Climate change scientists

• Dr Tim Andrews

  Tim is a climate scientist working on forcing, feedbacks and heat uptake in the climate system.

• Dr Alejandro Bodas-Salcedo

  Alejandro works on developing and assessing the Met Office Hadley Centre's climate models.

• Dr Rob Chadwick

  Rob looks at changes in the global water cycle related to climate change and variability, focusing on the tropics.

• Robin Clark

  Robin is a climate scientist researching changes in extreme events likely to arise due to climate change.

• Mat Collins

  Mat is currently Associate Professor in Climate Systems at Exeter University and a Met Office Hadley Centre visiting Scientist.

• Dr Marie Doutriaux-Boucher

  Marie works as a climate feedback scientist. She is interested in modelling and observations.

• Prof. Jonathan Gregory

  Jonathan is a Research Fellow in climate change at the Met Office Hadley Centre.

• Glen Harris

  Glen is a senior scientist in probabilistic climate prediction and is involved in the production of probabilistic climate projections, combining observations and ensembles of climate model simulations.

• Dr Lizzie Kendon

  Lizzie is a climate scientist working on extreme rainfall processes and their evaluation in models across space and time scales.

• Dr Richard Levine

  Richard is a scientist working on the climate model simulation of monsoons.

• Ruth McDonald

  Ruth is a climate scientist working on understanding the impact of climate change on extra-tropical storms and tropical cyclones.

• Dr Gill Martin

  Gill leads the study of hydrological cycle processes in observations and their representation in models.

• Dr Matthew Mizielinski

  Matthew is a research scientist working on developing and analysing higher resolution versions of Met Office global coupled climate models across space and time scales.

• James Murphy

  James is developing a strategy for seamless ensemble prediction across a range of time scales.

• Dr Mark Ringer

  Mark leads a team studying feedbacks in the climate system.

• Dr Malcolm Roberts

  Malcolm leads a team working on developing and analysing higher resolution versions of Met Office global coupled climate models across space and time scales.

• Dr Dave Rowell

  Dave works on the global drivers of African climate change to understand their mechanisms and the reliability of their modelling.

• Catherine Senior

  Cath leads the Understanding Climate Change area which includes work on understanding and modelling key physical climate processes and feedbacks.

• David Sexton

  Head of Scenarios Development , part of Quantifying Uncertainty in Model Projections (QUMP), and leads the production of probabilistic climate projections using observations and ensembles of climate model simulations.

• Dr Chris Short

Chris is interested in the use of high-resolution convection-permitting models to understand future climate change at the regional level.

• Dr Yoko Tsushima

  Yoko works to quantify and reduce uncertainty in climate change, through understanding and improving the representation of cloud-radiative processes.

• Mark Webb

  Mark chairs the Cloud Feedback Model Intercomparison Project (CFMIP) and works on understanding cloud feedbacks in climate models and evaluating model clouds with observations.

• Dr Peili Wu

  Peili is working on understanding and predicting the hydrological cycle as part of the climate system.