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Tina van de Flierdt

H-index: 51
Environmental science 37%
Geology 24%

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swais2c.bsky.social
🚨Sound the sediment siren! Since the last season at KIS3, our engineers have been busy making modifications to our drilling system, and put it to the test in rural NZ. Co-Chief Molly Patterson recorded this update while on site www.swais2c.aq/media/test-o...

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swais2c.bsky.social
When you gotta get your steps in, but you like napping…We’re celebrating Antarctica Day by sharing this Weddell seal that our science team met today (keeping at least 10m distance!). It’s the anniversary of the 1959 Antarctic Treaty, which designated the continent to peace and science.

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swais2c.bsky.social
Shout-out to the awesome women of our 2024/25 on-ice team this International Day of Women and Girls in Science! From co-chief scientist to medic to hot water driller, these inspiring women played vital roles at our deep-field research camp. Thanks for your contributions to our critical science!
vandeflierdt.bsky.social
A day late with this post for the annual #ShowYourStripes. But it is never too late to spark a conversation about the climate crises
edhawkins.org
Is the UK hot right now?

YES - it's hot!

Live temperature updates hour by hour, every day.

istheukhotrightnow.com
joerirogelj.bsky.social
⚠️Global warming caused by humans is advancing at 0.27°C per decade – the highest rate since records began.

This is one of the indicators updated every year by over 60 international scientists in the annual Indicators of Global Climate Change report – published today. doi.org/10.5194/essd... /1
barackobama.bsky.social
Harvard has set an example for other higher-ed institutions - rejecting an unlawful and ham-handed attempt to stifle academic freedom, while taking steps to make sure students can benefit from an environment of intellectual inquiry, rigorous debate and mutual respect. Let’s hope others follow suit.

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bgs.ac.uk
Due to high demand we've added another date for our geology CPD session.

Free spaces now available on June 26:

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/extra-date...
A graphic promoting the CPD session, with the words 'primary teacher CPD; rocks, fossils and soils with the British Geological Survey. To the right are pictures of a trilobite, Arthur's Seat, an external shot of the Natural History Museum and a thin section.
davidho.bsky.social
I'm able to make this animation of how the ocean breathes in and out CO₂ because of data collected by NOAA scientists, data served at NOAA websites, and tools provided by NASA. All are under threat of being dismantled by the Trump administration.

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helenczerski.bsky.social
It may feel as though we live in dark times, but here in the UK there are LOADS of science festivals celebrating ideas, sparking curiosity & sharing the latest research (for both adults & kids). Someone told me recently they didn’t know where to look, so I made a list. Here goes… [deep breath]:
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vandeflierdt.bsky.social
Amazing footage from our deep field work in Antarctica to tackle questions vital for humanity. Shout out to all the women of this year’s @swais2c.bsky.social on ice team.
vandeflierdt.bsky.social
A truly inspirational group of women who were part of our field season in Antarctica this winter for the @swais2c.bsky.social project. Amazing skills, knowledge, and great vibes. Thank you to Angela Buunk, Ana Tovey, Molly Patterson, Yuri Yamazaki, Linda Armbrecht, Tina van de Flierdt, Jane Chewings
swais2c.bsky.social
Shout-out to the awesome women of our 2024/25 on-ice team this International Day of Women and Girls in Science! From co-chief scientist to medic to hot water driller, these inspiring women played vital roles at our deep-field research camp. Thanks for your contributions to our critical science!

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carbonbrief.org
Daily Briefing | Bloomberg philanthropy to cover US climate dues after Paris withdrawal

🔗 Read today's full briefing here: buff.ly/4hrPkoV

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royalsociety.org
The Royal Society's Newton International Fellowships are now open for applications. These fellowships are for non-UK early career scientists who wish to conduct research in the UK. Find out more, including how to apply: #RSGrants royalsociety.org/grants/newto...

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The Greenhouse sits at the heart of Imperial's climate innovation ecosystem. It's a unique accelerator providing up to £20k equity-free grant funding, free office space & expert mentorship. Learn more & meet the team: forms.office.com/pages/respon...

@ri-science.bsky.social @granthamicl.bsky.social
Q&A webinars! Learn more about the programme, meet the team and find out how to make a strong application. Join us online:

Friday 7th February 12:00

Thursday 20th February 09:00

Tuesday 4th March 16:00

Tuesday 11th March 12:00

Monday 17th March 10:00

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swais2c.bsky.social
It’s been a huge season for our on-ice team KIS3 - our Co-Chief @vandeflierdt.bsky.social sums it up in this end of season wrap. We’re now focussed on our next season at Crary Ice Rise, where we will attempt to obtain a long sediment core youtube.com/shorts/NM5pe...
Expedition Update: Season sign off
YouTube video by SWAIS2C
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aretsch.bsky.social
#KIS3 seen from Space
🇺🇳#Antartica, Ross Ice Shelf
Far away from the next humans....

📸🛰 #Sentinel-2 2024.12.23
🖼️⬅️about 40km wide
🖼️➡️about 1,25km wide

Despite the premature end, these scientists are our modern heroes!

Footage: CopernicusEU

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swais2c.bsky.social
Drilling at KIS3 has ended due to a technical challenge, following the successful deployment of our sea riser. We're proud of the team’s massive effort to progress this close to obtaining the deep core, & are looking ahead to our season at Crary Ice Rise 📷 Anthony Powell/Antarctica NZ bit.ly/41Wu6v7

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swais2c.bsky.social
🎄Happy Holidays and Merry KIS-mas from the SWAIS2C on-ice team at KIS3 on the Ross Ice Shelf!

🎥 Anthony Powell / Antarctica New Zealand

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swais2c.bsky.social
Running out of clean socks on the Ross Ice Shelf? Camp mini-washing machine to the rescue! We’re making hot water from snow to drill through the ice shelf, so we can use this ready supply for our camp washing machine. Hot water driller Hedley Berge took the machine for its first spin.

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swais2c.bsky.social
It’s flubber feeding time! Over the past few days at KIS3 something big, yellow and hungry for snow, has been growing in size – our flubbers. They’re a crucial step in our efforts to access sediment below the ice shelf – providing the water we need to start hot water drilling.
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swais2c.bsky.social
We’re on an ambitious mission for sediment core, but even getting to our site is a mission! Our scientific drilling camp is incredibly remote – KIS3 is 860km from the nearest base. Getting there requires some serious logistics, specialised polar transport, and of course – a weather window.
vandeflierdt.bsky.social
I know it is not the science we are here for, but seals are just too cute 🤩 @swais2c.bsky.social
swais2c.bsky.social
When you gotta get your steps in, but you like napping…We’re celebrating Antarctica Day by sharing this Weddell seal that our science team met today (keeping at least 10m distance!). It’s the anniversary of the 1959 Antarctic Treaty, which designated the continent to peace and science.

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swais2c.bsky.social
🚨Milestone alert! The drill tent is up! 🚨The wind at KIS3 has dropped, and our drill team have completed the final step of assembling the tent – putting the skin on. We're one step closer to the geological records we’re seeking. Find out more about why we’re drilling 👉 bit.ly/4fGHozn

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swais2c.bsky.social
Have skiway - will fly to camp! The traverse team have built a 1.6km runway, and our drillers have been able to make good use of it. Everyone is delighted that camp chef Al Chapman was also able to hitch a ride – things are looking up in the mess tent! 📷 Joe McDougal / Cliff Atkins /Jane Chewings

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