Sight seeing and science at BGA PGRiP 2025 🌋🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Big thank you to everyone that helped organise for putting on such a wonderful event, see you next year!

Against all odds both my poster and I have survived a very convoluted route to Trieste from Cambridge via Edinburgh and Bologna without getting separated from one another for #SCARINSTANT2023 with enough time for a quick explore before this evenings events SCAR INSTANT

Is this bottle empty or full? According to one speaker at tonight's SCAR INSTANT #conference dinner it could contain the local #Bora wind. I am not sure though. 🤔

🌊❄️Thank you so much INSTANTers!!! 🌍What an amazing conference! Science is a matter of cooperation, collaboration, and friendship beyond borders...especially for Antarctic science. 👉Stay tuned for outcomes in the next months!

A very inspiring spritz-fuelled week at SCAR INSTANT 🥂 So lovely to meet friends old and new, and heading home with some exciting new ideas to see me through the rest of the PhD!

Interested in the dynamic topography of the Australian continent? Come along to my poster at #AGU23 today! It’s poster DI33B-0028 and I’ll be presenting all afternoon 🌏🇦🇺🦘 Cambridge Earth Sciences

Looks like another two days stuck on the island…

At #EGU24? Come along to my poster at X5.93 between 10.45-12.30 to here me talk about global vertical profiles of tropospheric NO2 and O3 and how we can use these to improve the paramerisation of lightning in chemical transport models! ☁️⚡️👩🏻‍💻

I’ll be presenting at #EGU24 tomorrow on the dynamic topography of the South Atlantic! Come along to X2.42 between 10:45-12:30 to hear all about it 🌎🌍

Currently in Iceland enjoying one last night on shore before heading off into the North Atlantic for the next six weeks as part of the IMPULSE 🌋 Science party team photo to mark the start of our voyage! #Impulse2024

🚢🌊Welcome aboard! 🌊🚢 Meet the science party of the IMPULSE cruise as we board our new floating home for the next 6 weeks, the Marcus G Langseth! Mandatary team photos completed, ready to sail 10 am tomorrow morning! #impulse2024

Yesterday, the Uni of Birmingham led IMPULSE expedition set sail from Hafnarfjörður, Iceland. Find out what the crew will be up to, and how this research will help us to understand global #climatechange birmingham.ac.uk/news/2024/impu…

After just over a day of sailing, we made it to our first OBS drop @ midnight! We’re deploying ocean bottom seismometers to record acoustic waves and using the data to interpret the structure and thickness of the oceanic crust south of Iceland 🇮🇸

Seventy two hours in and all fifty OBSs have been deployed for the first instalment of data collection! 🌊

First wide-angle line complete and the retrieval of seismometers is well under way ready to get them redeployed for the next line 🚩

Our first deployment coincided with the magnitude 7.1 #earthquake in Japan. Our OBSs detected the signal here in the North Atlantic, 8,500 km from the epicentre

🚨Fresh from the press 🚨 My second PhD chapter was published yesterday doi.org/10.1029/2023JB… We investigated the crustal properties and subglacial geology in Wilkes Subglacial Basin and northern Victoria Land, East Antarctica by using joint inversion of gravity and magnetic