climate modelling, statistics, AI, computational geoscience.
University of Glasgow, Scotland (UK)
“I am a senior lecturer (associate professor) at the University of Glasgow and investigate climate change and Earth system dynamics. I focus primarily on the interactions between climate and landscapes in mountains and coastal regions. I employ process-based models, empirical-statistical models, and techniques from AI. I am an advocate of „open science“ and multilateral collaboration, and an active member of the European Geosciences Union (EGU). I serve as a topical editor for the journals Earth System Dynamics and Geoscience Communication. Recent outreach efforts include the development of open and accessible educational materials about climate science and Earthquakes.”
Peck, Herbert (Don Paloma, Honorary Member)
Pattern and face recognition, path optimisation, behavioural research
Free Bird (Freelancer), Glasgow, Scotland (UK)
“Peck, peck … coo!”
