Over the past decade, I have dedicated my work to developing the field of Artificial Intelligence for Environmental Science — transforming how we predict and respond to environmental change.

I am the Mission Director for Environmental Forecasting at the Alan Turing Institute, where I lead the development of artificial intelligence designed to bolster global climate resilience. My team specialises in building sophisticated environmental systems that integrate multimodal satellite data, in-situ observations, and climate simulation data to monitor, understand, and predict environmental change in real time. By contextualising current trends within the broader history of climate change, my work provides insights into future impacts that are critical for securing food, water, and energy systems. This work is essential for navigating the complex risks posed to resource security both within the UK and on a global scale, ensuring that strategic planning is grounded in robust, data-driven projections.

"Pushing the boundaries at the intersection of environmental and data science can help inform policy and strategic decision-making — ultimately improving quality of life and protecting the resources societies depend on."