Corwin Wright
@corwinwright.bsky.social
I like waves. Professor of Atmospheric Remote Sensing @uniofbath.bsky.social.
We are currently advertising for a two-year postdoc post as part of our @leverhulme.ac.uk-funded Seeing the Unseen project. Deadline is the 11th of August, and ideally we're aiming for a start date in late September. Please contact me if you'd like further details. www.bath.ac.uk/jobs/Vacancy...
Looks like something has gone wrong with the EGU's email system today - all of these emails (total 17 so far) are identical.
Looking forward to working with this exciting data! :-)
The University of Bath@uniofbath.bsky.social · 4w agoUniversity of Bath researchers from the Centre for Climate Adaption and Environment Research (CAER) have joined NASA’s next-generation satellite mission to unlock insights into our atmosphere, helping to predict extreme weather, track pollution and monitor the ozone layer: https://bit.ly/4vj0Zx2
University of Bath researchers from the Centre for Climate Adaption and Environment Research (CAER) have joined NASA’s next-generation satellite mission to unlock insights into our atmosphere, helping to predict extreme weather, track pollution and monitor the ozone layer: https://bit.ly/4vj0Zx2
While I would not normally post a picture like this, I feel this restaurant toilet in Estonia is ... quite something.
Our new @solarstormwatch citizen science project launched today! Can you spare time to help us identify times when the skies in the Arctic are clear? You will see beautiful #aurora and will help us to improve our #spaceweather research. www.zooniverse.org/projects/lep...
Clear Skies - Kiruna | Zooniverse - People-powered research
Can you tell us when the skies are clear? You may even see an aurora!
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Tomorrow is the big day - the Keystone presentation at the EE12 UCM. Two years of work in an 85 min talk...
I have such an expertly curated algorithm that I'm seeing posts from Mexican street food restaurants in the US and this is how they're advertising the game tomorrow night. "Good vibes"
Someone else needed overhead locker space, and the flight attendant seems to think this is a good plan (I'm on the front row, so there's no underseat space in front of me). I am rather surprised at this.
Excellent work by Neil Hindley @caer-bath.bsky.social @uniofbathnews.bsky.social , who was interviewed this morning by @simonparkintv.bsky.social on BBC Radio Somerset about our involvement in the NASA STRIVE (atmos.uw.edu/strive/) mission.
STRIVE
Solving today’s biggest atmospheric challenges with next-generation observations
atmos.uw.edu
NEW BLOG FOR YOU Google's energy consumption numbers in their new climate report are mind-blowing. 2 years ago they flipped from linear to exponential growth, and their climate impact is blowing out, too. A WILD testament to the obscene bloat and waste of GenAI: ketanjoshi.co/2026/07/01/g...
Beautiful wave-like motion of last night's noctilucent clouds, captured in this timelapse covering about 20 minutes of real time. #NoctilucentClouds #Astronomy
We have a new paper out today in ACP led by Phoebe Noble (@caer-bath.bsky.social at time of submission, but now @stockholm-uni.bsky.social): acp.copernicus.org/articles/26/.... It was an immense amount of work, but it's been selected as an EGU Highlight so clearly that shows in the final product.
Stratospheric gravity waves in three high-resolution models and AIRS satellite observations
Abstract. Advances in computational power and model development have enabled the generation of global high-resolution models. These new models can resolve a large proportion of gravity waves (GWs) exp...
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What could @esa.int's next Earth Explorer mission be?🤔 CryoRad, ECO, Hydroterra+ and Keystone are under consideration for Earth Explorer 12, with the scientific community set to review them this July at the EE12 User Consultation Meeting in Tallinn. Wanna join us? atpi.eventsair.com/ee12ucm/
Peacock Spider (genus Maratus), a group of tiny Australian jumping spiders famous for their vibrant colours and elaborate courtship dances to attract its mate. They are very tiny in size only between 2-5 millimetres ( the size of a pea)
Finally had time to design the marks scheme for next year's exams.
ISSI International Team #634, “WAVE-GAP – Watching Atmospheric Variability Evolve in the Global Absence of Satellite Platforms?”, led by M. Bramberger and C. Wright, is identifying present and future gaps in atmospheric wave observations and modelling. 🛰️🔭
Behold our new @issibern.ch team working on bridging the forthcoming gap in high-resolution satellite dynamics observations, and also a lovely mural which while not new to ISSI is new to me. Sadly missing Clara Orbe, who is joining us online.
And people claim trains in Switzerland are punctual...
This is the single best colourbar I have ever seen on a talk.
Today!
Corwin Wright@corwinwright.bsky.social · 3mo agoOn Wednesday at 10.45, Juli Jaen will be presenting in the MLT dynamics session on "Long-term Observations of Gravity Wave Energy and Momentum Fluxes in the Middle Atmosphere from SABER/TIMED satellite" (EGU26-3063) with some interesting results on wind and #GravityWaves (just let it happen) trends
It is EGU week, and this week our group from @caer-bath.bsky.social @uniofbath.bsky.social has a particularly broad and (dare I say it?) interesting set of atmospheric dynamics presentations for you and your EGU-attending friends to enjoy from topics across the whole of atmospheric dynamics.
It is EGU week, and this week our group from @caer-bath.bsky.social @uniofbath.bsky.social has a particularly broad and (dare I say it?) interesting set of atmospheric dynamics presentations for you and your EGU-attending friends to enjoy from topics across the whole of atmospheric dynamics.
Heidelberg is definitely a university town: I just saw a bunch of people in their early 20s trying to unsuccessfully manoeuvre a large fridge into a small old-but-not-in-the-good-way car.
Now on my 3741 minute stopover between trains - halfway to @egu.eu, doing the rest of the trip on Sunday. I assume however thay given I was delayed coming in I should just wait on the platform until my next train, don't want to miss the connection...
Unexpected half day off in Brussels due to cancelled Eurostar. Lovely weather too. Could be worse. Let's just ignore for now the seven hours of meetings I had booked for today and have to squeeze into the next few days...
PhD applicants' listed nationalities on a spreadsheet I just received.
