CRU Staff

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Acting Director
	Prof. Peter Liss
	CRU Acting Director for the duration of the Review

Deputy Director
	Prof. Keith Briffa		CRU1.03
	Dendroclimatology, palaeoclimate and recent climate change

Research Manager
	Dr. Clare Goodess		CRU01.02
	also Senior Research Associate: regional climate change and scenarios, extremes, long-term climate change

Academic Staff
	Prof. Phil Jones		CRU1.06
	Instrumental climate change, paleoclimatology
	Dr. Tim Osborn		CRU1.04
	Climate modelling, climate variability, climate/weather extremes, palaeoclimate, future climate scenarios
	Dr. Marisa Goulden		CRU1.02
	Course tutor for the MSc Climate Change

Research Staff
	Dr. Maureen Agnew		CRU0.03
	CIRCE project; Social impacts of climate variability and change
	Dr. Dimitrios Efthymiadis		CRU01.01
	ECOCHANGE project; Regional climate variability
	Dr. Colin Harpham		CRU0.02
	Downscaling precipitation using statistical models and artificial neural networks, stochastic weather generators
	Mr. Ian (Harry) Harris		CRU0.05
	Dendroclimatology, climate scenario development, data manipulation and visualisation, programming
	Mr. David Lister		CRU0.05
	Meteorological time-series throughout the instrumental period. Climatic variability and its effects
	Dr. Tom Melvin		CRU02.03
	Historical growth rates and changing climate sensitivity of boreal conifers

Visiting Fellows and Previous Directors
	Dr. Ben Brabson
	(Indiana University) Extreme winds
	Dr. Manola Brunet
	Climatic data archeology and analysis of climate variability and change
	Prof. Trevor Davies
	CRU Director 1993-1998. Climatology, climate variability, air pollution, composition of precipitation, snow and snowmelt, meteorology
	Dr. Andrew Dlugolecki
	Climate change and insurance
	Dr. Nathan Gillett
	Optimal detection of climate change using multiple-models and variables other than temperature; the Arctic Oscillation and its response to anthropogenic forcing; the influence of ozone depletion on Southern Hemisphere climate
	Prof. Mike Hulme		ZIC1.22
	Director of Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research ; Climate models and climate change scenarios, global precipitation, desertification, Africa
	Dr. Mick Kelly
	Causes of climatic change, instrumental climate change, climate change and sustainable development
	Mr. John Kington
	Climatic change and historical climatology: member of the EURO-CLIMHIST team reconstructing past circulation patterns
	Dr. Hubert Lamb
	(1913-1997) CRU Director 1971-1977
	Prof. Jean Palutikof
	CRU Director 1998-2004. Director of NCCARF, Griffith University. Adapting to climate change in Australia: strategies and policy responses
	Dr. Sarah Raper		CRU1.04
	Climate modelling
	Dr. Mike Thorne
	Radioactive waste management
	Prof. Tom Wigley
	CRU Director 1978-1993. Honorary Professor (ENV); Climate change, climate modelling. (currently working with National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado)
	Dr. Clive Wilkinson
	RECLAIM project (RECovery of Logbooks And International Marine Data), NOAA Climate Database Modernization Program

Associate Fellows
	Dr. Mansour Almazroui
	Identifying Climatic Patterns of Saudi Arabia using large scale circulation data and the influence of teleconnection indices on the local climate
	Dr. Declan Conway
	Climate variability and change and water resources
	Dr. Malcolm Haylock
	Rainfall and temperature climate extremes, climate predictability
	Dr. Alexey Karpechko
	Southern Hemisphere climate change associated with the Southern Annular Mode; interactions between stratospheric ozone and atmospheric circulation
	Dr. Sarah Keeley
	Influence of Ozone depletion on Southern Hemisphere climate, trends in modes of atmospheric variability, model uncertainty and prediction
	Dr. Thomas Kleinen
	Sensitivity study "Little Ice Age", climate modeling, integrated assessment, nonlinear feedbacks
	Dr. Douglas Maraun
	Time series analysis, extreme value statistics, analysis of precipitation extremes
	Dr. Astrid Ogilvie
	Historical climatology, Iceland
	Dr. James Screen
	Southern Ocean coupled atmosphere-ocean-ice response to recent climate change
	Dr. Bo Vinther
	Climatic interpretation of high resolution Greenland ice core data
	Dr. Craig Wallace
	Modulation of the seasonal cycle by climate change

Support Staff
	Ms. Sylvia Sheppard		CRU0.04
	Administrative Assistant
	Dr. Janice Darch		SCI0.24
	Research Administrator
	Mr. Alan Ovenden		ENV3.19
	CRU Librarian (part-time), ENV Map Curator
	Mr. Mike Salmon		CRU0.02a
	IT Manager

Postgraduate students
	Mr. Jonathan Barichivich		CRU02.02
	Future tree growth and potential drought stress in the Boreal Forest (Keith Briffa)
	Mr. Simon Busby		CRU01.03
	Patterns and causes of drought in the U.S. over the last 1000 years (Keith Briffa)
	Mr. Richard Cornes		CRU02.02
	Developing series of pressure records from early meteorological data: extending the North Atlantic Oscillation time series (Phil Jones)
	Ms. Johanna Forster		CRU02.02
	Assessing impacts of climate change on coral reef ecosystems and tourism-dependent economies (Andrew Watkinson)
	Mr. Chris Gooch		CRU01.04
	Spatial-temporal statistical modelling of regional precipitation and temperature extremes (Phil Jones)
	Ms. I Chien Lai		CRU01.04
	Implications of long distance transport of air pollutants, local synoptic weather patterns and climate change in the East Asia area (Peter Brimblecombe)
	Ms. Sally Lampkin
	Human drivers for individuals who are highly motivated to reduce carbon dioxide emissions (Simon Gerrard)
	Mr. Huy Luong Quang		CRU01.04
	Climate change impacts, socio-economic scenarios, sustainable development (Irene Lorenzoni)
	Mr. Ian Simpson		CRU01.05
	Precipitation variability across the UK on daily to annual timescales: observations and climate model simulations (Phil Jones)
	Mr. Jorge L. Vazquez-Aguirre		CRU01.03
	Climate variability and change, climate services and applications, climate datasets (Phil Jones)
	Ms. Jessica Vial		CRU02.05
	Assessing impacts of future changes in blocking activity on extremes weather events with global warming scenarios (Tim Osborn)