On December 19th last year an OCEAN:ICE publication was released in the Journal Nature: “Record Low Antarctic Sea-Ice in 2023 Increased Ocean Heat Loss and Storms”, by Simon A. Josey, Andrew J. S. Meijers, Adam T. Blaker, Jeremy P. Grist,…
We are thrilled to continue our collaboration with PolarRES on the video series ‘Explain it in Two Ways’! This series aims to break down complex scientific processes for both the general public and scientific audiences, offering valuable insights from our…
Climate models often poorly represent ice-sheet mass loss, leading to uncertainty in climate predictions. Our new paper aims to be a step towards bridging this gap by providing the first historically calibrated projections of Antarctic freshwater fluxes by 2300. These…
Vio, please introduce yourself. My name is Vio Coulon. I am an ice sheet modeller working as a Postdoc Researcher at the ULB in Brussels. Tell us about your professional and academic career before becoming part of the OCEAN:ICE community. …
The American Geophysical Union (AGU) is a vast organisation, and it promotes its annual meeting as being the largest gathering of earth and space scientists on the planet. Having attended several such meetings now, I’m still struck by how massive…