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Research news, project milestones and scientific community activities.
Research news, project milestones and scientific community activities.
A 5–6 month Master's internship at CNRM, starting in March 2027, will investigate how Mediterranean coastal upwelling may evolve under global warming. Using reanalyses, observations and Med-CORDEX regional climate simulations, the study will explore changes across global warming levels from +1.5°C to +4°C.
In an interview for the TRACCS newsletter, I discuss the new generation of CORDEX-CMIP6 regional climate simulations, their scientific advances, their availability to the research community, and their potential applications for regional climate change studies.
Established in January 2026, the new CLIVAR–CORDEX Joint Working Group on Regional Ocean Climate Projections (JWG-ROCP), co-led by Angélique Melet and myself, aims to strengthen international coordination in regional ocean climate modelling, develop multi-model and multi-region studies, and improve the standardization and dissemination of regional ocean climate projections.
A new generation of high-resolution regional climate simulations produced at CNRM within the WCRP CORDEX-CMIP6 framework is now available through ESGF, covering several CORDEX domains including Europe, the Mediterranean, Central America and Australasia.
The Horizon Europe RIVIERADE project has started, bringing together research on regional ocean climate projections, coastal risks and climate services across European seas.
The Le climat en données hackathon brought participants together in Toulouse to explore national climate datasets and develop new ways of using and communicating climate information.
A presentation on statistical emulators of regional climate models and hybrid downscaling approaches is now available online.
An updated version of my course on regional climate modelling is now available on Zenodo. The course covers the principles of regional climate modelling and their application to climate projections over Europe and France.