The Tyndall Centre is a unique partnership between a selection of researchers from six UK research institutions, who together form the Tyndall Consortium:
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University of East Anglia
Tyndall has had its headquarters at UEA since the centre was first established in 2000 with the core of the Tyndall +
University of Sussex
Tyndall Sussex has been a core partner in the Tyndall Centre since the Centre was founded in 2000. Tyndall Sussex research is managed as part of the Sussex Energy Group a leading social science research group that conducts engaged, multidisciplinary research on transitions to low carbon energy systems.
University of Cambridge (4CMR)
The Cambridge Centre for Climate Change Mitigation Research (4CMR) conducts programmes of research, education and engagement in the interdisciplinary area of coupled energy-economy-environment (E3) modelling, with an emphasis on assessing strategies of climate change mitigation. The over-arching intellectual theme is NewEDGE (New Economics of Decarbonising the Global Economy). This involves building the theoretical and empirical foundations for study of how economic, energy and environmental policies interact to drive decarbonisation of national and global economies, and reduce the risk of climate change. The research is done both in support of national and global policy assessments, and in collaboration other groups in the Tyndall Centre to create an integrated assessment model coupling climate science and E3 models.
Newcastle University
Our research mission in Tyndall Newcastle is to provide analyses, tools and demonstrations to enable practical responses to the challenges of intensifying global change. We are tackling the complexity of coupled technological, human and natural systems, at a range of spatial and temporal scales. Our research is shaping the management of long term change and associated uncertainties, in particular along coastlines, in river basins, within urban areas and nationally.
University of Southampton
Tyndall Southampton has been a Tyndall core partner since the Centre’s inception in 2000. A wide range of research has been undertaken across the Schools of Geography, Engineering Sciences, Ocean and Earth Sciences and Civil Engineering and the Environment. This has included earth systems modelling, water resources analysis, renewable energy and geo-engineering.
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