Renuka, please introduce yourself. I’m Renuka Badhe, Secretary General of EuroGOOS, the European Global Ocean Observing System. I was involved in OCEAN:ICE through WP6, WP7, and WP9 when I led the European Polar Board until 2025. I founded Women in Polar Science (WiPS), which leads…
Marte Hofsteenge presented at SCAR 2026, in Oslo, Norway, on ‘The non-linear response of Antarctic ice shelf surface melt to atmospheric warming’. Surface melt on Antarctic ice shelves can have important implications for their stability and, ultimately, for Antarctica’s contribution…
Andrew Meijers presented on behalf of OCEAN ICE on Wednesday 12th August at the session led by EPB. Alongside other projects such as PolaRES, POLARIN, SYNCHRONY and the ESA science cluster. Andrew highlighted the work OCEAN ICE has achieved so…
Simon, please introduce yourself. Hello, I am Simon Reifenberg from the Alfred Wegener Institute in Germany, where I work in the Physical Oceanography section. As a seagoing oceanographer, I usually analyse and interpret observational data which are collected during ship-based expeditions.…
Save the dates for the OCEAN ICE Annual Project Meeting, 15-17 September 2026, which will be hosted by the British Antarctic Survey, Cambridge, UK and online. Stay tuned for more information. Image from: What is Cambridge famous for? | The…