Still a lot of snow across northern Norway - good for spotting the locations of old ice streams 😀

Nearly back from another great EGU, met loads of great people, learned about some amazing research and even found time to enjoy the sun

📣 Our new paper is out in Nature Communications!
Subglacial water—often overlooked—can change sea-level rise projections by up to a factor of three. Big implications for how we model Antarctica.
🔗 www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Two UKRI funded #PhD opportunities to join our lab @aberdlsagb.bsky.social

1. #Dormancy in soil #microbes: findaphd.com/phds/project... (closing 03/02)

2. #Aerosols and #zoonoses: findaphd.com/phds/project... (closing 31/01)

Very take it or leave it on the 4:30am start

But really excited to be back in Sheffield and just about ready to give a seminar on modelling subglacial hydrology in Finland and Greenland

Together with some amazing colleagues in Canada and Finland, we recently produced a paper describing the subglacial hydrology beneath the former Fennoscandian Ice sheet as it retreated 12,000 years ago tc.copernicus.org/articles/18/...

Now feels like a good time to start trying to use this properly, I’m Adam, a research fellow at Aberystwyth University interested in the flow of water beneath glaciers.

Some might charitably describe me as a ice sheet modeller, but I’m more like a muddling geomorphologist with a MATLAB license…

Come and work with me in Bristol and beyond on glacier microbes, carbon fluxes, ice sheet hydrology or natural flood management solutions: a fab crop of PhD projects with lovely collaborators
www.bristol.ac.uk/geography/co... or
www.nhm.ac.uk/our-science/... or
www.exeter.ac.uk/study/fundin...

Is this not normal behaviour? It’s my favourite bit 🙃

Sssh I’m trying to pretend I’m an Earth one now…