Tamsin Edwards
Reader in Climate Change
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Dr. Tamsin Edwards is a Reader in Climate Change at King's College London, UK. Her research primarily focuses on Antarctic ice sheet projections, climate change impacts, and sea-level rise associated with climate variability. Recent publications include studies on the North Pacific jet position, large-ensemble climate simulations, and the uncertainty in future Antarctic ice loss.
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