Python for beginners: DKRZ offers practical online training
From September 15 to 19, 2025, the DKRZ offered a one-week, online beginner's Python course for climate researchers for the ninth time.
CLIMATE, COASTS, COMPLEXITY: Northern Germany at the Heart of Earth System Modelling
In September, northern Germany becomes the meeting point for the international Earth System Modelling community. Three high-level scientific events, the CELLO Conference, the natESM Focus Workshop on Ocean Biogeochemistry, and the TropEcS Symposium in Hamburg and Bremen will bring together leading experts committed to shaping the future of climate, coastal, and ocean modelling.
ICON simulations nominated for Gordon Bell Prize for Climate Modelling
Newly developed configurations of the climate model ICON allow for the simulation of decadal-scale climate change at km-scale resolution on the world’s most powerful computing systems. In recognition of this accomplishment, two projects using ICON have been nominated for the Gordon Bell Prize for Climate Modelling.
Visit to DKRZ: hpc4climate Summer School
The 30 participants of the summer school organized by the projects ESiWACE3 and WarmWorld gained impressive insights into the practical application of high-performance computing in Earth system research during a visit to the DKRZ.
ICON training by natESM, DWD, and KIT at the DKRZ
From July 21 to 25, 2025, natESM organized a technical training course at the DKRZ in Hamburg in collaboration with the German Weather Service (DWD) and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) for the weather and climate model ICON, which was developed jointly by the DWD and MPI-M.
