Join SAIL

SAIL is open to anyone interested in Arctic, ocean, climate, ecosystem research. We welcome participation, exchange, and collaboration in different forms.

Contact Information

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Join & Collaborate

SAIL welcomes open participation and collaboration. The examples below show common ways to get involved, but participation is not limited to these forms.

Students

Join seminars, reading groups, academic discussions, and collaborative learning activities.

Researchers

Connect with SAIL through talks, discussions, research exchange, and potential collaboration.

Research Teams

Explore joint seminars, student exchange, shared activities, and long-term cooperation with SAIL.

Open Participation

Follow SAIL activities, suggest topics, share ideas, or connect with us in other forms.

Research Collaboration

SAIL welcomes long-term collaboration around open modeling, AI for Science, and Earth-system simulation. The following project is open to students and researchers interested in model development and scientific applications.

Collaborative Project

Neural POM: a hybrid AI-physics ocean model

We recently developed Neural POM, a hybrid ocean model that couples a differentiable dynamical framework with neural-network correction and supports closed-loop training and inference. The current version is still deliberately idealized. Our next goal is to improve its numerical stability, modularity, and extensibility toward the maturity of systems such as Oceananigans, before moving into practical ocean applications and other components of the Earth system. In the long run, we hope to develop this direction into an Earth-system simulation framework in the spirit of CliMA, with a stronger emphasis on machine-learning integration and real-world applications. Students and researchers interested in ocean modeling, differentiable simulation, AI for Science, and Earth-system modeling are warmly welcome to join the project and build it with us.

Recruitment

Selected Postdoc / PhD opportunities are available with AWI and Prof. Gerrit Lohmann, in collaboration with SAIL. Interested applicants may contact ruijian.gou@awi.de and gerrit.lohmann@awi.de with a brief introduction of their background and research interests.

Postdoc / PhD

Climate impacts from Arctic small-scale processes and climate extremes

  • Supervisor: Prof. Gerrit Lohmann, in collaboration with SAIL
Postdoc / PhD

Biological impacts from Arctic climate extremes

  • Supervisor: Prof. Gerrit Lohmann, in collaboration with SAIL and SAIL’s ecology working group