👏👏Huge congrats to University of Exeter collaborators Paul Ritchie , Peter Cox & UCC Math Sciences colleagues @hassanalkhayuon and Sebastian Wieczorek for recently published article in journal EarthSystemDynamics which shows tipping points can be triggered earlier than expected. Research at Exeter UCC Research

A new #TippingPoints study highlights the dangers of "rate-induced tipping" - triggered not by the level of change but by how quickly that level is reached Peter Cox Paul Ritchie Global Systems Institute University of Exeter Paper 👉 esd.copernicus.org/articles/14/66… Press release 👇 news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-env…

Tipping points can be triggered unexpectedly by dangerous rates of change news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-env…

New research from Dr Hassan Alkhayuon of UCC Math Sciences, Prof Sebastian Wieczorek of Sustainability Institute UCC Math Sciences, Paul Ritchie of Global Systems Institute has found that our ability to adapt to global warming will be impaired if the rate of change is too rapid irishexaminer.com/news/munster/a… SEFS@UCC UCC Research

🚨Exciting PhD opportunity at University of Tasmania🚨 The project, supervised by Dr Courtney Quinn, will study rate-induced transitions in cyclones & involve collaborations with IMAS & Global Systems Institute! Deadline for applications is 25th September. utas.edu.au/research/degre…

Latest paper published today on future soil carbon in CMIP6 Earth system models with co-authors Peter Cox, Dr. Sarah Chadburn, Eleanor Burke, Simon Jones & Andy Wiltshire 🌍 ➡️bg.copernicus.org/articles/20/37… Research at Exeter Global Systems Institute Exeter University Mathematics Met Office Science 4C Climate Carbon H2020 European Research Council (ERC)

First conference, first poster and today I won a prize for it! A very supportive environment to share ideas about my research with PhD students, early career researchers and profs. Roll on another week of seminars, intro to Julia, and the half marathon! #nadcom23 MPI-PKS Dresden

Positive tipping points must be triggered to solve climate crisis news.exeter.ac.uk/faculty-of-env…

#Climate system #tippingpoints will be increasingly at risk under a temperature #overshoot but could social tipping points be part of the solution? New commentary from Paul Ritchie @DrJFAbrams David A. McKay (@[email protected]) Peter Cox Tim Lenton Global Systems Institute cell.com/one-earth/full…

Fantastic to see Peter Ashwin from Exeter University Mathematics on this list, well deserved. Congratulations to Peter and the entire class of SIAM Fellows 2024! sinews.siam.org/Details-Page/a…

On many parts of the land surface, the hottest days are warming faster than the annual mean, according to a new paper by Chris Huntingford, Joe Clarke, Paul Ritchie et al. (UKCEH Paper Alerts Global Systems Institute Exeter University Mathematics ). Full paper available at: rdcu.be/dDIsn

What burning questions on tipping points occupy climate scientists?🌎 👉Join #ClimTip at #EGU24 to find out! Follow a day with brilliant speakers in Vienna. Chaired by Niklas Boers | Co-chairs: Ricarda Winkelmann, Anna von der Heydt, Tim Lenton. ℹ️More: meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU24/session/…

A great first paper by Ruth Chapman illustrates the different mechanisms (bifurcation, noise, and rate-induced) for tipping of the AMOC in a conceptual box model calibrated to HadGEM3. Sacha Sinet Global Systems Institute

Cool animation from Paul Ritchie! Shows the probability of triggering a climate tipping point does not go from zero to one as soon as a threshold is crossed. Instead, it depends sensitively on the time for which a threshold is exceeded. Shorter duration overshoots are safer.