Research links

Google Scholar : https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=rY5b_-sAAAAJ&hl=en

Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/David_Reynolds8

Research

David’s research focuses on developing a detailed quantitative understanding of the of the mechanisms and forcings that drive marine and atmospheric climate variability. In particular, he is interested in the role natural forcings and mechanisms/feedbacks (e.g. ocean circulation dynamics, ocean-atmosphere interactions, solar variability and volcanic aerosols) play in driving seasonal to millennial scale climate variability during the Holocene.

Teaching

2020 – present Marine Climate and Environmental Change (GEO3455, level 6, ca. 35 students)

2020 – present Environmental Science Tutorials (GEO1416, level 4, 5 students)

2013-2015 Global climate change (EA3126; level 6, ca. 80 students).

2013-2016 Earth and Planetary System Science (EA1101; level 4, ca. 160 students).

2013-2015 Pastoral Tutoring (ca. 12 students, levels 4-6).

Dissertation students: three Msc students,  two Bsc (hons) students.

Other supervision: One PhD student.

Timeline

2020-present: Postdoctoral Research Fellow, College of Life and Environmental Science, University of Exeter.