CliMathNet: Mathematics for Climate Network

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Month: April 2020


Call for mini talks: Mathematical models of climate change webinar 12th May 2020

In this free webinar leading international experts will describe the latest developments in mathematically based climate modelling and examine what lies ahead in terms of challenges and opportunities. The organisers welcome 5-minute talks by webinar attendees with an emphasis on Empirical Climate Models. If you would like to offer a short presentation during the webinar, […]


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Mathematical models of climate change: Challenges and opportunities : virtual meeting 12th May 2020

Despite the current coronavirus health crisis, climate change remains the greatest threat facing humanity. We can only stop devastating climate change if we have a clear understanding of what the future holds – and understand the accuracy of our predictions. To do this, we need to further develop and test, mathematical models of climate change. […]


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CliMathNet online event and Pathways to Climate Resilience

Climate change is the defining challenge of our time, and it will profoundly impact all of us. Over the coming months, the IMI at the University of Bath will investigate and address this enormous challenge with a series of events focused on exploring the science of climate change and ways of building stronger community resilience. […]


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