A learned surface roughness scheme for climate prediction in SpeedyWeather.jl
JuliaCon 2026 · Mainz, Germany
I'm Greg, a climate scientist and PhD student researcher at the University of Oxford. I'm part of the UKRI Intelligent Earth: AI for the Environment CDT programme and am broadly interested in machine learning for climate modelling, emulation and impacts. I'm very excited to explore the power that generalisable, hybrid data-driven + physics parameterisations might bring to climate models, especially using online learning.
After completing my MPHYS in Physics and Astrophysics at the University of Exeter, I worked for the UK Met Office on all things climate and weather science. I started as a Deployable Project Scientist and eventually moved to the Climate Resilience team, and was fortunate enough to land some cool projects with some amazing colleagues. These included working on climate emulators, ecosystem impacts modelling, sea-level science, ML for the global lightning observation network, land-surface modelling, flood modelling, attribution science, and some more software engineering-y projects.
If you're a prospective student and would like to know more about the Intelligent Earth programme or have any questions, feel free to reach out to me via email (on the left there 👈) or on LinkedIn!
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Outside of model world
Lifelong pursuit of getting tubed.
I also became a qualified beach lifeguard in 2026 :)
Anything ocean, mountains and forests.
