Alberto Arribas

Alberto Arribas has a diverse and extensive work experience in various scientific and technological roles. Alberto is currently the Head of Ocean Informatics at the National Oceanography Centre. Prior to this, they served as a Scientific Committee Member at the European Environment Agency. Alberto also had roles at the University of Reading as a Visiting Professor, where they focused on climate change and artificial intelligence, as well as leading research in the use of machine learning for humanitarian aid. Alberto Arribas worked at Microsoft as the Europe Lead for Sustainability Science, where they provided strategic advice on sustainability challenges and led the Microsoft Climate Research Initiative. Before that, they held the position of Associate Professor at the University of Exeter, specializing in data science and artificial intelligence. Alberto was the Head of Informatics Lab and a Met Office Science Fellow at the Met Office, responsible for strategic innovation and technology research and development. Alberto also served as the Head of Monthly and Seasonal Forecasting, leading teams in near-term climate prediction and decision-making solutions for various industries. Alberto Arribas began their career as an Analyst at Accenture.

Alberto Arribas completed their education with a Post Graduate Diploma in Strategy and Innovation from the University of Oxford in 2019. Prior to that, they obtained a PhD in Physics with a specialization in Climate Change from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid from 1999 to 2002. It is unclear if Alberto Arribas completed any other degrees from the same university as the information provided does not specify.