CAU - IfG - Marine Klimaforschung: Uta Krebs-Kanzow

since 1/2009	Postdoc scientist Kiel University, Institute of Geosciences
1/2008-1/2009	Maternal leave
10/2006-10/2008	Postdoc scientist National Oceanography Centre, Southhampton, UK
3/2002-12/2006	Phd Kiel University, Institute for Marine Sciences, Kiel Thesis: "Air-sea interactions during glacial Heinrich events" Supervisor: Prof. A Timmermann
9/2001-2/2002	Junior scientist Kiel University, Institute for Marine Sciences, Kiel
8/2001	Diploma "Theoretical and und Physical Oceanography" Kiel University Thesis: " A two-dimensional Finite Element Model of the Thermohaline Circulation" Supervisor: Prof. J. Willebrand and Prof. C Carstensen
4/1994-8/2001	Diploma Studies "Physical oceanography" at Kiel University
1991-1994	Professional Training "Mathematics/ industrial IT" Bayer AG, Leverkusen graduated in 1994

U. Krebs, A. Timmermann (2007):Tropical air-sea interactions accelerate the recovery of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation after a major shutdown, Journal of Climate. 20(19):p.4940-4956
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann: Control of thermohaline circulation stability by tropical air-sea interactions, Geophysical Research Letter. In. prep.
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann (2007) Fast advective recovery of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation after a Heinrich event. Paleoceanography. 22(1):art. No. PA1220
A. Timmermann, S.-I. An, U. Krebs, H. Goose (2005): ENSO suppression due to weakening of the North Atlantic thermohaline circulation. Journal of Climate. 18(16):p.3122-3139
A. Timmermann, U. Krebs, F. Justino, H. Goose, T. Ivanochko (2005): Mechanisms for millennial-scale global synchronization during the last glacial period. Paleoceanography. 20(4): art. No. PA4008
A. Timmermann, F. Justino, F.F. Jin, U. Krebs, H. Goose (2004): Surface temperature control in the north and tropical Pacific during the Last Glacial Maximum. Climate Dynamics. 23(3-4): p353-370

U. Krebs, A. Timmermann : Simulating glacial Heinrich Events: atmospheric teleconnections and oceanic reorganisation, 2009, EGU General Assembly, Vienna
R. Marsh, U. Krebs: Modelling oxygen isotopes in the ocean over the last 120,000 years, 2007, Int. conference, annual meeting of the Geologische Vereinigung, Bremen
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann : Tropical Air-Sea coupling destabilizes the AMOC, 2006,WCRP/CLIVAR/IPRC workshop, Honolulu
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann : Thermohaline circulation stability and atmospheric feedbacks, 2005, SFB seminar, IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann : Simulating glacial Heinrich events: the impact of atmospheric feedbacks on thermohaline circulation stability, 2005, POETS Corner Seminar, NOC Southampton
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann : Modelling freshwater induced THC shut-down and recovery: How much atmosphere does it take?, 2005, EGU General Assembly, Vienna
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann : Freshwater induced THC shut-down and recovery: Simulations of glacial Heinrich events, 2004, AGU ocean sciences meeting, Portland, USA
U. Krebs, A. Timmermann : Simulation of glacial Heinrich events in a coupled climate model, 2003, SFB seminar, IFM-GEOMAR, Kiel
U.Krebs, J. Dengg, A. Biastoch, C. Boening, U.Schweckendiek: DOME - Setting a benchmark for Denmark Strait overflow in large scale circulation models, 2002, EGS meeting, Nice
U. Krebs, J. Willebrand: A two-dimensional finite element model of the thermohaline circulation, 2000, AWI Bremerhaven

IUGG/CMG summer school “Paleo Climate Dynamics and Observations”, Valle d’Aosta, Italy (summer 2003)
Summer School “Computational Fluid Dynamics”, Föhr, Germany (summer 1998)

Reviewer for Climate Dynamics (since 2009)
Reviewer for NWO - Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (since 2008)
Reviewer for Journal of Climate (since 2007)