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Roxana S. Cremer

Roxana S. Cremer is a PostDoc at the Modeling Department of the Leibniz Institute of Tropospheric Research in Leipzig, Germany. She received her PhD at the Department of Environmental Science of Stockholm University, researching Black Carbon in the Arctic. In her research Dr. Cremer aims to include data from different sources over different scales to find answers on aerosol-cloud interactions, combining observation data from stations and satellites with modeling data. At the moment her research focusses on high-resolution modeling of hurricanes with the German Weather & Climate Model ICON, analysing the microphysical sensitivity and added spectral bin microphysics to the model. She served before as a student board member of the German Association of Aerosol Research (GAeF) and is currently deputy equal opportunity officer at her institute.

More pancakes in the future!

April 21, 2022
More pancakes in the future!

More pancakes in the future – that sounds like a very good New Year’s Eve resolution for Sunday brunches, but it could also be a development of the most tasty looking sea ice shape in the Arctic. Let’s find out more! Arctic Sea Ice The growth and melt of Arctic sea ice follows a seasonal cycle. In the springtime, under the midnight sun, the sea ice begins to melt until it reaches its m ...[Read More]