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100% this. Academia can be so toxic when it comes to work/life balance. Not taking the time to destress and have a personal life in evenings and weekends leads to burnout and major mental health crises

You’ve got to start them young #bayesian #bestauntever

Survived #EGU22 up to now? Come to the CL5.1.2 session this morning for my talk on emulators and sea level rise!

New funded PhD on uncertainties in the future of glaciers, with me & Tom Matthews: findaphd.com/phds/project/m…. UK only, sorry. Particularly welcome applications from under-represented groups e.g. Minorities in Polar Research WiPS Pride in Polar Research Accessibility In Polar Research. If in doubt, please do apply

Climate change PhD: fully-funded project modelling glaciers in King's Geography with me & Tom Matthews (UK only, sorry). We encourage applicants from under-represented groups. Don't feel you must fill every single box (e.g. MSc/all further info). findaphd.com/phds/project/m…

About to get on a flight to Singapore - looking forward to turning my phone on in 13 hours and seeing who else in the UK govt has resigned #fingerscrosseditsthebigone

It worked!

Just before Twitter dies I can proudly announce that, after them sitting by my desk for months, I finally put up some art

“Climate change is happening, it’s us that caused it.” Climate scientist Dr Tamsin Edwards tells Krishnan Guru-Murthy why the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is so important. channel4.com/news/climate-c…

Don't miss CPOM associate Prof Tamsin Edwards's talk on Improving and evaluating the IPCC land ice emulator #EGU23 26 April 14:10–14:20 Location: Room 1.61/62 Session: CR2.4

If you’re at #EGU today come see me talk in this session beginning in 5 mins

If you missed the King's Geography Pint of Science UK climate night have a listen to the podcast where we listen back and discuss the night, including the importance of sci com and my nuanced opinion on the women's world cup tinyurl.com/4suuhxza

Sorting through things at my 89 year old gran’s house, there have been some cool finds

Absolute carnage at terminal 2 Manchester Airport - queuing all through the terminal, no info, staff having to walk up and down asking if anyone is meant to fly in less than an hour to pull them to the front

"To make solutions for the planet that work for everyone" Tamsin Edwards, climate scientist at King's College London, explains what discussions at Cop 28 are meant to achieve with complex trade-offs around the world #Newsnight