Joseph Daron

Science Manager in International Climate Services at the Met Office & Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Science at the University of Bristol

[Met Office @metoffice]

Join us this afternoon at 4pm on Spaces

Our panel of experts will be discussing how climate science helps in planning and decision making in Africa

Set a reminder ⬇️

https://t.co/o2aGzMsCrE

[Met Office Science @MetOffice_Sci]

This month our climate theme is Climate Science for Decision Making.

Southern Africa has periods of severe drought & flooding, exacerbated by #ClimateChange. But there’s been a lack of climate information to help implement strategies to reduce the impacts.

#GetClimateReady 1/3

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

An exciting opportunity to join our passionate team as a Foundation Scientist, helping advance climate services with partners across the world!
https://t.co/k95npzQw8Q

[Dr Rachel @_RachelJames]

Three lectureships being advertised @GeogBristol 😁

Lecturer in Global Development and Environment
https://t.co/ukmcsd3y3U

Lecturer in Human Geography and Qualitative Research Methods
https://t.co/EMQ9p5Y6yA

Lecturer in Quantitative Human Geography
https://t.co/MFgUI7FxAS

[Cabot Institute for the Environment🏳️‍🌈✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽 @cabotinstitute]

Dr @joedaron, @MetOffice_Sci @BristolUni Senior Research Fellow talks about co-produced research with @CONNECTED_Virus connecting climate services with farmers in East Africa, to help them manage crop pest outbreaks, to improve food security. @BristolUniStaff @BristolBioSci

[Dr Rachel @_RachelJames]

Interested in flood modelling / science with impact / working with an international & interdisciplinary team?

Check out this exciting research job @GeogBristol 👇

Applications close on Monday

[Met Office worldwide @MetOfficeww]

The #UKaidWISER MENA Programme has an open call for proposals to strengthen Anticipatory Action within the MENA region.

The aim of the grant is to support elements of an approach which can be replicated & adapted for different contexts.

🗓️28 April

https://t.co/Sih4Un5cCm

[PlantVirusVectors @CONNECTED_Virus]

How are changes to weather and climate patterns affecting insect-spread crop diseases? We ran a stakeholder consultation with @KephisKe & @MeteoKenya, delivered by @CABI_News in Kenya last month... ⛅️🪲🌽
@BristolUni @metoffice @cabotinstitute https://t.co/KR9qnUOA01

[Dr Rachel @_RachelJames]

📣Exciting job opportunity📣

3 year postdoc modelling flooding associated with Tropical Cyclones in southern Africa 🌀🌍

Based @GeogBristol with @MetOffice_Sci and a brilliant consortium including @WitsGCI @RCClimate

https://t.co/YptpmFWUqI)

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

@environmentza @MetOfficeww @CSIR @SAWeatherServic @WitsGCI @ARCSouthAfrica

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

It's been a fantastic couple of days at the #WCSSP South Africa annual meeting in Pretoria. Fascinating talks, lively discussions and so many ideas to take forward! One final afternoon to discuss plans for next year.

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

Busy in Nairobi, learning so much about how weather and climate information can be used to support management of pests and plant diseases in Kenya with @CABI_News and @CONNECTED_Virus #ClimateTools4Pests

[Met Office worldwide @MetOfficeww]

The #UKaidWISER programme has launched a Call for Proposals for the Sahelian region, seeking organisations to deliver grant activities in: Burkina Faso, Chad, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal.

🗓️Submit a proposal by 12:00noon GMT Friday 24 March 2023 👇

[Met Office Science @MetOffice_Sci]

We asked #WomenInScience at the @metoffice what their favourite thing about their role was.

Scroll through the slides to see what they said ⬇️

@WomenScienceDay #February1We asked #WomenInScience at the @metoffice what their favourite thing about their role was.

Scroll through the slides to see what they said ⬇️

@WomenScienceDay #February1We asked #WomenInScience at the @metoffice what their favourite thing about their role was.

Scroll through the slides to see what they said ⬇️

@WomenScienceDay #February1We asked #WomenInScience at the @metoffice what their favourite thing about their role was.

Scroll through the slides to see what they said ⬇️

@WomenScienceDay #February1We asked #WomenInScience at the @metoffice what their favourite thing about their role was.

Scroll through the slides to see what they said ⬇️

@WomenScienceDay #February1We asked #WomenInScience at the @metoffice what their favourite thing about their role was.

Scroll through the slides to see what they said ⬇️

@WomenScienceDay #February11

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

Great to see Richard being recognised for his many years of dedication to climate science and helping vulnerable communities adapt to climate change.

[Met Office @metoffice]

Met Office scientist recognised for his leadership and services to climate science in New Year Honours

[Dr Rachel @_RachelJames]

Interested in a #PhD in environmental science in south west UK?

The @GW4plusDTP is hosting a webinar on Friday with more information about the programme and how to apply

Please register here: https://t.co/ZJopRoHbdE

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

It was an amazing experience working on the FRACTAL-PLUS project with such a great team. Read all about it in this new blog!

[Cabot Institute for the Environment🏳️‍🌈✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽 @cabotinstitute]

New blog 📢📢

Towards urban climate resilience: learning
from Lusaka by @joedaron

https://t.co/PfrQkBbRm8

Image by Bethuel Mangena

[Met Office worldwide @MetOfficeww]

The #UKaidWISER programme has open calls for concepts in Southern & East Africa.

WISER Africa aims to work in partnership to form coordinated, diverse & complimentary projects.

Closes: 11AM (BST) 30 September🗓️

Find out more about both opportunities👇

https://t.co/Sih4Un5cCm

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

See our paper on "Advancing climate services in South Asia" for more on how ARRCC has supported partnerships to develop climate services in South Asia, and what needs remain. https://t.co/poxZezawQ5

[Joseph Daron @joedaron]

Today marks the last day of the ARRCC programme. It's been a privilege to work with inspiring people at the Met Office and partners in South Asia. The Pakistan floods are a devastating reminder of the urgent need to build climate resilience. @MetOfficeww
https://t.co/z4smkUH01e