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Click on the profiles below to read interviews with some of our students.

Cohort 2014

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Tobias Schwedes

 

Cohort 2015

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Tom Bendell        Jemima Tabeart   Lea Oljaca

 

Cohort 2016

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Giulia Carigi                      Imogen Dell 

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Tsz Yan Leung                   Birgit Sutzl 

 

 

News

  • Published Paper: Hydro-morphodynamics 2D modelling using a discontinuous Galerkin discretisation

    Mariana

  • Published Paper: Pro‐L* ‐ A probabilistic L* mapping tool for ground observations

    Rhys Thompson_Portrait 2

  • Published Paper: Accounting for Variability in ULF Wave Radial Diffusion Models

    Rhys Thompson_Portrait 2

  • MPE Wednesday Series, 16th December: a joint event between the ERC Synergy Project “Stochastic Transport in Upper Ocean Dynamics” (STUOD) and EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in the Mathematics of Planet Earth (MPE CDT)

  • Published Paper: Reconstructing regime-dependent causal relationships from observational time series

    Elena

  • MPE CDT Virtual School: Modern data-based and complex systems approach to climate dynamics

    MPE Online school

  • Cathie Wells awarded The Ivar Isaksen Prize

    Cathie Wells

  • Published Paper: Spectral estimates for saddle point matrices arising in weak constraint four‐dimensional variational data assimilation

    Ieva Dauzickaite

  • Inaugural MPE Wednesday- 14th October 2020

  • Published Paper: The spatial correlation structure of rainfall at the local scale over southern Ghana

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