Pushp Raj Tiwari

Pushp Raj Tiwari is a Professor of Climate Science at the University of Hertfordshire, leading the Climate Change Modelling and Applications research group. He specializes in climate dynamics, aerosol-cloud interactions, and interdisciplinary climate studies involving health, energy, and water management. His work employs advanced climate models, machine learning, and observational data to address uncertainties in climate projections.

• Affiliations: Centre for Atmospheric and Climate Physics Research, Centre for Climate Change Research (C3R)
• Education: PhD, M.Tech, B.Tech, DME, PGCertHE

Research Focus: Tiwari investigates climate extremes, aerosol impacts on regional climate, and climate change attribution. His recent projects include IMPROVE (climate extremes in developing countries), TARANIS (climate digital twins), and FOCI (non-CO2 forcers' health impacts). He emphasizes data science tools to enhance climate prediction reliability.

Grants & Projects: Active projects (2023-2028) focus on policy challenges for UK heatwaves, climate twins via telecommunications, and non-CO2 climate forcers. Total projects: 10, spanning £multi million funding.

Teaching: Specializes in Non-linear Systems, Climate Modelling, Geophysical Fluid Dynamics, and Data Science for Climate Studies. Supervised 19 postgraduates (2 PhD completions).

Labs/Teams: Leads climate modelling teams collaborating globally on projects like CORDEX-CORE and CMIP6 model analyses.