Research group Circulation and connection land-sea-atmosphere
Over long timescales, the circulation systems co-evolve with ice sheets, mountain ranges, and redistributions of carbon between the atmosphere, ocean and land. The circulation and associated feedbacks influence exchanges of energy and materials between compartments of the climate system, and create teleconnections and natural climate variability.
Our research explores mechanisms that dynamically connect land, sea, and atmosphere, and how they impact on climate.
Research topic include interactions between marine biota and clouds in the Arctic, teleconnections and atmospheric waves, and the past and future evolution of the North Greenland Ice Sheet.
In our research, we use data from observation systems such as satellites and the icebreaker Oden, as well as modelling and laboratory experiments.
Group members
Group managers
Annica Ekman
Professor of Meteorology
Caroline Leck
Professor of Chemical meteorology
Johan Nilsson
Professor of Meteorology
Jonas Nycander
Professor of Physical oceanography
Jörg Gumbel
Professor of Atmospheric physics
Linda Megner
Researcher, docent
Rodrigo Caballero Augi
Professor of Dynamic meteorology
Members
Björn Linder
PhD student
Emmy Nilsson
Research engineer
Jacek Stegman
Researcher
Joachim Dillner
Research engineer
Jonas Hedin
Researcher
Ole Martin Christensen
Researcher Consultant
