William Roberts @whgroberts

Thinking about the climate, ice sheets and lunch. sites.google.com/view/doctor-bi… South West, England Joined October 2017

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Gordon Inglis @climategordon

3 years ago

📢2-year PDRA opportunity📢 We are looking for a researcher to study tropical Pacific paleoclimate. This is part of the 3-year NERC-funded project PROMS (Pacific Rainfall over Millennial Scales) led by Prof David Sear in Geography. Deadline 04.05.22 (1/4) jobs.soton.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?r…

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

I've had numerous discussions with my Dad about why the EA is "useless". As I keep saying to him, it's not the staff it's the organisation itself. EPA is put in the same position too. theguardian.com/environment/20…

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

Can anyone give me any example of a centrally managed improvement process that has actually improved that which it was designed to improve? There must be an example somewhere. Currently living through a counter-example, and am trying to be positive.

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

turns out I run faster after departmental management meetings than after a mornings of research. could there be a reason for this or is it just chance?

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

the maples and cherries along the @My_Metro between walkergate and north shields are looking fantastic this year. #lowrailadhesion means you get to enjoy it even longer

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

Messiane's Livre du saint sacrement. Better than caffeine in the morning.

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

Currently reviewing a paper by PhD student that has clearly not been read by any of the "advising" team. How do you politely say to the poor student that the paper needs _a lot_ of work while impolitely telling the co-authors to do their f!"£$ing job?

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

A nice way to mark mid-way through a suboptimal, thus far, year. science.sciencemag.org/content/372/65…

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William Roberts @whgroberts

4 years ago

After weeks of my inbox being awash with requests/demands for me to do things I don't really want to do, today was blissfully quiet. Even better, final email was a student thanking me for explaining something. With that, I'll turn off my email for the weekend.

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Ruth Mottram @ruth_mottram

5 years ago

A beautiful thread of #Mondegreen anecdotes for #typothursday.

alexmassie @alexmassie

5 years ago

A beautiful thread of #Mondegreen anecdotes for #typothursday.

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Anna Lapwood @annalapwood

5 years ago

Please can we just all take a moment to appreciate this terraced house WITH A BUILT IN PIPE ORGAN. This is what dreams are made of. rightmove.co.uk/properties/765…

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Tim Woollings @TimWoollings

5 years ago

New paper, led by Matt Patterson, with @TomBracegirdle and @neiltlewis. We show that Antarctica acts as a topographic PV gradient for storms, helping to shape the split jet stream in the South Pacific in winter. doi.org/10.1175/JCLI-D…

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William Roberts @whgroberts

5 years ago

This year's marking is made possible by coffee from @Relish_WBay, croissants, The Firehouse Five Plus Two and Sonny Chillingworth.

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William Roberts @whgroberts

5 years ago

I am a marking monster!!! GRRRRR . (pounds chest, returns to blackboard ultra)

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Scott Duncan @ScottDuncanWX

6 years ago

Time for a bit of me-tea-rology as we are under a lot of pressure right now. Boiling points are greater than 100 °C for most places thanks to super high pressure. A cuppa should therefore taste even more tea-tiffic than normal.