I aim to reduce my work-related carbon emissions by not flying to conferences, since 2008. In 2020 this has become a new normal!  Virtual contributions are marked below with a *star.

0. • *Invited talk: On the co-development of models and expert judgement.  Workshop on values, choices and uncertainties in climate modelling.  Stockholm, Feb 2021
   • *Invited keynote: Next steps for “EE”: from camera to engine?  Ergodicity Economics.  London Mathematical Laboratory, Jan 2021
   • *Invited discussant: Assessing the socio-economic losses and damages from climate change.  OECD, Jan 2021
   • *Invited panel member, How do evidence-based models contribute to the SDGs? STRINGS seminar, University of Sussex, Oct 2020
   • *Invited talk: The co-development of models and expert judgement.  Workshop on Climate Information for Adaptation, Leeds, Oct 2020
   • *Invited talk: Decolonising Model Land: a provocation.  Workshop on Energy, Data and Modelling.  University of Oxford, Sept 2020
   • Invited talk: Title TBC.  Confronting Radical Uncertainty. Royal Society discussion meeting, London, April 2020 (postponed)
   • Invited talk: Escape from Model Land. Studying the Climate: a challenge of complexity, IoP Nonlinear and Complex Physics Group, London, Feb 2020
   • *Invited talk: Using forecasts effectively. Start Network Anticipation Practitioners’ Conference, Bangkok, Nov 2019
   • Contributed talk: Informing anticipatory humanitarian action: a framework for using ECMWF forecasts effectively. Using ECMWF Forecasts, Reading, June 2019
   • Invited talk: Escaping Model Land. Royal Economic Society Annual Conference, Warwick, April 2019
   • Invited panel member, Ecology, Psychoanalysis and Global Warming, The Tavistock and Portland Clinic, London, Dec 2018
   • Invited talk: Modelling and Model Land: Weather forecasting, climate forecasting and macroeconomics. Rebuilding Macroeconomics, HM Treasury, London, Oct 2018
   • Contributed talk: From questions to models to decisions: dialogue to support effective use of simulation modelling. M2D Network Conference, Cambridge, June 2018
   • Co-organiser: Uncertainty Guidances in Science and Public Policy, Lorentz Centre, Leiden, Netherlands, 13-17 November 2017
   • Invited talk: On Hawkmoths and Horses: Epistemic issues in modelling complex systems, HORSE2017, QMUL, 2017 (video)
   • Invited talk: The CRUISSE approach, Models2Decisions Annual Conference, Exeter, 2017
   • *Contributed talk: The Global 2050 Calculator project, CliMathNet Virtual Outreach Conference, 2016;
   • Organiser: Climate science for decision-making, LSE, 2016;
   • Organiser: Evidence-based decision-making in a new climate, LSE, 2016;
   • Contributed talk: Implications of the IPCC’s expert judgements about the capabilities of climate models, CliMathNet workshop, Totnes, 2015;
   • Contributed talk: Understanding what the IPCC actually said about climate in 2100, Calculating and Communicating Uncertainty conference, London, 2014;
   • *Invited talk: Using evidence to inform good climate policy decisions, Philosophy of Science Association conference, Chicago, 2014;
   • Invited seminar: Challenges of providing information for decision-makers, GRI, 2014;
   • *Invited talk: From model-world to reality, IESP Workshop on Environmental Modeling, Munich, 2014;
   • Invited talk: Limitations of modelling climate control, Climate Engineering Conference, IASS Potsdam, 2014;
   • Invited seminar: The Global Calculator, Reading University, 2014;
   • Invited seminar: Severe uncertainty in climate change information, LSE, 2014;
   • Invited seminar: Statistical challenges in climate research, QMUL Statistics Dept, 2013;
   • *Invited webinar at Climate-Friendly Climate Research conference, Vienna, 2013;
   • Invited seminar: Why climate science is difficult, London Mathematical Laboratory, 2013;
   • Invited talk: Assessing the evidence: How decision-makers could gain useful insight from climate model results, The Roles of Climate Models conference, Eindhoven, 2013

Teaching contributions