Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Exeter, working with Prof. Jim Haywood. You can view my CV here.

My research is currently mainly focused on understanding the potential risks and benefits of Sunlight Reflection Methods (SRM).

I have also done work on the polar amplification of warming (review and paper) and understanding past warm climates such as the Eocene (paper 1 and paper 2).

I co-host the Solar Climate Intervention Virtual Symposia. If you want to present your SRM research, please get in touch.

I am also happy to discuss collaborations (academic, outreach, or otherwise), don’t hesitate to reach out.

Selected Publications

Henry, M., E. Bednarz, and J. Haywood : How Does the Latitude of Stratospheric Aerosol Injection Affect the Climate in UKESM1? 10-min presentation and Accepted pre-print.

Jordan, G. and M. Henry : IMO2020 Regulations Accelerate Global Warming by up to 3 Years in UKESM1. Paper

Henry, M., J. Haywood, A. Jones, M. Dalvi, A. Wells, D. Visioni, E. Bednarz, D. MacMartin, W. Lee, M. Tye: Comparison of UKESM1 and CESM2 Simulations Using the Same Multi-Target Stratospheric Aerosol Injection Strategy. Paper, 15 min talk, Old 30 min talk.

P.C. Taylor, R.C. Boeke, L.N. Boisvert, N. Feldl, M. Henry, Y. Huang, P. Langen, W. Liu, F. Pithan, S. Sejas, I. Tan: Process Drivers, Inter-model Spread, and the Path Forward: a Review of Amplified Arctic Warming. Frontiers in Earth Science. Paper Carbon Brief guest post

Henry, M. and T.M. Merlis: Lapse rate changes dominate residual polar warming in solar radiation management experiments. Geophysical Research Letters, 2020. Paper and AOFD talk recording.

Work in progress

Henry, M., H. Hirasawa, J. Haywood, and P. Rasch : Sea-Salt Injection to Cool the Arctic : an Earth System Model Comparison.