These PhD studentships are a great opportunity - happy to chat with anyone interested: exeter.ac.uk/study/pg-resea…

To add to this: Moving internationally for PhDs/postdocs (as is often encouraged/expected) means you'll likely pay social security taxes but not meet the qualifying years to ever receive any retirement benefits from them.

See here for an exciting PhD opportunity combining modelling and theory to understand the dynamics of Mars's polar vortices: exeter.ac.uk/study/funding/… We're happy to answer any questions! Exeter University Mathematics Dr Will Seviour Dr Stephen Thomson

Reading about the 'significant' increases to UK visa fees on the way. In case anyone thinks they are currently cheap, Dr. Hannah Susorney and I have already spent well over £10k on visa fees during the last 5 years.

This is no exaggeration. Moving with an international family to the UK is becoming completely unaffordable.

I remember being very excited when Dr Jo Morten sent me this excellent project idea for our 2021 CMIP6 hackathon. It's great to see this now published - well done to Jo and the team!

I'm looking for a new #PhD student to come and join our group Exeter University Mathematics. We'll be exploring heat transport in atmospheres within and outside our solar system using I, Isca and theory. Co-supervised by Dr Will Seviour and Geoff Vallis. exeter.ac.uk/study/funding/…

I'm also looking for a new PhD student to join our group Exeter University Mathematics to investigate tipping points in forecasts of extreme winter weather using explainable AI. In collaboration with Dr Stephen Thomson and Adam Scaife (UoE and Met Office). Details here: exeter.ac.uk/study/funding/…

Identifying Perturbations That Tipped the Stratosphere Into a Sudden Warming During January 2013 - Kent et al 2023 ⁦AGU (American Geophysical Union)⁩ ⁦Met Office Science⁩ ⁦University of Exeter⁩ ⁦Dr Will Seviour⁩ agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

There's 11 days left to apply for these two PhD positions, to join the I, Isca team at Exeter. Join us to investigate predictions of extreme winter weather, or to better understand heat transport in (exo)planetary atmospheres. Open to UK and international students.

We have a new preprint out on ‘The Response of Surface Temperature Persistence to Arctic Sea-ice Loss’. Take a look! eartharxiv.org/repository/vie… ft. Dr Will Seviour, Prof James Screen and I, Isca

A huge thank you to everyone - AMS staff, volunteers, Middle Atmosphere Committee members (pictured here) - that made #AMS22Middle possible! It was wonderful to see groundbreaking contributions to science & community engagement. We are excited for future action items to come!