Just highlighted some of the impactful work from Working Group 4 of PROCLIAS - COST Action 19139 on stakeholder engagement for climate impact attribution studies. Bridging science and community needs is pivotal to producing policy and practically relevant outputs ISIMIP

Proud to have IPCC WG2 co-chair Bart van den Hurk giving his key note on „Impact assessments and scenarios in the Seventh IPCC Assessment Cycle“ at the ISIMIP/PROCLIAS workshop at Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK
Bart van den Hurk PROCLIAS - COST Action 19139 COST

Cross-sectoral ISIMIP/PROCLIAS Workshop 2024 just took off at Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK with >100 on-site participants. Looking very much forward to an exciting week!

Higher spatial resolution of #CHELSA climate data impoves #ClimateChange impact models across ISIMIP sectors. Johanna Malle from WSL Umweltforschung made this point by showing the first results of the Swiss National Science Foundation PROCLIAS COST action PROCLIAS - COST Action 19139 project ADOHRIS Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research PIK

↘️Current open positions in the PROCLIAS community.

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Watch the full documentary about our interdisciplinary summer school! It was produced with PROCLIAS - COST Action 19139 and Forest biodiversity platform - and we’re so excited to share the result with you! 🤩

Interdisciplinary Summer School on forest ecosystems 2023: youtu.be/ltNN7quSp_g?si… via YouTube

Have you enjoyed our content on this summer school? 🌳 Watch this trailer of the documentary addressing interdisciplinary work and communication of your research!
Make sure to save the post to get notified when we post the link to the full documentary in the upcoming days! 🥳

⏳ Application deadline 31.01.2024!
Do not forget to apply for the post doc position in 💡 🌲SmartForest4.0 on 'Traceability in the forest value chain'

The essence of research: Staying curious while failing. We learn the most during the process of failure! So be patient with yourself and jump into the trial-error process to learn faster! Let’s share our experience - how do you find your way out of frustrating moments in science?

We asked our experts and: communication is key! If you don’t adapt your language to your audience when presenting your research, you can’t count on being understood. On the other side the audience has to be curious! And how to achieve that? Have fun! #science #ecology #PhD

🎉We are launching a new version of our Climate Risk Dashboard tool🎉

Join our webinar on Jan 30 at 3pm CET to learn how you can use the tool to explore how climate actions lead to different #climate impacts for countries and #cities .

Register here:👇
climateanalytics.org/events/explore…

Important event on food system transformation coming up!
👉in Berlin & online
👉 29 January, 3-5PM CET
👉with PIK & FSEC expertise
👉check it out⬇️

👉New study with PIK scientist Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf 🌏 🦣 : The severe 'heat dome' incident in the north-western region of the US in 2021 was partly caused by the quasi-resonant amplification of planetary waves: pik-potsdam.de/en/news/latest…

Check out this upcoming launch of AXA Chair on Water Quality and Global Change led by Ann van Griensven at Water and Climate - VUB VUB 🎉

Open PhD positions available Dalhousie University in environmental modeling. Join Sian Kou-Giesbrecht and her new Lab and engage in N- and C-cycle modeling. dal.ca/faculty/scienc…

When diving into working with other disciplines, we have to adapt our mindset! It requires patience, time and energy not to be discouraged by not understanding at first! But don’t worry, if you stick to it, you’ll soon be able to make new connections and improve your research!

This wouldn’t have been possible without the many contributions from the active impact Modeling community so great to have you all on board e.g. FishMIP AgMIP Wim Thiery Hannes MüllerSchmied Simon Gosling Michel Bechtold 🌍 and many more
Check the protocol at protocol.isimip.org

It’s time!! ✨ you learned about our team so we made some videos to finally share more in depth information about the Interdisciplinary Summer School on forest ecosystems 2023! 🤩🌳 watch Martin Mokros 🌳 📷 🇸🇰 🇬🇧 explain to you what our students exactly did during their time in Ljubljana!

Our expert on interdisciplinary work - Markus Eichhorn! An infinite pool of motivating messages for students! One of them: Do the crazy call! He encourages students to go out of the box, break the boundaries disciplines place on us and approach people with ideas to collaborate!

Less than a week left!! Submit your abstract to our session. #EGU24