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NEW preprint on the future evolution of Antarctic firn air content❄️. Our results underline the different response of low- and high-accumulation ice shelves to future warming, indicating a potentially large impact of ice slab formation on the viability of low-acc shelves.

Hoe zit het nou precies met Antarctica? Bijpraatstuk, aan de hand van vijf gletsjers/ijsplaten. Met oa Stef Lhermitte. En prachtige scrolleffecten van Titus Knegtel. volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/v/2…

🚨 New RSE paper by Sophie de Roda Husman where we present UMelt: an Antarctic-wide 🇦🇶, high-resolution surface melt record by merging multi-source remote sensing data 🛰️ using deep learning 🤖. doi.org/10.1016/j.rse.…

This afternoon I’ll be presenting my brand new results on predicting future Antarctic firn aquifers using ML at AGU2023! See you there :)

🚨Job opportunity🚨 Join us at Geoscience TU Delft as Assistant Professor! If you're passionate about remote sensing and climate modelling, and how to combine these through AI 🤖to pave the way towards a digital 🌍 twin, apply now! tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/…

1/4 Our new paper, providing a comprehensive review of the firn cover over the ice sheets was published today in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 nature.com/articles/s4301… DM if you would like to have a copy!

🎶🤸‍♀️Turn up the radio! 📻🔊 Made my radio debut (or perhaps my one-time radio appearance😉) yesterday at Dutch station BNR Nieuwsradio, discussing my research on high-resolution surface melt detection on Antarctica. A mix of nerves and excitement! bnr.nl/podcast/wetens…

Anneke Vries (Anneke Vries) neemt deze week het @NL_Wetenschap account over om ons bij te praten over Groenland. Stay tuned!☃️

New paper alert!🪇 Led by the very fab Dr Rebecca Dell in Nature Geoscience, we highlight the critical importance of considering slush when studying surface melt in Antarctica. Read more in Becky's thread below! 🧵