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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research

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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research, University of Bath. Our research ranges from enhanced understanding of climate change to developing mitigation and adaptation suitable for our natural and built environment.

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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 24/03/2026
Join us next Tuesday (31st March) for the CAER sponsored international seminar on meteo-tsunami research, both in-person and on Teams. Please email Dr Mohammad Heidarzadeh for the Teams link. Details in the poster attached.
Poster for International seminar of meteo-tsuanmi research. Talks by Dr Clare Lewis, Dr Gui Hu, Dr Valentin Heller, Dr Mo Heidarzadeh and Prof. Jadranka Sepic.
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 07/02/2026
Last week, CAERers enjoyed a highly productive full-day writing retreat. Alongside focused writing time, there was plenty of opportunity for socialising over tea, coffee, and a delicious lunch, making the day both enjoyable and energising. Many thanks to everyone who joined the event ✨
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 19/01/2026
🎉 Congratulations to Berrak Balcı on successfully passing her PhD viva! 🎉 Thesis title: “Daylight and energy evaluation of adaptive façade shades in office buildings based on façade industry needs” Wishing you every success in your future career, Berrak! 👏
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 08/01/2026
We are delighted to share that Emily successfully defended her PhD thesis in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering and passed her viva in 2025. Her thesis, “Atmospheric waves in the stratosphere in observations and models,” represents a valuable contribution to the field.👏🚀🎉
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 19/12/2025
Yesterday, CAER celebrated our members’ achievements at the End-of-Term Reception with a great food and a puzzle activity. 🎉 Thank you to all who joined us and helped make this the final event of 2025 such a memorable one!
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 15/04/2025
🎉 Congrats to Sam Rose (Dept. of Architecture & Civil Engineering + CAER) for winning Best Student Paper at ICDC 2025! His LIDAR work on wave runup at a Maldivian atoll offers key insights into sea-level rise impacts. 🌊 Part of the EU ARISE project. www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/coa...
Sam Rise at the International Coastal Dynamics conference.
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 25/02/2025
Exciting News! 🎉 We are thrilled to share that CAERer James Rand has officially earned his PhD! 🏅 His research focused on developing low-cost, autonomous micro underwater gliders to enhance water quality monitoring in reservoirs. 📸 Photo: James with his 3rd generation prototype
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 16/01/2025
We are thrilled to share that Dr Neil Hindley (PI) and Prof Corwin Wright (Co-I) have been awarded ~£350k from NERC for TeamX-FLOW – a joint project with BAS to support the scientific investigation of data from a major international field campaign in the Alps! 🌍🗻 www.teamx-programme.org
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 13/12/2024
Big things happening on gravel beaches! 🌊 Led by Dr Chris Blenkinsopp and PhD student Sam Rose, we’ve installed a solar-powered Lidar tower to monitor beach topography every low tide this winter at 3 sites: Borth (Wales), Chesil Beach (Dorset), and Pevensey Bay (E Sussex).
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 11/12/2024
Our colleague, Dr Tristan Kershaw, has recently published the 2nd edition of his book "Climate Change Resilience in the Urban Environment", offering fresh perspectives on green and blue infrastructure, urban geometry, comfort, heat islands, and energy usage store.ioppublishing.org/page/detail/...
Cover page of the book "Climate Change Resilience in the Urban Environment" by Dr Tristan Kershaw
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 23/11/2024
Gravity waves ripple through the atmosphere, driving air turbulence, shifting jet streams, and shaping weather at the edge of space. This summer, Matthew Baughen and Clara Crommen joined us to identify these waves using satellite data: a step toward understanding their impact on our changing planet.
Poster outlining methods for extracting gravity waves from satellite data, analysis techniques and initial results.
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 22/11/2024
With climate change, low-energy strategies like moisture buffering in porous building materials are vital for controlling indoor conditions. This summer, we funded Seren Jones to help Dr Valeria Cascione explore how these materials create healthier, more comfortable spaces while reducing energy use.
Poster displaying research on moisture buffering in porous materials as a low-energy design strategy. It includes diagrams of indoor environments and text explaining how these materials enhance comfort and health in changing climates.
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 21/11/2024
Climate change is reshaping UK reservoirs: rising Mn & algae levels, drought, & thermal stratification harm water quality. Seasonal drying/rewetting cycles worsen sediment release. This summer, we funded Fathima Begum to use new tools to measure these effects. Understanding key to water security.
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Centre for Climate Adaptation & Environment Research @caer-bath.bsky.social · 16/11/2024
We held a recent panel Q+A session about journal peer reviews and explored the key topics: ✅ How many reviews to take on ✅ What makes a thorough review ✅ What editors want ✅ Tips for early-career researchers Big thanks to our experts, Stephen Emmitt, Susan Bernal, Cath Borwick and David Stacey.
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