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ICCS Joins £4.25M Project to Predict Marine Ecosystem Tipping Points

28 April 2025

The Institute of Computing for Climate Science (ICCS) is proud to collaborate on TiMBER — a bold, multi-institutional research effort to forecast tipping points in marine ecosystems and help the UK prepare for their consequences and opportunities, especially in the fishing and aquaculture industries. Funded by the UK...

Artifact Evaluation at this years' Climate Informatics 2024

18 December 2024

(blog post co-authored by ICCS members, Dominic Orchard, Marion Weinzierl, Roly Perera, and also Alejandro Coca-Castro from The Alan Turing Institute) Capsule In 2024, the Climate Informatics conference embarked, for the first time, on adding an Artifact Evaluation (AE) process following the standard peer review process...

University of Cambridge Professional Services Recognition Awards 2024

17 December 2024

Winners and nominees at the Professional Services Recognition Awards The Professional Services Recognition Awards take place every year in December. The awards recognise and celebrate outstanding contributions across all professional service areas in the University. On 5 December the awards ceremony commenced with a warm...

The 2024 ICCS Summer School - sharing research software engineering skills to develop climate science

17 July 2024

After the very successful Cross-VESRI convening the ICCS quickly turned their attention to the Summer school in the second half of last week. Whilst it did make for an intense week, having the two events back-to-back allowed for a large international attendance from Virtual Earth System Research Institute project...

The 2024 Cross-VESRI Convening: Collaboration and Education across VESRI projects

17 July 2024

Last week the Institute of Computing for Climate Science hosted the Cross-VESRI convening in conjunction with Schmidt Sciences, the funder of the Virtual Earth System Research Institute (VESRI) and the ICCS. rse_johns_vesri.jpeg For more information about our collaborators and the VESRI project teams see here and for more...

Collaboration Across Continents - My visit to NCAR.

26 June 2024

The following blog is written by Jack Atkinson . Jack is a senior research software engineer at the ICCS who spent two weeks in Boulder, Colorado, at NCAR, working closely with model developers in an effort to make a breakthrough in an ongoing project. The visit also gave Jack the opportunity to share his own expertise and...

Dominic co-chairs the 1st ACM Workshop on Programming for the Planet in London

22 May 2024

The 1st ACM Workshop on Programming for the Planet brought together researchers from computer science to discuss how to close the gap between state-of-the-art programming methods being developed in academia and the use of programming in climate analysis, modelling, forecasting, policy, and diplomacy. The event was co-...

Communications, Networks and Branding at ICCS

19 December 2023

The following blog is written by Aleksandra Higson . After an initial two-month summer internship, she continued on into December, working a variety of multi-media communications for the Institute of Computing for Climate Science (ICCS). What a whirlwind of an experience! Interning with ICCS meant that I could have a go at...

ICCS provides essential training in software engineering ahead of Open Science Conference in Rwanda

8 December 2023

A select team travelled to Kigali, Rwanda to provide pre-conference training for the first ever World Climate Research Programme conference to be held in Africa. Just days before 1,400 experts gathered to discuss the latest developments in climate science, ICCS delivered a hands-on session demonstrating practical tools and...

ICCS Intern Uses Machine Learning to Predict Where Chemicals Like CFCs are Concentrated in the Ocean

9 November 2023

Myles Ng worked on the mapping of oceanic heat and carbon uptake using machine learning under the supervision of Dr Laura Cimoli of ICCS. The following blog outlines his experiences contributing to the world leading research. Going into the project, there were two main things I had hoped to take away from it. I was excited...

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ICCS Joins £4.25M Project to Predict Marine Ecosystem Tipping Points

Artifact Evaluation at this years' Climate Informatics 2024

University of Cambridge Professional Services Recognition Awards 2024

The 2024 ICCS Summer School - sharing research software engineering skills to develop climate science

The 2024 Cross-VESRI Convening: Collaboration and Education across VESRI projects

Collaboration Across Continents - My visit to NCAR.

Dominic co-chairs the 1st ACM Workshop on Programming for the Planet in London

Communications, Networks and Branding at ICCS

ICCS provides essential training in software engineering ahead of Open Science Conference in Rwanda

ICCS Intern Uses Machine Learning to Predict Where Chemicals Like CFCs are Concentrated in the Ocean

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