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Vrijeme pridruživanja: rujan 2016.

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  1. New paper led by uses our numerical atmospheric dispersion model (NAME) for midge dispersal simulations to estimate the likely source regions of an airborne incursion of the bluetongue virus 🌬️🦟🔵😝🐏👉

  2. Our new review paper with GFDL & others defines concepts & terminology associated with sea level and sea-level changes 🌊 Want to know the difference between manometric & barystatic sea-level change? Then check it out👉

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  3. we are a responsible for issuing advisories for volcanic eruptions? Great new research from helps us understand the 3D shape of volcanic ash to improve our atmospheric dispersion modelling 🌋👉

  4. The Strategic Priorities Fund ExCALIBUR programme is inviting bids for two research funding opportunities: Marine Systems (NEMO) design and UK Chemistry and Aerosol (UKCA) model design. 👉

  5. New article shows significant skill in for predicting Jun mean rainfall in the middle/lower basin up to 4 months ahead 📅 Main source of skill is equatorial Pacific sea surface temperatures from the preceding winter👉

  6. Jim Haywood, Research Fellow and Professor of Atmospheric Science, University of Exeter, describes what changes he has made in his personal life as a result of working in climate science

  7. Pete Falloon, Scientific Manager of Climate Impacts Modelling Hadley Centre, details the changes he has personally made over time as a working climate scientist to reduce his contribution to climate change

  8. Fiona O’Connor, Scientific Manager of Atmospheric Composition and Climate Hadley Centre talks about her motivation for making changes in her personal life because of her work as a climate scientist

  9. Please welcome Neal Carr, scientific software engineer and newest member of our team working on maintaining and developing the UKCA component of the UM

  10. Climate scientist describes how having children and realising that his work as a climate scientist will inform their future has been the biggest catalyst for making changes in his family’s life to reduce their contribution to climate change

  11. Prof MBE, Head of Climate Impacts Research Hadley Centre, describes the changes he has made in his personal life as a result of being a climate scientist and why

  12. Latest forecast reveals a new record global average temperature is likely within 5 years. Predicted between 1.06°C - 1.62°C above pre-industrial, the new global record will exceed the current record of 1.16°C from 2016 👉👉

  13. Andy Wiltshire, Head of Earth System Mitigation Science Hadley Centre explains some of the challenges he has found when making changes in his own life to reduce GHG emissions

  14. Ailsa Barrow, Climate Science Communicator Hadley Centre, explains the changes she has been inspired to make through her work in climate science

  15. Dan Williams, Manager of Climate Knowledge Integration Hadley Centre tells us about the changes he is personally making as a result of working with climate science and highlights the importance of maintaining optimism where possible

  16. Mohit Dalvi is an Scientific Software Engineer and system manager for the UM Chemistry and Aerosol component (UKCA), developed by with UK academic and International partners. Mohit provides essential support for model development and to new users

  17. Jim Haywood, Research Fellow and Professor of Atmospheric Science, , says keeping active and getting outdoors helps him balance his working life with his personal life

  18. Pete Falloon, Scientific Manager of Climate Impacts Modelling at the Hadley Centre, talks about the juggling act of balancing work, parenting responsibilities and family time

  19. Fiona O’Connor, Scientific Manager of Atmospheric Composition and Climate Hadley Centre discusses the challenge of achieving a work life balance as a climate scientist and the benefits of being able to work flexibly

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