Ulrike Lohmann

Prof. Dr. Ulrike Lohmann is a Full Professor for Experimental Atmospheric Physics at ETH Zurich's Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science since 2004. She currently serves as Vice Rector for Doctoral Studies and has held leadership roles, including Head of the Institute (2006–2014) and President of the Lecturer's Conference (2020–2022). Her research focuses on clouds, aerosols, and their impacts on climate, integrating laboratory experiments, field measurements, and climate modeling to address uncertainties in climate prediction and extreme weather events.

• Affiliations: ETH Zurich, Member of Leopoldina (2014), ERC Advanced Grant recipient (2021).
• Key Projects: Coordinated EU BACCHUS (2014–2018), chaired ECHAM-HAMMOZ consortium (2009–2017).

Research Highlights: Cloud microphysics, aerosol-cloud interactions, climate intervention methods, and improving weather prediction models. Over 300 peer-reviewed publications and contributions to IPCC Assessment Reports.

• Awards: Vilhelm Bjerknes Medal (2025), Honorary Doctor from Stockholm University (2018), Golden Tricycle Award for family-friendly supervision (2013).

Grants & Leadership: Active in SNF Research Commission (2018–2022), collaborates internationally on climate dynamics and railway electrification challenges.