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Isobel Parry

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Isobel Parry

Postgraduate

Location: Laver Building 901

I am currently a second year mathematics PhD student, supervised by Prof Peter Cox and Dr Paul Ritchie. My research focuses on investigating tipping elements potentially triggered by rising global temperatures, with particular interest in the Amazon rainforest, with the aim to identify early warning signs for oncoming tipping events.

I utilise datasets from the latest generation of earth system models, specifically the Coupled Model Intercomparison project (CMIP6), to analyse diverse global warming scenarios' impacts on vegetation and soil dynamics. 

I am funded by the Engineering and Physcial Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).