Had fun presenting this work at #AGU2018 & it's now published in The Cryosphere We suggest that losing the lower sections of Petermann Glacier's ice tongue won't impact much on dynamics, but calving events closer to the grounding line are likely to increase flow speeds & ice discharge!

Fantastic first paper by Jade Bowling, who looked at >500,000 km of icebridge flightlines to identify over 50 new subglacial lakes beneath the Greenland Ice Sheet. @icers_SU Nature Communications @sheffieldgeog Lancaster University @RadioGlaciology nature.com/articles/s4146…

Inspired by Ed Hawkins #ShowYourStripes, here's 50 years of global glacier change! 🏔️ Purple➡️orange = more➡️less ice. #colourblindsafe

Only a true cheapskate spends 2 hours in the library to print their thesis to within 4p of the free university library credit! What a tremendous feeling it is to have it submitted! Thanks to all that helped get me here NCL Physical Geog IAPETUS DTP

A reminder that the numbers we give out here are only surface melt processes, our soon to graduate MSc student @JobRosier here shows another process we need to take into account

Poster session well under way here at Wylam Brewery #IGSBB2019 Northumbria Uni Geog & Env Sciences

The Greenland ice sheet 🇬🇱 is losing mass at an accelerating rate since 1990. However, we show in a new Science Advances study that the runoff increase is much stronger in the North than in the South: a thread [1/n] advances.sciencemag.org/content/5/9/ea…

Northumbria University part of team looking into the risks of melting ice sheets in Antarctica chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-eas…

It's always a powerful message when a model predicts what can be seen in the observations. Ice shelves are like the great flying buttresses in Gothic cathedrals. If they collapse, the whole edifice is in danger of coming down Northumbria Uni Scripps Glaciology bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

TiPACCs: Antarctica and Tipping Points youtu.be/gD7N8Z9PxqU via YouTube

Our Geog & Env Sciences researchers are working on a major £4m EU study on how #climatechange can cause a tipping point in #Antarctica that would cause a major rise in global sea level. They explain more about it in this great video @TiPACCS_EU #AntarcticTipping youtube.com/watch?v=gD7N8Z…

Did you know that ice sheet models are just slowly starting to be directly integrated into climate models?! Check our new EGU Cryosphere @egu-cr.bsky.social post where Konstanze Haubner explains you why that’s the case and why coupling ice sheet models to climate models can be tricky. blogs.egu.eu/divisions/cr/2…

Good morning Vienna! And hello to everyone else. The second day of EGU2020: Sharing Geoscience Online is about to begin. Join us at 10.45am for our session on "The Antarctic Ice Sheet: past, present and future contributions towards global sea level". #shareEGU20 #shareEGU20_CR

Just two days left (deadline now 20th Jan) to submit an abstract to our #vEGU21 session on Ice-sheet and climate interactions (CR3.1)!

Curious about the science of ocean driven tipping points of the Antarctic Ice Sheet? Want to know what we're doing in TiPACCs? Check out our latest video: youtu.be/rc-1GxykCu0 #TiPACCs_EU #AntarcticTipping

Less than one week to go until the #EGU22 abstract deadline (12th Jan). Come and join us for an interesting session on all things related to Ice-sheet and climate interactions! meetingorganizer.copernicus.org/EGU22/session/…