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in physics from the University of Warwick and a PhD in meteorology from the University of Reading. As a post-doc in the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading, he carried out research on the initiation of convective storms in the British Isles. External Recognition Cyril was awarded the L

the forecasts were. Neill's work covered a number of novel verification methods, particularly for probabilistic forecasts. Neill provided support for the ensemble prediction system used by other national services through the Unified Model collaboration. Prior to joining the Met Office, Neill completed a PhD in Physics at the University of Warwick. This work was on the role of noise in optimisation problems and in diffusion-limited aggregation.

for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), is a collaboration between the Met Office’s Vegetation-Climate Interactions team, Defra’s Plant Health Risk and Horizon Scanning team, the University of Exeter, Fera Science, the University of Warwick, Forest Research and The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

, Warwick, Imperial College and STFC's Hartree Centre. The challenge of the project was to design a dynamical core that retains the advantages of the current one but that is significantly more efficient on future supercomputer architectures. There were three principal recommendations of the project

(MAAT) project, which is lead by NPL and Lloyds Register with partners including the Met Office, Plymouth Marine Lab (PML), University of Plymouth, and Warwick Manufacturing Group (WMG).  Read the AV and weather discussion paper on the NPL website.   Find out more about the Met Office’s services

and University of Warwick, we have developed a web tool for estimating priority pest emergence. The pest web emergence tool uses gridded climate data and pest-climate relationships to provide estimates of when microclimate conditions might be suitable for known, invasive plant pests. Guidance on how to use

Computing Paradigms (EPSRC led, bids under evaluation) • Verification, Validation and Uncertainty Quantification (EPSRC led, bids under evaluation) Fusion modelling use case Awards have been made under Project Neptune to the Universities of York, Exeter, Oxford and Warwick, to Imperial College and UCL

, the University of Exeter, and the University of Warwick to develop tools for estimating pest emergence and assessing crop resilience. We also support the UK’s Third National Adaptation Programme (NAP3) and the Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA3), helping to identify and address key risks to the agri

for UK agriculture and food. For example, in collaboration with Defra, Fera Science, University of Exeter and University of Warwick, we have developed a web tool for estimating priority pest emergence. To support the Third National Adaptation Programme (NAP3) published earlier this year, Met Office

, Southampton, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick and York, Queen Mary University of London, King’s College London, Imperial College London, UCL, Newcastle University, The Alan Turing Institute, Hartree Centre. The JADE 2 service, hosted at STFC’s Hartree Centre, will be a unique national resource providing a state