..and if you are interested in new mapping of aqueous and terrestrial ice margin positions of the last Scandinavian Ice Sheet then Dulfer et al in 'Geomorphology' has just landed. Again, data galore for comparsion with ice sheet modelling
Like #surgingglaciers or #Svalbard ? Then check out our new review paper in #EarthScienceReviews #Openaccess
doi.org/10.1016/j.ea... @willharcourt.bsky.social
Image of the article page for a new paper
If you're interested in how ice sheets respond to climate, particularly over very long timescales, you might be interested in our new (open access) paper:
www.nature.com/articles/s43...
New paper! I took a diversion to Earth and reconstructed the flow evolution of the Scandinavian Ice Sheet.
doi.org/10.1111/bor....
A privilege to work on this epic w/ @annalchughes.bsky.social, Helen Dulfer, @jeremyely.bsky.social, @chrisdclark.bsky.social @bmboyes.bsky.social & all co-authors!
An oblique view of a glaciated landscape on Mars. A lobate valley glacier extends towards the viewer from a small valley, and terminates in a lobe. Flow-related structures are visible on the surface.
5 days left to apply for a postdoc job with me, working on Martian glaciation!
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Relevant for glaciologists, geomorphologists, ice flow modellers, GIS or deep learning folks.
Closes 19th Jan. Queries via email.
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Hey all! check out our EGU session GM9.2 Mountain Glaciations in a Changing World: From Deep-Time Reconstructions to Future Perspectives.
The full session description is below, and abstract submissions deadline is on the15 January 2026.
meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU26/sessio...
📢 ONLY 24 HOURS LEFT 🫣to submit your abstract for #EGU26!
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📅 Deadline: 15 January 2026, 13.00CET
🎥: Alberto Caracciolo on #imaggeo
Northern Norway will feel the consequences - Tromsø's ski season is projected to last only one month by the end of the century, down from 3.5 months currently.
The southernmost glacier in Norway is about to extinct soon! 😰
Breifonn was not exactly a small glacier at the end of the LIA (6 km²).
But only scattered patches totalising 0.15 km² remain today, meaning disappearance in the next few years... 😱
www.researchgate.net/publication/...
Hey! My first post!
Dpnt forget to sign up for the QRA ADM hosted by the Universoty of Brighton. Abstract deadline 17th November
sites.google.com/view/qraadmb...
