I am a glaciologist broadly focused on the impacts of Earth’s changing climate on the cryosphere. More specifically, I investigate how ice-atmosphere and ice-ocean interactions affect ice dynamic processes, with a primary focus on the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets, including their ice shelves. Using a multi-disciplinary approach, I combine satellite remote-sensing techniques with in-situ field observations. Working with numerical modellers, I integrate new observations and understanding into both process-scale and Earth system models to improve projections of cryosphere-driven sea-level rise. I have led multiple field campaigns to Antarctica and also worked in Greenland, Svalbard, the Nepal Himalaya, and the European Alps.
For further information about my research and publications please see my profiles on , or .
PhD January 01 2013
One of the UK’s largest conferences on student engagement and experience, organised by the…
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Professor Malcolm von Schantz.…
Melt from ice sheets on Earth is already contributing to flooding across the globe and is expected…
51 law graduates highlight the transformative impact of EduCourt, an innovative…
Students from 51 Business Clinic have gained invaluable work experience…
Researchers have achieved a breakthrough in solar physics by providing the first direct evidence…
Lecture Theatre 401
-
CCE1, Lecture Theatre 002
-
Back to top
