Dr Antje Weisheimer (she)

I supervise the following graduate DPhil students at AOPP:

• Tim Hempel (co-advised by Tim Palmer)
• Matthew Wright (co-advised by Tim Woollings)
• Shirin Ermis (co-advised by Sarah Sparrow and Fraser Lott)

Students who successfully finished their DPhil at AOPP:

• Nick Leach (now at ClimateX and AOPP)

          --> Forecast-based attribution of a winter heatwave within the limit of predictability
          --> Anthropogenic influence on the 2018 summer warm spell in Europe: The impact of different spatio-temporal scales

• Joshua Dorrington (now at KIT, Germany)

         --> Beyond skill scores: exploring sub-seasonal forecast value through a case study of French month-ahead energy prediction

PhD students at other universities:

• Jonathan Beverley (University of Reading, co-supervised with Steve Woolnough, graduated in 2019, now at NOAA in Boulder) 

         --> The northern hemisphere circumglobal teleconnection in a seasonal forecast model and its relationship to European summer forecast skill

          --> Dynamical mechanisms linking Indian monsoon precipitation and the circumglobal teleconnection

• Swinda Falkena (University of Reading, co-supervised with Ted Shepherd and Jana de Wiljes, graduated in 2022, now at University of Utrecht) 

          --> Revisiting the Identification of Wintertime Atmospheric Circulation Regimes in the Euro-Atlantic Sector

          --> Towards a Robust Detection of Interannual Ensemble Forecast Signals over the North Atlantic and Europe using Atmospheric Circulation Regimes

• Lucy Main (2022/2023)
• Amelia Adcroft (2021/2022)
• Dan Heathcote (2020/21)
• Jeremy Stanger (2018/2019), Optimising the use of ensemble information in numerical weather forecasts of wind power generation
• James Heatley (2017/18)
• George Rodrigues-Fowler (2016/17)

The following undergraduate students did a summer project with us:

• John Slattery (2021)
• Robert Doane-Solomon (2021 & 2022) The link between North Atlantic tropical cyclones and ENSO in seasonal forecasts
• Shirin Ermis (2019)
• James Heatley (2016)
• Wen Shi (2014), Impact of hindcast length on estimates of seasonal climate predictability