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Daniela Domeisen is an Assistant Professor at ETH Zurich, specializing in Atmospheric Processes and Predictability. She leads a research group dedicated to studying stratospheric influences on weather, including teleconnections and extreme weather events. After completing her PhD in Climate Physics and Chemistry at MIT, she undertook postdoctoral research at prestigious institutions including Cornell University and the University of Hamburg. Her research employs innovative methodologies to enhance the understanding and forecasting of climate variability and has garnered support from national and international funding bodies. Domeisen is actively involved in various projects exploring the dynamics of weather systems, with a focus on understanding remote drivers of temperature extremes and improving the predictability of sudden stratospheric warming events. She has published extensively, contributing to significant advancements in her field.
Université de Lausanne • Switzerland
Head of research group 'Atmospheric Processes'.
ETH Zürich • Switzerland
Head of research group 'Atmospheric Predictability'.
GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre Ocean Research Kiel • Germany
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Cornell University • Ithaca, NY, USA
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