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📢📢CPOM are recruiting 3 faculty posts based at Northumbria University! Lecturer, Associate Professor, Professor in Polar Observation and Modelling. For full details, and how to apply, please see: work4.northumbria.ac.uk/#en/sites/CX_1…

In the 1970s, Dutch cities like Amsterdam were full of traffic and air pollution. Now they are models of sustainable urban planning. Here's the story of how the Netherlands started building their cities for humans, not cars. 🧵

Just a week left to apply for this exciting position on sea ice altimetry! Come work with myself, @_RobertRicker, and others EO Group UiT Oceans & Sea Ice NPI on the INTERAAC project in beautiful Tromsø 🏔❄️🌊

This afternoon at the Int. Glaciol. Soc. sea ice meeting Isolde Glissenaar has extended the ice thickness record of the Canadian Arctic back to 1996 using ECCC Canadian Ice Service ice charts! Preprint available here egusphere.copernicus.org/preprints/2023…

The International Symposium on Sea Ice is in full swing! More than 280 scientists from all over world meet in #Bremerhaven to share their research on #seaice and #snow. The conference continues until the end of the week.🧊❄️#IGSSeaIce Int. Glaciol. Soc. Marcel Nicolaus 📸Amy Lauren Richman

Contratulation: winners of the presentation awards at #IGSseaice: D. Krampe, M. E. Richter, M. Bach, I. Glissenaar, M. Muchow, M. K. Stolla. Honorable mention of J. Rückert, E. R. Fedders, J.F. Chen, C. Wyburn-Powell, N. Day, J. Dörr, and A. Mchedlishvili Int. Glaciol. Soc. 📸Amy L. Richman

This one is for all my followers who understand nynorsk... 😉 I'm feeling very lucky (and slightly petrified!) to have been awarded an European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant. We will investigate rapidly-changing Arctic sea ice thickness during the melt season EO Group UiT UiT Norges arktiske universitet

The Geology of the Tour de France 2023 is now live at geo-sports.org! 30 Geoscientists from 4 continents, 12 countries, and 25 institutes tell you about the geological wonders around each stage of the men's and women's Tour de France! Enjoy and send us your questions!

Arctic terns are likely to be resilient to the effects of climate change due to living over vast areas. 🌍 The hardy birds, which fly on the longest migrations of any animal on Earth, breed in the Arctic and fly to Antarctica for the summer. 👉 fal.cn/3Ad16

Thanks to Michel Tsamados and Stephen for the good discussion! This was actually quite a fun experience 😁

🚨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/…