It's goodbye from the 2017/18 cohort of PAC. Good luck to the PACcers that are succeeding us!

There goes our kit for our #Greenland19 trip!!

Just back from 10 days camping next to Russell Glacier in Greenland with the Uni of Sheffield PAC students. Fantastic time looking at the geomorphology, ice dynamics and hydrology. Sheffield Geography @arctic_glaciers

Your hard work definitely payed off, and I hope you get a chance to rest before the next adventure! @sheffieldgeog Uni of Sheffield PAC

Exciting day for the PAC course, many of us presented our current issues project and then onto a talk from Andrew Sole about next years fieldtrip to Greenland ! Exciting stuff!

Fantastic way to end our Tuesday talks this semester, with a talk by Susan Conway on "glaciers and gullies on Mars" Join us in the University Arms @ 4:30pm 🍻

A quarter of the world’s population are at risk of water supply problems as mountain glaciers, snow-packs and alpine lakes are run down by global heating and rising demand theguardian.com/environment/20…

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Bjorn be wild! Does it still count as dendrochronology if we’re throwing axes at the wood ?

Relieved to have submitted the research proposal for my MSc (Res)! Now it's time to get to the fun part in science and start the research!

Great day out in the Peak District today with some of my Uni of Sheffield PAC coursemates, such a refreshing break from the library! Feeling like this might have to become a new tradition after every deadline 🏞

Celebrating #WomenInScience with a guest lecture from Katie Miles on the findings from the EverDrill project as part of the @sheffieldgeog physical geography seminar series.

The final of #LeaugeOfLandforms and #TeamDrumlin made it! So you know what you got to do!!!

The ice is still melting and we’re still looking into it and will be for the foreseeable future. Nice to see some of our PAC students virtually getting together today to catch up and discuss our research projects !

Shout out to our course reps who are working hard to ensure minimal disruption to the Polar and Alpine Change Course!