Our global climate science research addresses some of the most pressing challenges of the climate crisis, including the attribution of climate change, uncertainties in climate models, and the dynamics of the carbon cycle.
Members of the Climate Programme work closely with Oxford Net Zero, a major interdisciplinary research initiative at the University of Oxford. Through this collaboration, our researchers engage with colleagues across more than ten University departments, spanning Law, Physics, Biology, Earth Sciences, Anthropology, and Geography.
As an academic research programme, we produce high-quality, peer-reviewed research and translate this evidence into advice and expertise for policymakers, global industry leaders, and international organisations, supporting decision-making in the global race to net zero.
Our research fellows contribute to work tracking progress, aligning standards, and informing effective solutions across climate science, law and policy, economics, clean energy, transport, land and food systems, and carbon dioxide removal.
Find out more on the Oxford Net Zero website.
