Rune Grand Graversen
Job description
Professor in Polar Meteorology and Climate Dynamics
Research interests include:
- Arctic warming, governing mechanisms and processes related to ocean, atmosphere and ice.
- Energy transport in the atmosphere, how atmospheric waves accomplish this transport, and how the transport affects weather and climate.
- Polar lows, governing processes, and methods to improve predictions of polar lows.
- Climate sensitivity, how processes related to ocean, atmospheric and cryosphere impact the magnitude of global and regional warming induced by increase of atmospheric CO2.
- Extreme weather events, how these events change due to global warming, and how the atmospheric circulation impact that change.
- Sea-ice predictions, improvements of predictions of sea ice due to assimilation of various types of satellite-based observations.
Research interests
- Arctic meteorology
- Dynamical meteorology
- Climate Dynamics
- Climate modelling
- Sea-ice atmosphere coupling
- Ice-sheet modelling
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CV
Education:
- 2008, PhD in Atmospheric Sciences and Oceanography; Department of Meteorology (MISU), Stockholm University, Sweden
- 2002, Master of Science in Geophysics, Niels Bohr Institute (NBI), Copenhagen University, Denmark
- 1995, Diploma Exam in Flute, The royal Danish Academy of Music, Denmark
Employments:
- 2014-, Professor; Department of Physics and Technology, University of Tromsø
- 2011-2014, Assistant Professor; Department of Meteorology (MISU), Stockholm University, Sweden
- 2010-2011, Postdoctoral fellow; Department of Meteorology (MISU), Stockholm University, Sweden
- 2008-2010, Postdoctoral fellow, Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI), The Netherlands
- 1995-1996, Flautist; Odense Symphony Orchestra, Denmark