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Mathilde Ritman (she/her)

Graduate Student

Research theme

  • Climate physics

Sub department

  • Atmospheric, Oceanic and Planetary Physics

Research groups

  • Climate processes
mathilde.ritman@physics.ox.ac.uk
Atmospheric Physics Clarendon Laboratory
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I co-led a (rather involved but very fun) early career researcher (ECR) social at the 2026 EarthCARE satellite workshop. Subsequently, I hosted an ECR discussion forum, was invited to join the final workshop panel discussion, and started the new .
, European Space Agency, 14 Jul 2026

Our titled "Convective controls on anvil cloud evolution in the ICON km-scale global climate model" was published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics.

I created and co-chaired the new Symposium, which was hosted over two days in Oxford. The group now has a committee of representatives from around the UK and hosts regular seminars.
National Centre for Atmospheric Science, April 2026

Our titled "A climatology of meteorological droughts in New England, Australia, 1880–2022" was published in Journal of Southern Hemisphere Earth System Science. We show how the nature of droughts in the region has changed over the historical record.

I from October to November 2025, hosted by leading expert on convection and convective clouds, Susan van den Heever.

I presented at the , after being invited to repeat the talk I gave at the preceding early-career .

I provided scientific context to lived experiences of sea level rise in Tuvalu, based on a I led. This video was prepared for the United Nations General Assembly in New York on the 25th of September 2024.
, Climate and Ocean Support Program in the Pacific (COSPPac), 7 May 2024

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