PhD in Computer Science

About the project: From Microdrops to Forecasts: Multiscale Modelling of Clouds Supervisor: Prof, James Sprittles, University of Warwick How do countless microscopic droplets shape the weather we see? This project tackles that challenge - linking the physics of droplet collisions in turbulent clouds to the rainfall and climate patterns predicted by forecasters. You'll use high-fidelity simulations to uncover how droplets merge and grow, and work with partners such as the Met Office to embed this understanding into their weather and climate models. Along the way, you'll develop new mathematical and computational models, and test ideas against real-world data - perfect for students who enjoy applied maths, computation, and making 'models of matter that matter'.