It's not only about the Antarctic ice extent anomaly: "Fractured foundations: how Antarctica's 'landfast' ice is dwindling and why that's bad news" theconversation.com/fractured-foun… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

PhD students wanted for research into #sealevel, #geodesy, #icesheets, #EarthSciences. Amazing place to study here in Tasmania University of Tasmania - #1 university in the world for climate action. Background in maths, physics, geodesy, engineering, quantitative Earth sciences all welcome. 1/3

"Les géants européens du pétrole, en particulier BP, Shell & TotalEnergies, sont en train d’opérer une discrète mais sérieuse volte-face, en misant sur les énergies fossiles, au mépris du consensus scientifique." Nabil Wakim En conscience & connaissance! lemonde.fr/idees/article/…

🚨 JOB ALERT - 3 yr post doc🚨 What on earth is going on with Antarctic sea ice? Come and help us find out! careers.utas.edu.au/cw/en/job/4988… Join an amazing team - Ariaan Purich, Prof. Matt England, Will Hobbs, and me.

New paper led by Julius! Showing how recent wind and sea ice anomalies impacted an East Antarctic ice shelf. Some great obs and important results ⏬

A new study reveals large-scale variations in wind and sea ice are causing the waters to warm below East Antarctica's Fimbulisen Ice Shelf - and it could influence future sea level rise across the world. Discover more: bit.ly/3LZe5vw 📷(1) Julius Lauger (2) @NorskPolar

1. Over 40% of Antarctica’s ice shelves reduced in volume over 25 years. Almost all the ice shelves in western #Antarctica lost ice from 1997 to 2021. In contrast, most on the eastern side stayed the same or increased in volume. Animation: Planetary Visions/European Space Agency

In the anniversary of the Paris Agreement and as the Parties negotiate the #COP28 declaration to keep alive the 1.5°C threshold, an analysis using #C3S data shows that we've lost 19 years in the battle against global warming. More👉bit.ly/3Tjckh6

En tte transparence, partage dans le🧵ci-dessous, de ma prise de parole a Bordeaux pour dénoncer le forage prévu de 8 puits de pétrole 5 moments👇 1. Constat 2. Cadre phys. non négociable 3. Argument du dealer de drogue 4. Science & décisions politiques 5. Citoyen scientifique 1/

"Go with the Floe" Honoured to have a shot featured on this year’s Natures annual photography competition "working scientist" #Arcwatch #PS138 #iceicebaby nature.com/immersive/d415…

New paper out in Communications Earth & Environment! We show how satellite altimeters can help us monitor the dense water export from the Antarctic Margins.

🌊 After more than 50 days away, the shipload of science aka the Denman Marine Voyage on RSV Nuyina has left the sea ice and is heading for home. (* there's always one in shorts! 😆) Follow what the #DMV has been doing at aappartnership.org.au/DMV/ 📸 Pete Harmsen/antarctica.gov.au

Today I left Hobart and I had to say goodbye to a lot of friends. I had a really fun time and met lots of amazing people. Kaihe Yamazaki 🌊❄️ it was great to share that experience with you, you're welcome in France anytime!

🚢🪩 How many science projects can you fit on one ship? Enjoy this wrap-up of the Denman Marine Voyage #DMV to East #Antarctica on Australia's icebreaker RSV Nuyina. Watch the full video at youtu.be/tbnl7M4kZTk With antarctica.gov.au, Australian Centre for Antarctic Science (ACEAS), Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future and IMAS

私の現在のポジションが2026年6月に契約満了となり、その後は日本に戻ろうかと考えているのですが、万が一「雇っても良いよ」という方がおられましたら、ぜひお気軽にご連絡ください。一応研究職志望ですが、民間企業様も大歓迎です。

Antarctica has its own ‘shield’ against warm water – but this could now be under threat theconversation.com/antarctica-has… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand