Dr Timothy Andrews
Research Scientist | Met Office Hadley Centre, Exeter, UK.
Associate Professor | University of Leeds, UK.
I am a research scientist at the Met Office Hadley Centre and Associate Professor at the University of Leeds working on the physics of climate change. I am mainly interested in the Earth’s energy budget and how it can be used to understand and predict climate change. My research focuses on:
- Radiative forcing, climate feedbacks & heat uptake
- Methods and concepts relating to climate sensitivity and transient climate change
- Climate processes and projections
- Links between the energy and water cycles
- Climate modelling
I use observations, theory and a hierarchy of climate modelling to investigate these issues.
I work in the Climate Sensitivity and Feedbacks team, which forms part of the Climate Processes and Projections group in the Met Office Hadley Centre. At the University of Leeds I work in the School of Earth and Environment.