Physical Oceanography Journal Club
Next meeting: 14.00 - 15.30, 3rd of December, 2024, Seminarraum 227
Our journal club is open to anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of recent advances and foundational topics in physical oceanography and climate research. We gather regularly at IOW to discuss recent papers and share insights, helping us deepen our understanding of the field and inspire new research ideas.
About
Our journal club aims to:
- Explore recent publications in physical oceanography and climate research.
- Develop a deeper understanding of physical processes and innovative research methods.
- Encourage discussions on impactful studies.
Meetings are held every month, and all members are encouraged to participate actively—whether by presenting, posing questions, or contributing to discussions.
Getting Started
1. Access Papers: Download the paper for the upcoming session.
2. Read the Current Paper: Review the selected paper before each meeting to prepare for meaningful discussion.
Meeting Structure
Each meeting follows this structured format:
- Introduction (5 min): Overview of the paper and main objectives.
- Presentation (10-15 min): Summary of the study’s context, methods, and findings by the presenter.
- Discussion (30-40 min): Open discussion for sharing insights, critiquing methods, and discussing implications.
- Wrap-Up (5 min): Summarize the key points and any actionable takeaways.
Paper Archive
For a list of papers that have been discussed see: https://git.io-warnemuende.de/boergel/physical-oceanography-journal-club
Guidelines for Selecting Papers
When it’s your turn to select a paper, please consider the following guidelines:
- Choose a recent publication, ideally from within the last year.
- Ensure the topic aligns with physical oceanography or climate research.
- Look for papers with value in terms of groundbreaking research, rigorous methodology, novel findings, or broader implications for the field.
- Share a PDF copy of the paper at least one week before the meeting.
How to Contribute
1. Send the paper of your choice to florian.boergel@io-warnemuende.de
2. Participate in discussions: Actively share comments, questions, or ideas during the meetings.
Archive
Access all previously discussed papers in the Archive section.