Participants of the 7th ANGWIN workshop in Logan on 6-10 October 2025. ANGWIN, short for ANtarctic Gravity Wave Instrument Network, is an international consortium of scientists dedicated to investigating gravity waves in the middle atmosphere over Antarctica. Originally, the “I” in ANGWIN referred to “imager”, reflecting the network’s initial focus on optical imaging instruments. However, the network has since expanded to include a broader range of observational tools, such

Participants of the MST16/iMST3 workshop in front of the Rostock university. The workshop was organized by colleagues from the Leibniz...

Am 26. Juni 2025 habe ich am Science Slam der Münchener Universitätsgesellschaft (MUG) teilgenommen. In der Sub-Kategorie "Poetry Slam"...

Warm weather conditions within the period of the EGU general assembly 2025 allowed for wearing shorts pretty much all day long. I'm...

Lidar stands for "light detection and ranging" and is a remote sensing technology. The principle is simple. A pulse of intense laser...

2016 I am studying for a Master's degree in Physics at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University (LMU) in Munich and this semester I am persuaded...

Imagine you are laying on the bottom of the sea watching the sea surface billowing. What would you be able to observe? If you had a lot...

What I have visualized here is the relative vorticity at 10hPa (~30km) developing over a full year taken from the Global Forecast Model...

End of May 2022 I got the chance to visit Río Grande again. My main tasks were to do some maintenance on the CORAL system. On the 30th of...

The accurate determination of Gravity Wave Momentum Flux in the Mesosphere lower Thermosphere over the northern Scandes (67°N) and the...