Robin Lamboll

Dr. Robin Lamboll is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Environmental Policy, part of the Faculty of Natural Sciences at Imperial College London. Their work focuses on atmospheric emissions, climate modeling, and open-source software tools for environmental analysis.

• Education: PhD in Physics of Solar Cells and MSci in Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge.
• Current Roles: Imperial College Research Fellow, Grantham Institute affiliate.

Research Interests: Robin analyzes global emissions patterns, develops open-source software for climate data (e.g., pyam, Silicone), and evaluates climate mitigation scenarios. Their work includes contributions to IPCC AR6 reports and UNEP emissions gap studies.

Recent Publications: Robin has authored 15 recent articles (2024–2025) on topics such as carbon budgets, climate overshoot, and emissions modeling. These studies emphasize actionable policy insights, open data practices, and interdisciplinary approaches to climate challenges.

• Key Software Tools: pyam for scenario analysis, Silicone for emissions data inference.
• IPCC Contributions: WGI/III reports, AR6 scenario assessments.

Labs & Teams: Robin collaborates with the Grantham Institute and contributes to global climate modeling initiatives, including COP-related analyses and post-Glasgow climate action frameworks.