A new study by Kreuzer et al. (2026, OCEAN ICE Contribution #32) reveals that a critical non-linear response in the Antarctic climate system, the meltwater–stratification feedback, becomes less effective under strong global warming. This feedback loop, central to OCEAN ICE’s…
Kateryna, please introduce yourself. My name is Kateryna Kovalets, I’m a PhD student in The Institute of Mathematical Machines and Systems Problems of the Ukraine National Academy of Science. Tell us about your professional and academic career before becoming part of the OCEAN ICE community. I…
Summary of EGU26 contribution by Feldmann & Albrecht et al At the EGU 2026 General Assembly in Vienna in early May, an OCEAN ICE study by Feldmann et al. () was presented by WP6 co-lead Torsten Albrecht. The study reveals…
OCEAN ICE was featured in the European Correspondent on April 23, discussing the life and death of the A23a iceberg and the wider context of the Southern Ocean/Antarctica for global climate and sea level. The interview with Andrew Meijers…
Andrew, please introduce yourself. I’m Andrew Meijers, and I’m a science leader and physical oceanographer at the British Antarctic Survey, heading up the Polar Oceans team. I’m also one of the science coordinators for OCEAN ICE; I help run the project and represent the UKRI funded…