In this week’s blog post, Lily Greig shares her experience at the Climate Resilience Evidence Synthesis Training (CREST) training course run by the Walker Institute socialmetwork.blog/2022/05/13/cli…

Daniel Ayers shares his experience of the Met Office climate data challenge 2022 💾⛈️🌤️🌀 Challenges set by Aon and academic partners UCL University of Bristol University of Exeter University of Leeds University of Oxford Uni of Reading socialmetwork.blog/2022/06/10/met…

This week, MartinaFrid and Beth Saunders write about the Urbisphere project. 🏙️ Read more to find out about their contributions to the field campaign in Berlin! socialmetwork.blog/2022/09/30/the…

How close do you have to fly over Arctic sea ice to measure surface fluxes & ice roughness? Turns out it’s as low as 50 ft! This week Hannah Croad explains how researchers from Reading Meteorology and British Antarctic Survey 🐧 are gathering data to help forecast Arctic cyclones socialmetwork.blog/2022/10/07/arc…

In this week’s post, Natalie Ratcliffe discusses how she measured dust transport during her field campaign in Cape Verde. socialmetwork.blog/2022/10/28/cap…

This week, Harriet Turner writes about her time at the European Space Weather Week @ESWW22 🪐🛰️☀️🚀in Zagreb and some of the interesting sights in and around the city! socialmetwork.blog/2022/11/11/eur…

A fantastic presentation and meeting last night with Natalie Ratcliffe. A big thank you to our speaker and all that attended. Our next meeting will be in January, more info coming soon.

In this week's blog post, Rosie Mammatt and Thea Stevens write about their virtual attendance of #COP27 at the Walker Institute's Climate Action Studio. Read more to find out about their thoughts on this year's COP! socialmetwork.blog/2022/11/25/cop…

In our first post of 2023, Lauren James discusses her experience visiting Chicago for AGU 2022, and includes some great tips for anyone thinking of attending in future! Check it out! socialmetwork.blog/?p=8396&previe…

Last year's panto directors, Caleb Miller and @Jen_With_Clouds, bring us a recap of "Fortrangled"! Read this week's post to find out about what happened behind the scenes... socialmetwork.blog/2023/01/20/pan…

This week on the Social Metwork, the latest "Tiger Teams" paticipants share their experiences and their progress with developing machine learning models to improve urban heat wave predictions socialmetwork.blog/2023/02/03/tig…

Is fusion energy suitable as a source for our grid? Adam Gainford writes about nuclear fusion⚛️and the inertial confinement process. Read to find out about how first ignition is achieved and the possibility of fusion power for future energy production! socialmetwork.blog/2023/02/17/fus…

On the Social Metwork this week, James Fallon shares stories of scientists taking non-violent, direct action to spread awareness about climate change, and how the role of “consent” within climate activism is helping those who are charged. socialmetwork.blog/2023/03/03/sci…

On the Social Metwork this week, organisers Adam Gainford and Laura Risley give us a recap on this year’s Met Ball. Read more to find out how much was raised from this year's event and the auction! socialmetwork.blog/2023/05/19/met…

Good morning all, long time no see! We have a couple of new posts to share with you. First, Caleb Miller takes us through the design and creation of a program to speed up data access for his PhD work socialmetwork.blog/2023/10/27/des…

We also have a new post by Laura Risley discussing her experience at this year's International Symposium of Data Assimilation, held in Bologna! socialmetwork.blog/2023/11/10/int…

Oh look, here’s a new one from Brian Lo showing how coarse radar composites can capture the precursors to intense storms 📡 socialmetwork.blog/2024/04/25/can…

Happy Friday everyone! This week we have a new post written by Charlie Suitters, all about the importance of anticyclonic synoptic eddies for atmospheric blocking. Check it out! socialmetwork.blog/2024/05/03/the…

Hope you're all having a great start to the week! In this week's post, Natalie Ratcliffe dives into her PhD work looking at dust transport in observations and global climate models 🌍 Check it out! socialmetwork.blog/2024/05/20/the… #ClimateScience #PhDResearch