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SUMMARY:Exploring Research Priorities for the IPCC Seventh Assessment Repor
 t (invite only)
DESCRIPTION:Attendance to this event is by invitation only.\nThe IPCC has r
 ecently approved the outlines of the three Working Group contributions to 
 its Seventh Assessment Report (AR7). These outlines must now be translated
  into robust and impactful assessments.  \nThis event will bring togethe
 r the UK climate research community to explore the AR7 outlines and identi
 fy research priorities and evidence gaps that can be addressed in the comi
 ng years to strengthen and support the IPCC assessment. \nThe event is op
 en to UK-based climate researchers\, ranging from early career researchers
  to experienced IPCC contributors\, and actively seeking engagement across
  many disciplines. The event provides a great opportunity to connect with 
 fellow experts on research relevant to the AR7.   \nIf you are a UK-bas
 ed climate researcher\, you can register your interest to attend below. Pl
 ease note registering interest in attending does not guarantee your attend
 ance.\nRegister your interest here\n \n\n\n\n\n\nTime\n\n\nAgenda\n\n\n\n
 9:00 – 10:00am\nCoffee & registrations\n\n\n10:00 – 10:10am\nWelcome\n
 \nProf Ralf Toumi\, Director\, Grantham Institute and Professor of Atmosp
 heric Physics\, Department of Physics\, Imperial College London \nDr Cate
 rina Brandmayr\, Director of Policy and Translation\, Grantham Institute\,
  Imperial College London  \n\n\n\n\n10:10 – 10:30am\nKeynote: Where wi
 ll the international community be in 2029?\n\nRachel Kyte\, UK Special Rep
 resentative for Climate \n\n\n\n\n10:30 – 11:00am\nHow can new research
  feed into AR7?\n\nDr Jolene Cook\, UK IPCC Focal Point and UK Head of Sci
 ence for UNFCCC\, DESNZ  \nDr Raphael Slade\, Senior Research Fellow (fo
 rmer IPCC Working Group III Head of TSU Sci)\, Centre for Environmental Po
 licy\, Imperial College London\nDr Caterina Brandmayr\, Director of Policy
  and Translation\, Grantham Institute\, Imperial College London\n\n\n\n\n1
 1:00 – 11:20am\nBreak\n\n\n11:20 – 11:25am\nIntroducing the panels\n\n
 Dr Caterina Brandmayr\, Director of Policy and Translation\, Grantham Inst
 itute\, Imperial College London\n\n\n\n\n11:25 – 12:50pm\nWorking Group 
 I panel\n\nDr Robert Vautard\, Co-Chair\, Working Group I\, IPCC\nProf Gab
 i Hegerl\, Professor of climate system science\, University of Edinburgh\n
 Prof Helene Hewitt\, MET Office Science Fellow\, CMIP Panel Co-Chair \n P
 rof Joeri Rogelj\, Director of Research\, Grantham Institute\, and Lecture
 r in Climate Change and the Environment\, Imperial College London\nDr Frie
 derike Otto\, Senior Lecturer in Climate Science Centre for Environmental 
 Policy\, Imperial College London \n\n\n\n\n12:50 – 1:45pm\nLunch\n\n\n1
 :45 – 3:10pm\nWorking Group III panel\n\nDr Jan Sigurd Fuglestvedt\, Vic
 e-Chair of Working Group III\, IPCC \nDr Caroline Kuzemko\, Reader in Int
 ernational Political Economy\, University of Warwick\, Co-Director of UKER
 C 2024-2029 \nProf Joeri Rogelj\, Director of Research\, Grantham Institu
 te\, and Lecturer in Climate Change and the Environment\, Imperial College
  London \nDr Ajay Gambhir\, Senior Research Fellow\, Grantham Institute\,
  Imperial College London\nDr Laila K. Gohar\, Climate Scientist\, MET Offi
 ce\, University of Reading \nJames Foster\, Deputy Director\, Kaya Partne
 rs \n\n\n\n\n3:10 – 3:30pm\nBreak\n\n\n3:30 – 4:55pm\nWorking Group I
 I panel\n\nDr Adelle Thomas\, Vice-Chair of Working Group II\, IPCC\nDr Ri
 chard Jones\, MET Office Science Fellow \nProf Liz Robinson\, Acting Dean
  of the Global School of Sustainability (seconded from her role Director o
 f the Grantham Research Institute)\, London School of Economics \nProf Ma
 rk Pelling\, Professor in Risk and Disaster Reduction\, UCL\nDr Timo Leite
 r\, Distinguished Policy Fellow\, London School of Economics and Political
  Science\nProf James Ford\, Professor & Priestley Chair in Climate Adaptat
 ion\, Priestley Centre for Climate Futures \n\n\n\n\n4:55 – 5:00pm\nClo
 sing remarks\n\nDr Caterina Brandmayr\, Director of Policy and Translation
 \, Grantham Institute\, Imperial College London\n\n\n\n\n5:00pm\nEnd\n\n\n
 \n\nNote that we encourage participants to attend all three Working Group 
 panels\, as that will provide the opportunity to gain a more comprehensive
  perspective on research priorities relevant to the IPCC assessment. We ar
 e keen to encourage input from a wide range of academic disciplines as wel
 l as insights from other working groups that might help to increase joined
 -up working between the groups. \nThe event will not be recorded.\n \nIf
  you are a UK-based climate researcher\, you can register your interest to
  attend below. Please note registering interest in attending does not guar
 antee your attendance.\nRegister your interest here
URL:https://www.imperial.ac.uk/events/192391/exploring-research-priorities-
 for-the-ipcc-seventh-assessment-report-invite-only/
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LOCATION:Online & in-person\,  \,  \, United Kingdom
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