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Dr. Franziska Teubler is a researcher in the Dynamic Meteorology group at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Johannes Gutenberg-University Mainz. She specializes in atmospheric dynamics, focusing on Rossby wave packets, blocking regimes, and weather predictability. Her work bridges theoretical meteorology with applied climate science, contributing to improved weather forecasting models. She holds a PhD from the University of Mainz (2018) and a diploma in Meteorology (2011).
Education:
- 2011: Diploma in Meteorology (University of Mainz)
- 2018: PhD in Meteorology (University of Mainz)
Research Interests: Franziska explores the dynamics of atmospheric waves and their role in extreme weather events. She investigates how Rossby wave packets influence weather patterns and climate predictability. Her work also addresses the interplay between large-scale atmospheric circulation and local weather phenomena.
Professional Activities: She coordinates Scientists for Future Mainz/Wiesbaden and has lectured on climate emergency declarations. Her international engagements include organizing blocking workshops and presenting at conferences in North America and Europe. She is involved in the 'Waves to Weather' research project.
Labs & Teams: She works within the Dynamic Meteorology group led by Prof. Volkmar Wirth, collaborating with peers like Dr. Michael Riemer and Dr. Georgios Fragkoulidis. The team focuses on atmospheric dynamics, error growth in forecasts, and mountain meteorology.
