Joy Singarayer
Department of Meteorology, University of Reading, UK
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Joy Singarayer is a professor in the Department of Meteorology, University of Reading. Her research focus is on how human-environmental coupled processes at the land surface interact with climate change in the past and future.
This article relates to work done on the SESTEM project.
Working with STEM students we explored nuances in racial perspectives in their experiences of racism in higher education.
Research performed at Durham University, funded by the Leverhulme Trust.
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Vegetation and climate modelling demonstrating how very few places have had long-term biome stability over the last glacial cycle.
Modelling work by Richard Smith (former PhD), funded by NERC.
We assessed the baseline sensitivity of the Amazonian rainforest to a drier mid-Holocene climate, an approximate analogue for future drying.
International team exploring water and farming systems of rural communities in the Peruvian Andes, to assess and enhance climate resilience.
Funded by the Royal Academy of Engineering
Fieldwork in a time of pandemic
Abrupt Climate Change at the Royal Meteorological Society
Healthy eating, healthy planet
