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Our research is frequently featured in local and international media. What the ‘Doomsday glacier’ can teach us about the fate of Earth The Thwaites glacier is an Antarctic glacier that spans roughly 120 kilometres. Climate scientist David Holland talks to … Read More

Postdoctoral The thrust of my research activity within the EFDL is towards an improved understanding of the global climate system. Through physically-based numerical models I address a variety of issues relating to the interaction of the global atmosphere with the … Read More

The earth’s polar regions are rapidly warming and changing, threatening global sea level rise and coastal ecosystem survival. The Environmental Fluid Dynamics Laboratory (EFDL LLC) is a collaboratory in which scientists, engineers, applied mathematicians, and artists collaborate to communicate and … Read More