Aurelia Eberhard
Research Fellow
Bio
I am a physics student at Heidelberg University and am particulary interested in environmental physics and climate science, as well as ecological living. I am currently doing my master’s project in the climate attribution group.
Research Interests
My work at Leipzig University focuses on the variability of heatwave warming under rising greenhouse gas concentrations and on understanding the underlying physical processes. To this end, I analyse nudged circulation simulations of global climate models.
Curriculum Vitae
Master in Physics
University of Heidelberg, Germany
Visiting Student in Physics
Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Internships in Research & Science Journalism
Fraunhofer IOF, University of Heidelberg & ‘bild der wissenschaft’ editorial office
Bachelor in Physics
University of Jena, Germany