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
How to love uncertainty in climate science
Posted September 25, 2014 by
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Open to positive feedback
Posted August 28, 2014 by
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
Whether environmental modellers are wrong
Posted March 3, 2014 by
[This is a comment invited by Issues in Science and Technology as a reply to the article “When All Models Are Wrong” in their Winter 2014 issue. The article is not online there but has been archived by thefreelibrary.com.
Pause for thought
Posted February 26, 2014 by
Ed Hawkins, Doug McNeall and I have just had a commentary published called Pause for Thought. It’s part of a Nature Focus on the slowdown in global surface warming, which includes six commentaries plus new
Debrief from Cheltenham
Posted June 8, 2013 by
I’m at home, groggy but happy after our Cheltenham Science Festival event yesterday, “Can we trust climate models?”. It was exhausting, fun, exciting, and long… I’ll write about the content of the event in future posts,
Tuning to the climate signal
Posted April 8, 2013 by
This is part 3 of a series of introductory posts about the principles of climate modelling. Others in the series: 1 | 2 My sincere apologies for the delays in posting and moderating. Moving house took much
Virtually reality
Posted February 1, 2013 by
This is part 2 of a series of introductory posts about the principles of climate modelling. Others in the series: 1. The second question I want to discuss is this: How can we do scientific experiments