About
Met Office Informatics LabThe Met Office Informatics Lab combines scientists, technologists and designers working together to research, design and develop applications for environmental sciences.
Note from the editor
Exploring new ideas to create useful, beautiful solutions.
Editors
Theo McCaie
Head of the Met Office Informatics Lab. Leading a team exploring new ideas in and between Science, Design, and Technology creating beautiful, useful solutions.
Rachel Prudden
Rachel is a researcher in the Informatics Lab. Her current focus is on probabilistic super-resolution of weather models at convective scales.
Niall Robinson
I'm the Deputy Head of the Met Office Informatics Lab and a Senior Lecturer at the Global Systems Institute, Exeter Uni. Trying to make data useful.
Peter Killick
Cloud Platform Architect, open-source software engineer and technology researcher in the UK Met Office Informatics Lab. I tend to blog on these themes.
Writers
Rachel Prudden
Rachel is a researcher in the Informatics Lab. Her current focus is on probabilistic super-resolution of weather models at convective scales.
Theo McCaie
Head of the Met Office Informatics Lab. Leading a team exploring new ideas in and between Science, Design, and Technology creating beautiful, useful solutions.
Peter Killick
Cloud Platform Architect, open-source software engineer and technology researcher in the UK Met Office Informatics Lab. I tend to blog on these themes.
Laura Mansfield
I’m interested in Bayesian statistics and machine learning and their applications in climate and weather science
Sam Adams
I’m a Data Science Research Manager with a PhD and research experience in AI and Machine Learning
