12 May 2026

Photo: EGU26 General Assembly

From 3rd to 8th May the European Geosciences Union held its annual General Assembly in Vienna. Several members of the Coming Decade project seized the opportunity to present their research, engage in scientific discussions and connect with old and new collaborators. 

Orals:

• The role of Eastern Pacific Coastal Warm Bias on the ENSO Nonlinearity Bias in CMIP6 Models (Dakuan Yu, Dietmar Dommenget, and Wolfgang Müller)

• From predictions to projections: A large ensemble of initialised predictions for the end of the century (André Düsterhus and Sebastian Brune)

Posters:

• LLM-Assisted Workflow Orchestration for Decadal Prediction Analysis (Alexander Fischer, Gizem Ekinci, Sebastian Willmann, and Christopher Kadow)

• Recalibrating counts of extreme temperature days in decadal predictions (Samira Ellmer, Felix Fauer, Andy Richling, Luca Rolle, and Henning Rust)

• Tackling Sparse High‑Resolution Data in Extreme‑Value Statistics: A Spatial Multi‑source Approach (Felix S. Fauer and Henning W. Rust)

• The NAO decadal predictability determined by initial ocean heat content anomalies in the subpolar North Atlantic — SST gradients playing a key role. (Panos J. Athanasiadis, Dario Nicolì, Domenico Giaquinto, Casey Patrizio, Stephen Yeager, Leon Hermanson, and Holger Pohlmann)

• The Hans Ertel Centre for Weather Research (HErZ) Network (Iuliia Polkova et al.)

More information about the EGU26 General Assembly: https://www.egu26.eu/