We aim to increase the reliability of climate prediction through the development of novel mathematical techniques for use in next-generation earth-system models.

Climate predictions are used for making major decisions in climate mitigation, adaptation and geoengineering. The quality of a decision depends on how accurate the forecasts are and how well the uncertainty in the forecast can be estimated.

Whilst on the global scale climate prediction is broadly reliable, attention has turned to more regional climate prediction, where errors inherent in conventional modelling methods are more apparent.

We bring complex mathematical modelling techniques to understandings of climate dynamics and atmospheric physics. We play an active role in informing global debate and advancing the field of climate science through building more reliable models for weather and climate prediction.