Climate scientist working on the interesting combination of Miocene climate, and crop pests and diseases. Met Office and University of Exeter. Views are my own.
Joined September 2020
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No country in the world has recorded as many lightning strikes as Spain in recent days.
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Do you work in the UK food or #agriculture sector?
We're interested hearing your perceptions of #climate change adaptation in the UK food system in order to build resilience to weather and climate extremes.
Complete our short survey 👇
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ALT Graphic used for our climate change adaptation in the UK food system survey uses icons to illustrate how climate change will impact the UK food system supply chain. E.g. how extreme heat could lead to water shortages and drought or how heavy rainfall can lead to severe flooding, both extremes could have negative impacts on crop growth, harvesting, transportation or storage.
As part of the @MetOffice_Sci Academic Partnership, with @UKRI_News @DefraGovUK and @foodgov we are conducting a survey on Climate Adaptation in the UK Food System - please share and take part - it should take less than 10 minutes to complete. Thanks!
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The recovery/phenotyping process of #Puccinia graminis aecidiospores from #Berberis leaves on a set of wild grasses & cultivated cereals has just started @INRAE_Bioger 🤗. This aims to provide info on the potential primary host (and f. sp.) and collect isolates in uredinial form.
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The paper from Rosace et al. 'Including climate change in pest risk assessment: Current practices and perspectives for future implementation' is now Open Access in the EPPO Bulletin. It provides detailed guidance for those considering this new challenge.
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NERC GW4+ DTP PhD CASE studentship
Improved extreme climate indices for food security risk analysis.
Supervision team: Ben Youngman, Dan Bebber, Lina Mercado, @ClimateCb (@UniofExeter ), @PeteFalloon (@BristolUni /@metoffice ).
Deadline 31/05/24: exeter.ac.uk/study/funding/a…
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Latest qualitative risk assessment for bluetongue estimates a "very high" probability of a BTV-3 infection in livestock via windborne midge incursion to GB from the continent in 2024
bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir…
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🚨 SAVE-the-DATE 🚨
2024 AAB IPM meeting 'Biocontrol and IPM in Uncertain Climatic and Economic Environments'
📅 Nov 12-13 in Leicester
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- Catherine Bradshaw @ClimateCb
- @tomallenstevens @bofinfarmers
Abstract submission is OPEN!
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#Pest risk assessments in a region are constrained by the uncertainties of #climate change - review in the EPPO Bulletin (@EPPOnews) of climate change scenarios and how they affect pest risk analyses, by @ClimateCb and others - doi.org/10.1111/epp.12985 🔓
ALT Cover image of EPPO Bulletin Volume 54, Issue S1 (March 2024) - Special Issue on Climate Change and Pest Risk Analysis. World map showing different climate zones.
Dr Catherine Bradshaw retweeted
The password game is out now! Good luck 👹
> neal.fun/password-game/
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Not very seasonal, but I finally got round to making a map of UK train stations + walkable campsites. Shows campsites that are <3km from stations (i.e. basically next door), and 10-20km away (i.e. very roughly a day's walk). Useful? felt.com/map/Rail-Hike-Camp-…
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I am please to announce a 3-year climate modelling postdoc in my group (Stockholm University) to investigate the ocean evolution and climate transitions through geologic time, deadline 15 January 2023. For more info and how to apply email me or check, su.se/english/about-the-univ…
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Our top takeaways from the recent @IOPPublishing paper by researchers @SEELeeds and @GSI_Exeter on climate change and soil erosion in #EastAfrica:
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Possibly the best thing to happen this weekend. Draw an iceberg and see how it'll float 🧊
joshdata.me/iceberger.html
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THREAD Are U stressed? Animation by @BedrinanaLuis shows 1 difficult week in the life of 1 #whale. BLUE DOT is 1 whale trying to feed while dodging heavy vessels traffic @ #Ancud Gulf 3/22/19 to 3/29/19 #shipstrikes #whales Paper @Nature cutt.ly/PkuIspF @alex_zerbini
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📢Job alert! We're seeking 2 postdocs to join the @arctic_connect team, led by @polar_james. One post focusses on atmospheric dynamics (with @GeoffVallis @WillSeviour @StephenIThomson); the other on storms and precipitation hazards (with @jencatto19 @mat_collins). Link⬇️
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Join us at @NOCnews for a #PhD on Antarctic sea ice and carbon sequestration, using numerical models, satellites and 'big data' - here are the two related projects, part of two amazing doctoral training networks (INSPIRE & SENSE)
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'Weakened evidence for mid-latitude impacts of Arctic warming', new @NatureClimate. Arctic amplification has continued, but predictions of a more negative Arctic Oscillation, wavier jet stream, and colder winters in mid-latitudes have not become reality nature.com/articles/s41558-0…
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The @HomelessExeter team need your help, anything you can donate goes a long way to support those that need it. #Exeter
