An article on 'Local available potential energy: what is it and why we need it' by Prof. Remi Tailleux (Remi Tailleux) is the topic of our latest Reading Meteorology research blog.

You can check it out here!

blogs.reading.ac.uk/weather-and-cl…

Abstracts Due 8th May for: lifeandplanet.com

The Geological Society The PalAss

Published on Monday in Nature npj Climate and Atmospheric Science:

'Do AI models produce better weather forecasts than physics-based models? A quantitative evaluation case study of Storm Ciarán'

Available here:

nature.com/articles/s4161…

Work conducted by Andrew J.…

Check out the new updates to the #palaeoverse R Package!📦

Windows and macOS binaries on the way!

My EGUtoday

Did the kickoff talk for the deep-time session because … I’m studying the most ancient stuff😬

Feeling thrilled to be meeting people & reuniting

I'm going to give a talk on how paleotopography could shape the patterns of ocean deoxygenation over geologic time scales #EGU24 , this is, largely neglected, even in the textbooks🤔.

NEW: Climate-driven migration mini-series 👣

After 2+ years of research and writing, I am SO excited to share this work!

1️⃣In-depth Q&A:
bit.ly/migration-clim…

2️⃣Climate-driven migration in rural Thailand:

Article bit.ly/migration-Thai…

Video youtu.be/SQ2NytrueUQ?si…

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Super stoked to see this paper led by Lewis Alcott out today! We've made a model for global C, O and P cycles over Earth history and it does a fair job of matching combined proxies. The key driver for oxygen rise is the build up of crustal carbon.

nature.com/articles/s4156…

For this #FossilFriday , I am thrilled to announce my first publication! Today in Nature Communications we publish a new study enlisting phylogenetically-informed statistical models to conduct one of the most comprehensive tests of Bergmann's rule to date. 🧵

nature.com/articles/s4146…

I have a commentary in Nature about our disquieting inability to explain why 2023 was so warm. nature.com/articles/d4158…

quite like this figure showing the massive increase in detail from climate models

old ones though - much faster to run - still really useful

Deadline moved to 15th March for abstract submissions (one day left!).

I'm happy to pass along this paper by Franks et al (including old friends Nick Herold and Jeff Dukes,with minor component by me), which has some cool ideas about vegetation and climate. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gc…

🚨New paper Science Magazine led by my PhD student Cooper Malanoski on extinction selectivity. We find taxa will go extinct regardless of their traits if climate change is great enough: science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…
University of Oxford Dan Lunt Alex Farnsworth🌻 Graphic by: Maija Karala