Dr Alex Bradley is a climate scientist specialising in climate modelling, uncertainties in climate model predictions, and processes responsible for the Earth's response to climate change. He focuses in particular on ice sheet and glacier models, using mathematical and computational modelling, geophysical observations, data science, and machine learning. You can find out more about his research on his website.

Alex began working at King's in 2024, after completing post-doctoral and research positions at the British Antarctic Survey, University of Cambridge, and Stanford University. He holds Undergraduate, Masters and Doctorate degrees in Applied Mathematics from the University of Oxford.

Research

• Uncertainties in modelling climate change, particularly for ice sheets and glaciers
• Quantifying the role of human-induced climate change in retreat of ice sheets and glaciers
• Understanding the processes responsible for how ice sheets and glaciers change in a warming climate

Teaching

Undergraduate

• 4SSG1008 Geography Tutorials: Critical Thinking and Techniques
• 5SSG2051 Climatic Variability, Change and Society
• 5SSG2064 Global Environmental Issues: Science and Solutions
• 6SSG0610 Independent Geographical Study

Postgraduate

• 7SSG5031 Modelling Environmental Change
• 7SSGN225 Research Design and Project Management

Further details

See Alex's research profile