Djengal at sunset
One of the most pleasant places in the Pirin mountains 

One of the most pleasant places in the Pirin mountains 

Sea to summit, sunrise to sunset 

A historical place for climate scientists 
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Argo float data from the Black Sea reveals the disappearance of a cold water mass. 
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Mixing pathways in the Black Sea observed from Argo floats.
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Deep Argo float data traces the sinking of the Bosphorus plume and reveals signatures of geothermal convection.
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We explore all possible statistically insignificant trends of downwelling shortwave radiation for a given location that can occur due to internal variability given a Gaussian distribution and zero autocorrelation in time. 
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We link trends in known climate modes of variability to trends in downwelling surface shortwave radiation. We use this information to hypothesize whether internal variability had an enhancing or suppressing effect on observed radiation trends at certain locations. 
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Motivated by the observed correlation between the Pacific Decadal Oscillation index and observed downwelling shortwave radiation trends in Europe and the United States, we perform numerical simulations with ICON-A to investigate the dynamical pathway which links sea surface temperatures to cloudiness over remote regions.
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An exploration of persistant high and low radiation events of relevance for photovoltaic power generation and grid planning.
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Solving the heat equation with energy conservative boundary conditions for linearly increasing forcing to understand the transient climate response and the trend in top of atmopshere imabalnce.
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I visited the Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change as part of my work on Black Sea modelling.
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I gave a talk on a national seminar part of the Copernicus program.
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I showed a poster with a few snow patches in Bulgaria, the microclimate of which we recorded using self-made small meteorological stations. The presentation was part of a national student conference on physics and engineering.
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I presented my first poster at EGU.
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I gave a talk at the Meteorology and Geophysics department seminar.
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I attended the 7-th Euro-Argo Science Meeting and presented a poster.
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I attended the Argo ARVOR/PROVOR float technical workshop at Ifremer, where I gained exposure to various measurement technicalities and exchanged with metrologists and manufacturers.
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A poster at EGU.
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I presented my WRF modelling setup for the Bulgarian Antarctic Base on Livingston Island, Antarctica. There is an accompanying article in the conference proceedings [DOI] and we were invited to write a special edition book chapter [DOI].
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A hybrid EGU talk.
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A talk at EGU showing how noise is reduced with spatial averaging for different regions.
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I gave a hybrid talk at the 17th WRCP/BSRN Scientific Review and Workshop.
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I gave a talk at the International Radiation Symposiym 2022.
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I was admitted to the Earth System Modelling School organised by MPI-M and DKRZ, where we run ICON-ESM and investigated the sensitivity of the climate system to different hypothetical states.
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I gave a hybrid talk at the AGU fall meeting 2022.
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A talk at EGU 2023.
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I gave a talk at the Climate and Water cycle group retreat.
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I gave a talk at IUGG 2023, where I investigate how the onset year of the strongest trend in surface solar radiation in a historical all-forcing simulation can be impacted by internal variability.
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I defended my PhD thesis: Decadal-scale internal variability of the shortwave flux components within Earth’s energy balance [DOI], which also includes a dataset with idealized prescribed-PDO experiments with ICON-A simulations [DOI].
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I gave a hybrid invited talk at the Department Seminar of Physical Oceanography and Instrumentation, Leibniz-Institut für Ostseeforschung Warnemünde.
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I gave a talk at the International Radiation Symposiym 2024.
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I presented a poster at the AGU fall meeting 2024.
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I was selected as part of the El Niño and Southern Oscillation winter shool cohort at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. During the shool, we studied different aspects of the climate phenomenon ranging from theory to forecasting and societal impacts. I had the chance to exchange ideas with current and future ENSO experts.
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I visited the NASA Langley Research Center and I gave a talk at the 42nd CERES-II Science Team meeting.
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I visited the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and gave a talk at their ESAC Early Career Seminar.
Master's course, D-USYS, ETH Zürich
Teaching Assistant FS 2023
A practical designed to familiarize geoscientists with Python, setting up Python on different machines and working in different environments.
Master's course, D-USYS, ETH Zürich
Teaching Assistant FS 2022, FS 2023
The course describes the climate change problem through Earth’s radiative balance.
Master's course, D-USYS, ETH Zürich
Teaching Assistant FS 2021, FS 2022
The course introduced the principles behind weather and climate modelling. The exercise part developed a 2-dimensional dynamical model from scratch, which involved discretizing and implementing the governing equations.
Bachelor's course, D-USYS, ETH Zürich
Teaching Assistant HS 2020, HS 2021, HS 2023
The course introduced different numerical methods to solve physics problems.