It was fantastic to attend this - such a shame that we weren't all able to meet in person! It was a pleasure to present my poster and I enjoyed the other work shown. A big shout out to the summer interns that presented, who have done an exceptional quantity and quality of work!

Another fantastic IGSBB, thanks to everyone who helped organise!

👏👏E4 DTP (E4 Doctoral Training Partnership) Glaciology student Helen Ockenden wins John Glen Prize for best postgraduate oral presentation at the at Annual @IGSBB2021 British Branch meeting 👏👏 🤲 International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration Edinburgh Glaciology Int. Glaciol. Soc. Read more 👉 ed.ac.uk/geosciences/ne…

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We’re super excited to show you what @domino_a_jones has been working on! 💥

💥Less than one week to go before #IGSBB2024. We can’t wait to welcome you all in Liverpool - see you soon!💥 (Graphic by @domino_a_jones)

CPOM PI @TreacherousBuzz (Northumbria Uni) and CPOM PhD Researchers @amy_swiggs @N_J_Lee and Laura Melling (Lancaster Environment Centre) presenting their research at the International Glaciology Society (Int. Glaciol. Soc.) British Meeting today University of Liverpool

And just like that another IGS British Branch draws to a close. Alongside the meeting being the 50th anniversary, Doug was presented the Seligman Crystal by Adrian. A terrific few days in Liverpool and we’re already excited for next year #IGSBB2024

A great meeting as always! Thanks to the Liverpool team for running an excellent conference!

After about 14 years of hearing about them, great to attend my first IGS British Branch! A lot of faces I’d not seen in a very long time. And good to know I’m still known as the guy who broke his arm in Greenland.

IGS BB 2024! Great being back at University of Liverpool this week presenting a poster on my research in monitoring the changes in glacial lakes in the Kā Tiritiri-o-te-Moana, Aotearoa (Southern Alps, New Zealand) using an Object-Based Image Analysis approach in Google Earth Engine IGS EGG