Florian Börgel

About me

I'm a senior research scientist at the Leibniz-Institute for Baltic Sea Research in Warnemünde and member of the working group Dynamics of regional climate systems. In my research I try to understand how longterm variability in the atmosphere and ocean affects Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea on timescales of 10 to 1,000 years. For my research on the teleconnection between the North Atlantic Ocean and Northern Europe, I was recently awarded the 2023 Division Outstanding Early Career Scientist Award in the Ocean Sciences division at the European Geosciences Union (EGU) General Assembly.

Current research

• I established a working group as part of the Baltic Earth Network. The primary objective of this group is to investigate the influence of the Atlantic Ocean on the Baltic Sea region.
• Downscaling of global climate simulations (CMIP6 projections) to analyze regional climate changes patterns.
• Disentangling climate variability on different time scales

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Publications

See my CV here for an overview of my current research and publications. Alternatively, browse my profile on Google Scholar.

Recent publications
Gröger, M., C. Dutheil, F. Börgel and M. H. E. Meier (2024) Drivers of marine heatwaves in a stratified marginal sea Climate Dynamics
Florian Börgel et al. (2023) Deoxygenation of the Baltic Sea during the last milennium Frontiers in Marine Science.
Florian Börgel et al. (2023) The impact of Atlantic Multidecadal Variability on Baltic Sea temperatures limited to winter npj - Climate and Atmospheric Sciences
Luis Aue and Florian Börgel (2023) From “Bangtan Boys” to “International Relations Professor”: Mapping Self-Identifications in the UN’s Twitter Public Politics and Governance.

Teaching

I am a co-supervisor of the graduate course 'Climate of the Earth System' introducing students to fundamental processes of the climate system. For more information click here.

Content: Climate of the Earth

• Fundamental processes of the climate system (greenhouse effect, radiation balance, climate sensitivity, stability and feedbacks)
• Basic methods of the analysis and modeling of the climate system with focus on the ocean
• Equations of motion of the large-scale circulation with focus on the ocean
• Coupled atmosphere–ocean–sea-ice models
• Spatial and temporal variability of the climate system
• Anthropogenic climate change and natural climate variability