Sabine Undorf

Sabine Undorf is a seasoned researcher specializing in climate science with significant experience in various roles. Currently, as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the PIK - Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Sabine develops methodologies for attributing climate and weather impact, focusing on agricultural economic losses in low-income tropical countries. Additionally, as a Climate Data Consultant at METADATAWORKS, expertise is provided to enhance the accessibility of climate data related to IPCC reports. Previous roles include evaluating aerosol-cloud processes at Stockholm University and performing policy analyses on climate adaptation in Germany. Sabine holds a PhD in Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences from The University of Edinburgh and has a substantial academic background, including a Master's and Bachelor's in Physics from The University of Bonn.