Bjorn Stevens
Biography
Prof. Bjorn Stevens is a director of the Max-Planck-Institute for Meteorology where he leads the Atmosphere in the Earth System Department. He is also a professor (§17) at the University of Hamburg.
His main field of interest is in the way atmospheric water - particularly in the form of clouds - shapes climate. His contributions to understanding how turbulent mixing and cloud-microphysical processes influence cloud amount have been instrumental in helping to understand how clouds respond to warming, and how radiative forcing responds to aerosol perturbations, both of which are fundamental to our present comprehension of climate change.
His main field of interest is in the way atmospheric water - particularly in the form of clouds - shapes climate. His contributions to understanding how turbulent mixing and cloud-microphysical processes influence cloud amount have been instrumental in helping to understand how clouds respond to warming, and how radiative forcing responds to aerosol perturbations, both of which are fundamental to our present comprehension of climate change.
Presentations
Posters
Scientific Visualization & Data Analytics Showcase
Putting the Ocean into the Center: A Coupled ICON Atmosphere/Ocean Simulation in Spilhaus Projection
In-Person Only
TP
XO / EX