Our climate work covers multiple topics including the polar regions, hydrology, geomorphology and paleoclimate, as well as geoengineering, policy and psychology.
We use a variety of scientific techniques including fieldwork, laboratory experiments, computer modelling and satellite remote sensing to advance knowledge and fill gaps in understanding. We engage with diverse groups from policymakers to space agencies to school children, facilitating two-way conversation on state-of-the-art observations, future predictions, instrumentation design and the complexity of the human response.