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Recruiting: PhD positions on Dust

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
17th July 202418th July 2024

We are now recruiting for 3 PhD positions based at the Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, as part of the Dust-DN Network, also offering 17 PhD positions on Atmospheric Dust at…Read More >

Recruiting: PhD positions on Dust

Radiative Effect of Two Contrail Cirrus Outbreaks

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
23rd April 202418th July 2024

Newly published work by Nicolas Bellouin, Xinyue Wang and colleagues used satellite retrievals of cloud properties and a radiative transfer code to calculate the radiative forcing of two contrail-cirrus outbreaks…Read More >

Radiative Effect of Two Contrail Cirrus Outbreaks

Climate benefits of planting forests

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
10th April 2024

‘Climate benefits of planting forests might be overestimated,’ says Dr James Weber. Read more in the New Scientist…

Anthropogenic Aerosol PhD Position Open

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
23rd November 2021

The role of anthropogenic aerosol in near-future sub-Saharan precipitation change Supervisors: Laura Wilcox (University of Reading), Bjørn Samset (CICERO Center for International Climate Research, Oslo, Norway), Andrew Turner (University of…Read More >

Anthropogenic Aerosol PhD Position Open

Dust Modelling PhD Position Open

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
23rd November 202123rd November 2021

The impact of high resolution modelling on mineral dust forecasts over West Africa using the ECMWF integrated forecast system Supervisors: Dr Claire Ryder (University of Reading) , Dr Angela Benedetti…Read More >

Dust Modelling PhD Position Open

Welcome to new group members

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
16th October 202016th October 2020

We are very pleased to welcome some new additions to our group: Natalie Ratcliffe joined the Aerosol group in October to start her PhD on improving our understanding of transport…Read More >

Welcome to new group members

Air Pollution Cuts Could Cause Climate Change Acceleration

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
6th April 2020

Dramatic cuts to air pollution in Europe and Asia could cause a short-term spike in temperatures and rainfall, but doing nothing would be worse in the long run, scientists say….Read More >

Air Pollution Cuts Could Cause Climate Change Acceleration

COVID-19 and Air Quality

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
6th April 2020

Aerosol group members are taking a keen interest in observed changes in particulate matter and air pollution resulting from disruptions due to coronavirus. Bill Collins comments on the air pollution…Read More >

COVID-19 and Air Quality

Giant Particles, Giant Consequences?

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
6th April 2020

Claire Ryder writes in the Department of Meteorology’s Blog about the importance of giant dust particles in the Earth’s climate system

Giant Particles, Giant Consequences?

The latest on aerosol radiative forcing

Written by
Claire Ryder
Posted on
6th April 20206th April 2020

Read a Department of Meteorology blog article by Nicolas Bellouin to find out all the latest on aerosol radiative forcing. Nicolas and co-authors take a fresh and comprehensive look at our…Read More >

The latest on aerosol radiative forcing

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