An external view of the Met Office building at night.

Climate monitoring and attribution scientists

Our climate monitoring and attribution scientists

  • Nick Rayner

    Nick leads the Climate Monitoring and Attribution team. She is an expert in the development of observed climate data sets.

  • Dr Peter Stott

    Peter is a Science Fellow in the attribution of climate change to anthropogenic and natural causes.

  • Dr Chris Atkinson

Chris works on the development of observational surface and subsurface marine datasets.

  • Dr Lizzie Good

    Lizzie leads part of the Climate Monitoring and Attribution group, developing in situ climate data since the Industrial Revolution and remotely-sensed data for the satellite era.

  • Dr Robert Dunn

    Robert is developing datasets in order to study climate extremes.

  • Dan Hollis

    Dan works in the National Climate Information Centre (NCIC) where he is responsible for developing and applying climatological data analysis and presentation techniques.

  • Dr Deborah Hemming

Debbie leads research on the analysis of links between climate and vegetation

  • Neil Kaye

Neil specialises in creating bespoke visualisations and interactive web tools for climate science

  • Dr Fraser Lott

    Fraser works on the detection and attribution of climate change, particularly of climate-related events.

  • Dr Gareth S Jones

    Gareth's main research activity is in the detection of past climate change and the attribution of possible causes.

  • Colin Morice

    Colin works on the development of observational near-surface temperature datasets.

  • Mike Kendon

    Mike is a climate information scientist within the National Climate Information Centre (NCIC). Mike produces, analyses and presents information about the UK climate.

  • Dr Mark McCarthy

    Mark is science manager of the climate attribution team.

  • Holly Titchner

    Holly develops observations of sea ice concentration for use in climate research.

  • Dr Kate Willett

    Kate works on climate change in the recent past with a focus on surface humidity.

  • Dr Amy Doherty

Amy is Science Manager of the National Climate Information Centre (NCIC), providing monitoring and analysis of UK climate variability and change.

  • Dr Emily Carlisle

Emily is a climate scientist in the National Climate Information Centre (NCIC).