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Oversight of all Health science research across the Met Office.

Exeter, United Kingdom

I manage the Met Office's UK Climate Resilience team, with responsibility for developing the research plan for the team and ensuring its scientific quality and delivery. Most of my current research relates to the translation of physical climate hazards into risk for a wide range of sectors, stakeholders and decision makers to bridge the gap between.

Interdisciplinary research into climate change and health. One of the aims of my position is to strengthen the collaboration between the Met Office and the University of Bristol.

Climate Resilience and Sustainability is an interdisciplinary Open Access journal studying the broad subject of understanding the implications of climate change for a sustainable environment and society.

Leadership of the Hadley Centre's climate service demonstrators team alongside my other role managing the mitigation advice team. Scoping potential climate services, initializing demonstrator projects and managing resources. A strong emphasis on with co-development with stakeholders.

Exeter

Climate change mitigation advice team. Key member of the AVOID and AVOID2 programmes, leading numerous projects for DECC (now part of DESNZ) and Defra. Also contributed to and led parts of EU projects including AMPERE and HELIX. Collaborative research into technical, economic and physical feasibility of climate targets. Development of modelling tools for.

London, United Kingdom

Critical assessment of specialist research and the provision of advice on climate change science to policy colleagues and ministers. Management of research projects to effectively deliver actionable scientific evidence in support of UK climate policy aims.

Coupled model development; research into interactions between modes of tropical climate variability, and; systematic model bias.

Paris, France

Researching the interaction of internal modes of climate variability with a focus on the role of ocean-atmosphere coupling. Significant development and use of earth system models at supercomputing centres in France (IDRIS) and Germany (DKRZ).

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Meteorology

Master'S Degree, Physics And Astronomy