About Me

(Dr) Céline Heuzé
Universitetslektor / Senior Lecturer in climatology
Docent / habilitated in climatology
Department of Earth Sciences, University of Gothenburg, Sweden

I am:
– a climatologist / physical oceanographer at the University of Gothenburg;
– most interested in polar and/or deep water masses and their effects on the climate;
– hiring a 2 (+1) year postdoc to determine future extremes in winds and sea level around Northern Europe from CMIP models. Deadline 20 May. More information and link to apply here.
– co-PI of the international expedition MOSAiC;
– co-organiser of JGR Ocean’s special issue “The Arctic Ocean’s changing Beaufort Gyre“, open for submission till 1st October 2024;
– convenor of the Arctic session OS1.1 for EGU24;
– French, in case you wondered.

Contact me:
celine.heuze[at]gu.se
Natrium, office 3.178
ClnHz on Twitter

Or meet me:
EGU, April 2024, Vienna (Austria)
Swedish Climate Symposium, May 2024, Norrköping (Sweden)

Or read about me:
Shortened CV
ResearchGate profile
Page on the University’s website

Latest News:

  • I am looking for a 2 (+1) year postdoc to work on future winds and sea level from CMIP models. More information and link to apply here.
  • Heuzé and Liu (2024) is published in Geophysical Research Letters.
  • Poropat et al. (2024) , led by my ex-postdoc now-researcher at DMI, is published in Ocean Science.
  • Paper by my PhD student Salar Karam is open for discussion on the EGUsphere until 12 April.
  • Heuzé et al. (2023) , which summarises our joint tracer sampling effort during MOSAiC, is now published in ESSD.
  • My PhD student’s first first-author paper, Karam et al. (2023) , is now published in Journal of Physical Oceanography.
  • Submit to our JGR Oceans special issue on the Beaufort Gyre before 1st October 2024 here.
  • Both of my postdocs are moving to new (permanent) adventures in the autumn. Huge congratulations to them! Stay tunes, I will most likely advertise a new postdoc in a few months.
  • Heuzé et al. (2023) is finally published in Journal of Climate.
  • Heuzé et al. (2023) and our companion paper Muilwijk et al. (2023) generated quite some media interest. Let me know if you saw them elsewhere.