Dr Stephen Kelly
Biography
I am an early career scientist in the Global Climate group at the NOC, and my current research is primarily focused on understanding how climate change affects the Atlantic Ocean. I use models to learn more about how abrupt changes in the North Atlantic subpolar gyre could impact regional productivity (e.g. Kelly et al., 2025) and I am interested in understanding potential tipping points associated with the AMOC.
My expertise includes using Lagrangian particle tracking methods to analyse circulation connectivity between different regions. I have previously applied this approach to understand trans-Arctic ecological connectivity (e.g. Kelly et al., 2020), and I am currently working on using similar techniques to understand the potential impact of marine carbon dioxide removal efforts.
For an up to date list of my publications, please see my ORCiD profile.
My expertise includes using Lagrangian particle tracking methods to analyse circulation connectivity between different regions. I have previously applied this approach to understand trans-Arctic ecological connectivity (e.g. Kelly et al., 2020), and I am currently working on using similar techniques to understand the potential impact of marine carbon dioxide removal efforts.
For an up to date list of my publications, please see my ORCiD profile.
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