Atmospheric Physics (Prof. Ulrike Lohmann)

Group
Left to right: Front row: Andrina Caratsch, Kunfeng Gao, Anna Trosits, Christopher Fuchs, Mayur Sapkal, Anjana Vadhyar, Maja Rüth, Sandro Vattioni; Middle row: Cuiqi Zhang, Beiping Luo, Huiying Zhang, Dragomir Nikolov, Jie Chen, Ulrike Lohmann, Sylvaine Ferrachat, Iolene Bouzdine, Juner Liu; Back row: Benjamin Buchenau, Yuhang Song, Claudia Marcolli, Christopher Hohman, Thomas Krautwig, Thibault Meier, Zamin Kanji, Diego Villanueva Ortiz, Bernhard Enz, Sebastian Käser, Michael Rösch, Tuuli Lehmusjärvi, Jan Henneberger, Ryan Vella; In absence: Paul Farron, Dana Grund, Nikolaos Papaevangelou, Monika Burkert, Peter Isler

Group overview

Professor Lohmann's group focuses on the formation and evolution of clouds with a special interest on ice crystals and aerosol-cloud interactions. This is done by improving the simulations of clouds for weather and climate, lab and field experiments on ice crystal formation, the latest of which evolve around using clouds as a natural laboratory as funded by the ERC CLOUDLAB project.

A series of interviews and documentaries exists that explain the goals of our research. They can be found on our media page.

Enlarged view: An Introduction to Clouds - From the microscale to Climate

An Introduction to Clouds provides a fundamental understanding of clouds, ranging from cloud microphysics to the large-scale impacts of clouds on climate. For more information visit the external page publisher's webpage. An up-to-date list of known errata can be found Download here (PDF, 140 KB).

• Data accessability - external page Zenodo

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