I have a few bits of happy news! The BBC’s program Climate Change by Numbers on which I was one of the main scientific consultants has won the AAAS Science Journalism Award in the “inPosted by: Tamsin Edwards
Place your bets: sea level rise from Antarctic ice sheet collapse
I have a few bits of happy news! The BBC’s program Climate Change by Numbers on which I was one of the main scientific consultants has won the AAAS Science Journalism Award in the “inPosted by in Bayesian, featured, ice2sea, icesheetmodels, plainenglish, probability, sealevel, statistics
Seeing Antarctica’s future more clearly
Are you a details person? Do you love to lose yourself in little things? To read every footnote of a book, watch ants in a patch of grass, memorise every mole on a lover’s skin? I’m undecided. I often fall … Continue reading
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Climate Change By Numbers
Happy New Year (er…)! Sorry for the total lack of posts since September – I’ve been busy settling into my new lectureship at The Open University, a UK distance learning university based in Milton Keynes. I’ve joined the research group … Continue reading
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How to love uncertainty in climate science
This is the script of my TEDxCERN talk, a 12-13 minute talk I did from memory. When the video is put online in a week or so, you’ll be able to follow along and see where I fluffed it improvised. … Continue reading
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Open to positive feedback
I’m extremely happy to say that on the 1st October I’ll be taking up a lectureship at the Open University!
I’ll be sad to leave Bristol. I’ve spent all my years as a climate scientist there, ever since those running …
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