Important to note that our conclusions depend not just on the results of model integrations, but on our understanding of the mechanisms involved. Still, little is certain in this business, and it does not mean the risk of collapse is not there, even if we think it is unlikely.

It's taken a while! We finally managed to show how to do Generalised Direct Statistical Simulation. Paper in @JFluidMech. https://t.co/W7JApkzHNA

Obviously, teaching mathematics (which Lehrer chose to do) is just some obscure profession not worthy of the finer minds. Who knew?

Not only was the late Jimmy Buffett a great songwriter, but he also understood the profound differences in atmosphere/ocean dynamics between mid-latitudes and equatorial regions...

The article itself isn't so bad, and gives a reasonable account of some topical research. But in true #Guardian style the headline is doom-laden and melodramatic. It doesn't help. And what was once a fine newspaper has become a tabloid.

The Gulf Stream is a wind-driven current. It isn't going to collapse unless the winds cease or the Earth stops rotating, neither of which will happen soon. The AMOC is a different beast, but the headline might equally well have said 'The AMOC is unlikely to collapse by 2025'.

Oh dear. https://t.co/wRnmNrMJsC

Very happy to be promoted to associate professor @UniofExeter! It’s a pleasure working at a place that fosters excellence in education. I’m grateful to my colleagues, friends & family for their support 🙂 More innovations and collaborations to come! But now time to celebrate! ❤️

The Department of #Mathematics and #Statistics at the University of Exeter is seeking to appoint two #Lecturers to join our Dynamical Systems and Analysis group. To find out more:

New preprint on the maximization of climate sensitivity at 310K. https://t.co/1ynvLYMoCl

The sad thing about twitter is that, although many of the tweets yesterday were evidently meant to mark the day (April 1), they were barely less believable than many in the usual crop.

Very excited to be joining @ExeterUniMaths from May!! I will miss my colleagues @UniKentSMSAS and @UniKentSEaK but looking forward to new adventures @UniofExeter!

Professor Ulrike Tillmann, President of the London Mathematical Society, responds to the Prime Minister's Speech on behalf of the Protect Pure Maths campaign:

Happy new year! What better way to celebrate being back in work than to read about theories of inhomogeneous and anisotropic turbulence? Well you're in luck. Just published by @AnnualReviews of Fluids. Review by @Brad_Marston and me... https://t.co/Qs9KP1r2UO

Better too late than never. https://t.co/mIrmzg4isd

Please note this is a 1.0 (full time) position. Unfortunately a mistake was made in advertising,

We are so sorry to report the loss of Professor Ozgur Akman who died suddenly over the weekend. A respected colleague and a close friend, he will be greatly missed. More details will follow on how we plan to honour his memory and celebrate his life.

The point is surely not to move to some smaller community where everyone has the same views and you preach to the choir. The point is to be in a large community where other views exist, and you try to inform and persuade. Perhaps that will be #musktwitter.

You can learn more about the collaboration between the Met Office and @UniofExeter here https://t.co/hKMoW9NxmR

If Labour doesn’t abolish the House of Lords it has no business being a Labour Party.