Dominic Orchard

@dorchard.bsky.social

Computer science academic, co-directing the Institute of Computing for Climate Science at the University of Cambridge and a senior lecturer in computer science at the University of Kent. Programming languages >< climate modelling https://dorchard.github.io

We've extended the deadline for the ML Family Workshop 2026! The new deadline is ** July 1, AoE ** The submission requirements are fairly minimal: only 2 pages. Please consider submitting, and encourage your friends to do so too!

☔ Rethinking Weather and Climate Model Parametrisations with Reinforcement Learning You're welcome to join us online for Pritthijit Nath's talk, part of ICCS Journal Club, on Tuesday 21 April from 3pm-4pm UK time. 👉️ Full details:

Journal Club: Rethinking Weather and Climate Model Parametrisations with Reinforcement Learning | Institute of Computing for Climate Science

A talk by Pritthijit Nath, part of ICCS Journal Club

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I will need a post doc position in May-ish. Topics I want to work on are, lax functors, 2-categories/bicategories, generalized multicategories, double categories, other stuff on graded monads, and anything similar. Does anyone want to pay me to do this?

A former refugee & a mature student who returned to education after 30 years in hospitality. Just 2 of the students from backgrounds underrepresented in AI who did paid AI research placements with us last summer thanks to the Google DeepMind Research Ready scheme. Meet them here: shorturl.at/St577

In summer 2025, 10 students from backgrounds under-represented in AI came to Cambridge to do a paid 8-week AI research placement with us. This was thanks to the Google DeepMind Research Ready programme, which will run again in summer 2026. Interested in applying? Visit https://www.cst.cam.ac.uk/outreach/deepmind-research-ready

Somewhat delayed because of Covid, I'm finally going to give my "inaugural lecture", which is a short, hopefully accessible, public talk: in my case "Some things I've learned about software"! All are welcome!

One highlight at the end is a skech of the crazy new language features we're going to have to teach to the 100s of JS devs. If that sounds like an exciting challenge, consider applying! We have roles in both NY and London. janestreet.com/join-jane-st... janestreet.com/join-jane-st...

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For perspective: a recent study suggested that economic savings from just a *single* well-predicted hurricane, thanks to NOAA research advancements, are on order of *$5 billion.* That exceeds NOAA's *entire proposed annual operating budget.* So much for government efficiency.