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Surely the earliest April Fool’s? This idea is completely bonkers! newscientist.com/article/248616…

The future of the AMOC is one of the most urgent — and uncertain — questions in climate science. In this new Met Office video, I share insights from our Nature paper on how Southern Ocean winds may help prevent an AMOC collapse as the planet warms 🎥 youtu.be/GbmdoB1tN9I?fe…

🌊 The Atlantic Ocean “conveyor belt” is crucial for global climate, but what does its future hold? I’m excited to be speaking at the next ClimTip webinar on what our recent nature study reveals about AMOC collapse risk, and why its future remains a critical concern. 🗓️ 2 Sep

My comments in The Guardian on a new study — AMOC collapse risks rise after 2100, especially under extreme scenarios, but also in some low ones. We need more model runs extending beyond 2100 to assess these risks properly. theguardian.com/environment/20…

⏰ Reminder: Tomorrow I’ll join ClimTip to discuss the future of the AMOC. Our Nature study suggests collapse is unlikely this century — but the risks remain critical. 🗓️ 2 Sept, 14:00-15:00 CEST 👉 tum-conf.zoom.us/j/69334210340?…

🎥 My recent ClimTip talk on our Nature paper is now online! An AMOC collapse is unlikely this century as Southern Ocean winds pull deep waters up to the surface, stabilising it in a weakened state. Still, global ocean circulation will change greatly 🌊 youtube.com/watch?v=ScQGBi…

Exciting to see our overturning pathway method applied in new research! Song et al. use it on CMIP6 PMIP glacial models and find these pathways shape the AMOC response - confirming our earlier idealised results for glacial climates 🌊 nature.com/articles/s4146…

📢 PhD opportunity! “To collapse or not: the stability of the AMOC in a warming climate” Deadline: 8 Jan 2026 Work with Bristol, Liverpool & the Met Office on AMOC stability using observations, models & AI. Details: nercgw4plus.ac.uk/projects-2025-…