Assessment of value and benefits of climate services (RE1)

The Earth System Services Group (ESS) at the Earth Sciences Department conducts interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research to enhance the societal value of climate prediction services, atmospheric composition and weather forecasting. The group actively engages with society, decision-makers, and businesses to co-produce and exchange knowledge and develop user-oriented services. The work includes research on the impact of weather, atmospheric chemistry and climate upon socio-economic sectors such as renewable energy, agriculture, water management, forest fires and urban development. The aim of the ESS is to enhance knowledge co-creation and improve resilience by accelerating adaptation to a rapidly changing environment.



Within this context, we are seeking a highly motivated candidate to work on assessing the value and benefits of climate services. This work will apply a knowledge co-production framew...