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Clarissa Alicia Kroll is a Research Fellow affiliated with the Professorship for Climate Dynamics at ETH Zurich's Department of Environmental Systems Science. Her research focuses on tropical atmospheric circulation, stratospheric water vapor dynamics, and process-based model evaluation. She holds an ETH Postdoctoral Fellowship (2024) and contributes to high-performance computing projects involving km-scale weather and climate simulations on systems like Alps and Daint.
Her work spans interdisciplinary fields including climate dynamics, atmospheric chemistry, and medical physics. Key research areas include the impact of volcanic eruptions on stratospheric moisture, hydrometeor transport pathways in the tropical tropopause layer, and improving computational models for MRI-guided radiation therapy.
- Research Highlights:
- Analysis of indirect stratospheric moisture changes post-volcanic eruptions
- Development of high-resolution climate models (ICON-Sapphire)
- Investigation of spatial distortion effects in medical imaging
Publications reflect her dual expertise in climate science and medical physics, with recent contributions to Communications Earth and Environment, Environmental Research Letters, and Geoscientific Model Development. She actively collaborates with global research networks on both climate systems and computational healthcare technologies.
