Activities and events

ReCoVER is running a number of meetings and events of various sizes during the course of the project. We will provide details on this website and also via the CliMathNet newsletter. You can sign up for the CliMathNet newsletter here.

Sandpit/study group events: we run a number of focussed events aiming to bring together experts, users and other interested parties to generate bids for funding for exploratory projects in this area. Contact us for more details or to suggest a possible event.

Annual conferences: we have organised annual conferences with CliMathNet in the summers of 2015, 2016 and 2017. This is an academic research conference for network and ideas generation for exploratory research projects.

ESeminars: we will run a series of seminars and small workshops by videoconference. Sign up on the CliMathNet newsletter for news of these.

Other meetings: projects sponsored by ReCOVER will be running a variety of small meetings and workshops. Keep an eye out on the CliMathNet newsletter for these.

Previous Events:

• Data science for global environmental risk assessment, Harry's Meeting rooms, Exeter, 17th May 2018
• ReCoVER/SECURE/PEN Joint LWEC meeting, University of Leeds, 11-12th January 2018
• Tipping Points meeting (follow up meeting), joint with Valuing Nature Programme, 8th January 2018
• CliMathNet Conference, 29th August - 1st September 2017, University of Reading
• Tipping Points, 3rd July 2017, Reed Hall, University of Exeter, joint with Valuing Nature Programme
• Pacing and synchronization of palaeoclimate variability, 29-30 June 2017, Dartington, Devon, joint with Past Earth Network
• Workshop: Next Generation HPC architectures for studying climate variability, 20th - 22nd March 2017, Exeter.
• Workshop: The influence of weather and climate variability on water resources management, 3rd - 24th January 2017, Exeter.
• CliMathNet conference. 5-8th July 2016. Exeter
• CliMathNet Virtual Outreach Conference: Reaching out from Maths and Environmental Science. 2-4pm, 21st June 2016
• CliMathNet e-Seminar: Thursday 16th June 2016, 4pm (GMT), Climate bifurcations large and small, Ray Pierrehumbert (University of Oxford)
• Climate Tipping Points Workshop. 17-20th April 2016. Dartington, Devon, UK
• Workshop: Computational and Data Challenges in Environmental Modelling. 10th February 2016. Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge
• Workshop: Mathematical challenges of managing energy variability in the face of weather and climate variability. 14 - 15th January 2016, Birmingham
• Integrated assessment modelling sandpit. May 2015, Dartington Hall, Devon