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#3: From Turbulent Winds to Orbital Changes - Getting Climate Change Right with Beatrice Ellerhoff
In this episode, we are joined by Beatrice Ellerhoff, a Ph.D. student in climate physics at the Institute for Environmental Physics in Heidelberg.
We talk about her work in analyzing long term climate variations going thousands of years back, the different time scales involved in the climate, and why it is so important to understand them in order to predict future variance of the climate.
We talk about Beatrice's book "Mit Quanten rechnen" about quantum computing that she recently released in collaboration with Springer, and her work with the science communication platform "Many-Body Physics“.
We chat about why changing fields can be helpful and fun, how theoretical methods from completely different fields can resurface in current research, how jazz music relates to science (and also does not), and what the most interesting scientific question being pursued at the moment is.
The podcast is hosted by Manuel Brenner.
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By Manuel BrennerIn this episode, we are joined by Beatrice Ellerhoff, a Ph.D. student in climate physics at the Institute for Environmental Physics in Heidelberg.
We talk about her work in analyzing long term climate variations going thousands of years back, the different time scales involved in the climate, and why it is so important to understand them in order to predict future variance of the climate.
We talk about Beatrice's book "Mit Quanten rechnen" about quantum computing that she recently released in collaboration with Springer, and her work with the science communication platform "Many-Body Physics“.
We chat about why changing fields can be helpful and fun, how theoretical methods from completely different fields can resurface in current research, how jazz music relates to science (and also does not), and what the most interesting scientific question being pursued at the moment is.
The podcast is hosted by Manuel Brenner.