Science Communication
Public Engagement
I really enjoy science communication, particuarly when working with younger people. Some of my favourite activities are described on this page. If any of these activities are particuarly interesting to you and you would like to learn more either drop me an email or check out their websites in the linked videos.
Introductions to my Research
The COVID pandemic meant that many conference talks I have given have now been recorded, which is great for those of you that aren't keen on reading papers. (I don't blame you!) See the playlist below for some recorded conference talks on my recent work and some introductions to energy-meteorology.
Blogs and Perspectives
Are we entering the golden age of climate modeling?
Read this perspective article from Mark Bentacourt which I contributed my thoughts related to climate impacts.
Four ways winter heatwaves affect humans and nature
Dr Vikki Thompson and I discuss some of consequences of winter heatwaves that you might not have thought about before.
What Europe’s exceptionally low winds mean for the future energy grid
I talk about 'wind droughts' a new type of extreme weather event that are becoming increasinly important as we build more wind turbines. I then discuss how future winds may be impacted by climate change - Spoiler alert, this is quite difficult to know!
Why a green electricity grid depends on weather forecasts improving
I discuss some of my previous work on sub-seasonal prediction of demand, wind and solar power and how developments in this kind of scienee are critical to keep the lights on in the future.
Careers talks
Where can geography take you?
A session lead by Kit Rackley where we explored options for future careers using Geography. These ranged from working at the British Antarctic Survey to studying Philsophy, Language and Communication.
Coffee and Geography
I talk about my journey to becoming a climate scientist. Including kitting, maps, and lots of tea.
Meet the Climate Scientist
Everyone wants to be a superhero right? Well this European Space Agency project made it possible for me. Plus I got to have a fantastic chat about my journey to becoming a climate scientist. Check out the website for the other amazing science career posters.
Careers Day: Interested in a Career in Weather and Climate?
An event designed for A-Level or undergraduate students interested in careers in climate science. I will represent careers in the Insurance sector at this event.