Matt Osman

I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Cambridge, where I run the Cambridge Computational Climatology and Paleoceanography lab (C3PO).

My work seeks to understand how and why Earth’s climate changes across seasonal- to millennial-timescales. I study the past to better understand our climatic future.

One major theme of my work has been developing new quantitative approaches to understand climate dynamics using naturally derived “proxies”. I aim for a holistic approach by combining proxies with modern observations, statistical models, and climate simulations.

Previously, I received my PhD in climate science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, and worked as a researcher at the University of Arizona.

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Matt Osman
Assistant Professor of Climate Science
Department of Geography, University of Cambridge
20 Downing Pl, Cambridge, UK CB2 1DB

mo549 (at) cam.ac.edu

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