I am fortunate to work (and have worked) with a variety of extremely talented young researchers working as postdocs or towards PhDs or MScs.. I am listing these researchers below (in aphabetical order per category), including links to their current website if available.
Anna Miesner (Postdoc) Seasonal prediction of German Bight extremes
Meredith Avison (PhD) Impact-focused seasonal prediction of German Bight coastal hazards
Natalia Castillo (PhD) Teleconnections and hot-dry compound events
Victoria Dietz (PhD) Attribution of compound events to forcing and internal modes
Vidur Mithal (PhD) Earth system modeling of extreme climate impacts on agriculture
Arnaz Dholakia (MSc) Climatic drivers of agricultural output in Germany
Mayesha Fairooz (MSc) Local and remote drivers of Indian Ocean marine heat waves
Clara Harms (MSc) Useful near-term climate prediction for farmers in Northern Germany
Leonie Kalies (MSc) Scaling of biosphere extremes with global warming levels
Pritha Mandal (MSc) Do seasonal tropical night forecasts inspire adaptive behavior in Germany?
Sebastian Singer (MSc) The role of vegetation biodiversity for climate extreme impacts
Eva Stolpe (MSc) Decadal prediction of climate extreme indices for Europe
Aaron Tan (MSc) High resolution climate modeling, storylines, and hydrology impacts
Leo Wolf (MSc) The effect of climate variability on functional biodiversity
Daniel Krieger (Postdoc) Decadal prediction of extremes in the German Bight
Hongdou Fan (PhD) Decadal Predictions of the Nordic Seas
Sophie Häfele (PhD) Defining and predicting European spring warm spells
Julianna Carvalho-Oliveira (MSc & PhD) Seasonal predictions of AMOC & seasonal predictability of European summer temperature with self-organizing maps
Shivanshi Asthana (MSc) Analogue-based prediction of south-Asian temperature variability
Meredith Avison (MSc) Seasonal predictability of agriculturally relevant compound hot and dry events in the US
Beatrice Ciancarella (MSc) Seasonal prediction of Dunkelflaute for Europe
Victoria Dietz (MSc) The future of hot-dry events in the breadbasket regions of maize
Ferdinand Hölzl (MSc) Local downscaling of gridded climate information using machne learning models
Jhanvi Kumar (MSc) Climate variability and extremes scaling under global warming
Maeve Mayer (MSc) Drivers and interactions of the 2023 and 2024 North Atlantic marine heat waves
Julius Oelsmann (MSc) The role of ocean feedbacks for Atlantic Multidecadal Variability
Marcos Payo (MSc) Windows of opportunity in decadal climate prediction
Leocardia Zheng (MSc) Decadal prediction of European hot-dry events