Matt Osman
Matt Osman is Assistant Professor of Climate Science in the Department of Geography at the Universtiy of Cambridge. His interests are in exploring new ways of comparing model outputs with large observational datasets; the goal is to better our understanding of long-term climate changes and their drivers. His group is developing several reanalysis-based estimates of global Quaternary change by compiling, redating, and assimilating globally distributed proxies into models, accounting for uncertainties in both datasets, in collaboration with modellers, statisticians, and proxy experts. Matt also maintains a strong fascination with the cryosphere, particularly on past ice–climate interactions, Arctic sea-ice sensitivity, and marine productivity.
