Hydrology & Climate Impacts in Mountain Regions

The Hydrology & Climate Impacts in Mountain Regions research group at SLF and ETH Zurich studies water and climate extremes in mountain regions under global change.

Its research focuses on three core areas:

  1. Understanding processes governing multivariate hydro-climatic extreme events.
  2. Assessing climate impacts on water and climate extremes in mountain regions with a particular focus on the Alps.
  3. Improving predictions of extreme events by exploiting new datasets and the latest methodological advances in statistics, data science, and climate modeling.

 

The group is affiliated with the CERC research centre and operated in collaboration with the chair for Hydrology and Climate Impacts at ETH Zurich in the framework of a joint professorship by Manuela Brunner.

We are an engaged, open-minded, and innovative research group trying to make a difference by doing research relevant for society and decision makers. Our research topics and goals are summarised in this video and further outlined in the inaugural lecture of Manuela Brunner.

For student projects please check Open Theses Projects.

We are currently looking for a new PostDoc in compound climate/hydrologic extremes.

Projects

Staff

Hydrology & Climate Impacts in Mountain Regions

Manuela Brunner

Groupleader / Assistant professor

Bailey Anderson

Postdoc

Paul Astagneau

Postdoc

Corentin Chartier-Rescan

Master student

Jonas Götte

PhD student

Maria Grundmann

Temporary employee / Scientific staff member

Gregor Joren Janzing

PhD student

Julia Miller

PhD student

Eduardo Munoz-Castro

PhD student

Carole Sattler

Master student

Lara Schwizer

Master student

Amber van Hamel

PhD student

Raul Wood

Postdoc

Chiara Wülser

Master student