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ACADEMIC EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATION

2021–present Research Fellow, University of East Anglia (UEA): CANDIFLOS.

2017–2021 Senior Research Associate, University of East Anglia (UEA): CANDIFLOS (Characterising and Interpreting Fluxes Over Sea-ice) and IGP (Iceland-Greenland Seas project).

2015–2018 Scientist, Met Office, Exeter: Atmospheric Processes & Parameterisations.

2013–2015 Research Associate, UEA: ACCACIA (Aerosol-Cloud Coupling & Climate Interactions in the Arctic).

2009–2013 PhD, UEA: Polar Föhn Winds and Warming Over the Larsen C Ice Shelf.

2008–2009 MSc Atmospheric Sciences (distinction), UEA.

2004–2007 BSc Geology (first-class honours), University of Birmingham (UoB).

Key Research Interests

In my research to date, I have used field observations and numerical weather prediction models to study the dynamical meteorological processes and atmosphere-surface exchanges that shape weather and climate in polar and mountainous environments.

My interests span the following fields:

Mountain meteorology: improving weather and climate forecasts in mountainous regions and wind resource predictions through improved understanding and modelling of terrain-induced winds and atmospheric exchanges over mountains

The meteorological drivers of Antarctic ice shelf melt: improving our understanding of how the atmosphere delivers heat to ice shelves, towards improved predictions of future atmosphere-driven ice shelf/sheet retreat and consequently sea-level rise

Air-sea-ice interactions: improving polar weather and climate forecasts through improved understanding and modelling of surface turbulent fluxes over the frozen oceans of the polar regions

Promoting links between science and art

Recent work has involved air-sea-ice interaction in the Arctic Ocean using a combination of aircraft observations and high resolution model simulations; the atmospheric forcing of Larsen Ice Shelf; orographic flows and their parameterization in weather and climate models; surface energy exchange over snow and ice; inferences for exoplanet climate from polar weather dynamics; observations and the parameterization of surface turbulent fluxes over sea ice and the atmospheric response to these exchanges.

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

  • SDG 13 - Climate Action

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