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Climate: Past, Present & Future

Oisin Hamilton

Oisin graduated from his BA in pure mathematics at Trinity College Dublin in 2017. He studied a MSc in mathematical modelling at University College London, graduating in 2020, where he researched the dynamics of forest fire spreading. He is currently based at the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium, where he is researching how the climate crisis could impact atmospheric blocking and other low frequency variability in the atmosphere (Twitter: @ush_ham).

Simple is good: How we understand climate using idealised models

, and September 18, 2022
Simple is good: How we understand climate using idealised models

Do you gravitate to science because of the subject’s ability to explain complicated behaviour in nature through experimentation? When we see things or get our hands dirty by conducting experiments, it helps us comprehend scientific theories which are harder to explain. Introducing a complicated scientific theory is often carried out initially by presenting a simplified …[Read More]