Keno Riechers

Keno Riechers is a doctoral researcher at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) and a guest researcher at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in the School of Engineering and Design's Earth System Modelling group. His work focuses on analyzing past abrupt climate transitions through paleoclimate proxy records using Bayesian inference and dynamical systems theory.

• Master's in Physics from University of Hamburg
• Specializes in uncertainty quantification in climate data
• Active in the TIPES project (Tipping Points in the Earth System)
• Methodological focus on stochastic processes and early warning signal analysis

His research spans climate modeling, data-driven dynamical systems reconstruction, and glacial cycle analysis. Publications emphasize dating uncertainty propagation, stadial state identification in ice cores, and orbital forcing impacts. Collaborations include work with TUM and the Earth System Modelling professorship.