See our Atmosphere-Ocean-Climate seminar series here.

Below are various links to scientific meetings that we are organising or have organised in the past. The latter are included because information on the programme, attendees, abstracts or proceedings may be of interest even thought the meeting has taken place.

• Forthcoming meetings
  
  
  • CRU 50th year research symposia (2022):
    • Learning from the Palaeoclimate Record (27 April 2022). Details here.
    • Observing and Explaining Climate Change (7 June 2022). Details here.
    • Climate Dynamics (28 June 2022). Details here. This is a special CRU50 session of the 7th UK National Climate Dynamics Workshop being held at UEA, 27-29 June 2022.
    • From Climate Science to Climate Action (September 2022 TBC) Details here.
  
  
• Past meetings
  
  
  • SCENARIOS: CRU symposium on scenarios of future climate (4 September 2007).
    • An internal CRU symposium focussing on our research on the theme of scenarios of future climate.
    
    
  • EXTREMES: CRU symposium on weather/climate extremes (2 April 2003).
    • An internal CRU symposium focussing on our research on the theme of "extremes".
    
    
  • SO&P MEETING 1: First project meeting of the SO&P EU framework 6 meeting "Simulations, Observations & Palaeoclimatic data: climate variability over the last 500 years" (January 2003).
    • This workshop brought together scientists working at the interface of numerical modelling and proxy-based reconstruction of climate.
    
    
  • HOLIVAR: Holocene climate variability: comparisons of climate model simulations with palaeoclimate reconstructions (June 2002).
    • This workshop brought together scientists working at the interface of numerical modelling and proxy-based reconstruction of climate.
    
    
  • HIHOL: high-resolution climate variability of the Holocene (October 2000).
    • This workshop brought together scientists from a wide range of climate proxy disciplines to discuss and compare the latest high-resolution records of the Holocene period.