The North Cascade Glacier Climate Project is looking for team members for the 2023 field season, our 40th monitoring glaciers. Jill Pelto #climatechange

This is a good time and a great project!

Are you an undergrad interested in answering important questions about Earth's past climate using Antarctic ice cores? There are still 3 weeks left to apply for the Center for Oldest Ice Exploration REU program! Check out more details and apply here: coldex.org/reu

Today I asked chatgpt to help make my PhD talk title more ✨jazzy✨ and it gave me “Ice to Meet You: A Millenia Long Ice Core Tale” and I’m not going to lie I love it how is an AI so much more fun than me

The extremely exhausted but equally elated face of someone who just submitted their PhD thesis feat. bonus penguin cookies from @ClimateNerilie

A hearty congratulations to our 2023 NOAA Climate & Global Change Postdoctoral Fellows! Welcome Lilian Dove, Lily Hahn, Makoto Kelp, Aaron Potkay, Ronnakrit Rattanasriampaipong, Clare Singer, Arianna Varuolo-Clarke, & Noam Vogt-Vincent! tinyurl.com/a4p23w9v

Thrilled to announce that I will be taking my NOAA CGC fellowship to @BrownGeoSci! I am extremely excited to keep working on biophysical dynamics in the Southern Ocean. 🌊🚢🇦🇶 Huge thanks to UCAR CPAESS and everyone who has helped me get here.

On my way to #EGU23 and just found out my first, first-author paper was accepted at an EGU journal! Definitely a good sign for a week of conferencing!

Don't have enough firn in your life? ❄️🧊 Then come to my #EGU23 talk on Thursday at 14:00 in Room L3 to hear me say "firn" at least 1000 times in 8 minutes. (but also come to hear me share some very fun research that I'm excited about!) EGU Cryosphere @egu-cr.bsky.social

I'm truly stoked to be joining the faculty Duke University next year. If you’re interested in Earth history, biogeochemical cycles, or the many applications of stable isotopes, reach out to discuss PhD/postdoc/collaborative opportunities!

Also contributed to glacier research becoming a passion for Ben Pelto Bradley Markle Tim Bartholomaus, Jill Pelto , Tom Hammond, and Ian Delaney. We found decreased summer streamflow due to glacier area loss in the Skykomish River and Nooksack River.

Excited to share my first, first author publication! We measured the past methane interpolar concentration difference in ice cores to determine how emissions varied across the last deglacation. nature.com/articles/s4156…

👏👏👏Congratulations to Megan Thompson-Munson for winning OSPA AGU (American Geophysical Union) 2023!!

🙌🏽 Congrats to PhD student MILLIE SPENCER (Department of Geography, CU Boulder) for winning a Fulbright award! She'll expand her work with Mapuche-Pehuenche communities in Chile: gathering oral histories of glacier retreat & hydrological change, & illuminating water insecurity buff.ly/44xGUar

congratulations to Dr. Megan Thompson-Munson Megan Thompson-Munson on her successful Ph.D. defense today CU Boulder 🦬. so proud as her advisor with Bradley Markle! ATOC at CU-Boulder CIRES

👏🏽 Congrats to INSTAAR alum MATTHEW KIRBY (Professor Cal State Fullerton) for recognition of his efforts in research & education! He was a MS student of John Andrews here in mid 1990's & recently elected president of AGU (American Geophysical Union)'s Paleoceanography & Paleoclimatology section. See his news link ⬇️

13 years ago I was picking up my campus card to start my first year of college - now I’m back at UC Santa Barbara to start my first year as faculty 🥹💙

Article: Biogenic sulfate production during the penultimate glacial period only modestly exceeded the following warm interglacial, indicating a partial balancing of dust-driven subantarctic productivity increases and ice-driven high latitude declines nature.com/articles/s4156…