Tamsin Edwards is a British climate scientist and Professor at King's College London.
22 Facts About Tamsin Edwards
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Tamsin Edwards is a popular science communicator and writes for the Public Library of Science.
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The daughter of Michael Tamsin Edwards, she completed A-Levels in Physics, Chemistry and Maths at St Margaret's School, in Exeter.
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Tamsin Edwards studied physics in the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Manchester.
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Tamsin Edwards completed a PhD in Particle Physics at the University of Manchester under the supervision of Brian Cox.
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Tamsin Edwards's thesis investigated the production of Z bosons, detected by their subsequent decay to muons, using data collected at the Tevatron.
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Tamsin Edwards joined the Open University as a lecturer, working in the Palaeoenvironmental Change team.
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Tamsin Edwards uses computer models to predict and study climate change, with a particular interest in the impact on sea level rise of changes in the Antarctic ice sheet.
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Tamsin Edwards studied how a glacier's grounding line affects the rate of flow of glaciers, and estimated the effects of positive feedback.
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In 2017 Tamsin Edwards joined King's College London as a lecturer in geography.
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Tamsin Edwards will be a lead author for Chapter 9 of the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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Tamsin Edwards writes a popular science blog hosted by the Public Library of Science.
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Tamsin Edwards has written for The Guardian and contributed chapters to books about climate change.
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The dinner included David Rose and Richard A Betts, and Edwards was the only woman.
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Tamsin Edwards won the 2016 British Science Association Charles Lyell Award for Environmental Sciences.
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Tamsin Edwards discussed how computer models can be used to predict ice sheet collapse and how to communicate uncertainty.
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Tamsin Edwards is a speaker at the 2018 Bluedot Festival.
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Tamsin Edwards has acted as a scientific consultant for the BBC.
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Tamsin Edwards was a consultant on the BBC's Climate Change by Numbers, which won an American Association for the Advancement of Science award for Science Journalism, and a 2015 award for "Best Presentation of Science in an Environment Issue" from EuroPAWS.
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Tamsin Edwards has appeared on BBC Radio 4 and BBC World Service.
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Tamsin Edwards was awarded the 2020 Climate Science Communications Award by the Royal Meteorological Society.
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In July 2023, at the Bluedot Festival, Tamsin Edwards announced she has become a Professor at King's College.