Exploring South Georgia’s seafloor fauna with SQUID
I recently spent four-and-a-bit weeks aboard the German blue water research ship RV Meteor along with Oli Hogg, my PhD student. We took part in the “Methane South Georgia” research […]
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Read more of: Exploring South Georgia’s seafloor fauna with SQUID
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Live from the Arctic!
Read more of: Live from the Arctic!This is not my average Arctic field season. Usually the months before departure are spent in a tiered state of preparation – getting field equipment ready and sending it North, […]
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A fishy business around South Georgia
Read more of: A fishy business around South GeorgiaIn this blog Dr Mark Belchier from British Antarctic Survey (BAS) explains why a team of experts visits King Edward Point biennially to carry out a survey of the fish […]
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Guest blog: How to move an Antarctic research station #2
Read more of: Guest blog: How to move an Antarctic research station #2This is Part 2 of a guest blog written by Ramboll engineer Ben Rowe, who was embedded with the British Antarctic Survey for 11 weeks to advise and assist with […]
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Guest blog: How to move an Antarctic research station #1
Read more of: Guest blog: How to move an Antarctic research station #1This is Part 1 of a guest blog written by Ramboll engineer Ben Rowe, who was embedded with the British Antarctic Survey for 11 weeks to advise and assist with […]
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How can machine learning techniques improve our understanding of climate change risks in the future?
Read more of: How can machine learning techniques improve our understanding of climate change risks in the future?Dr Emily Shuckburgh – Data Anaytics for Climate Decision Making – CSaP Lecture
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Signy Island: Water and Ice
Read more of: Signy Island: Water and IceI wish I could tell you how dramatically isolated we feel here – how the expanse of an ocean that swirls the entire circumference of the planet and stands between […]
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ANTARCTIC BLOG: Working on the Polar Plateau
Read more of: ANTARCTIC BLOG: Working on the Polar PlateauIce core drilling is a large complex operation to firstly get the equipment out into the field, assemble it, drill intact columns of ice and then process the collected ice for analysis. Markus Frey explains.
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Shedding light on lanternfish
Read more of: Shedding light on lanternfishBy Dr Geraint Tarling Lanternfish are found in many of the world’s oceans and get their name from the numerous photophores (light organs) that occur all over their bodies. Also […]
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ANTARCTIC BLOG: Arriving at the Polar plateau
Read more of: ANTARCTIC BLOG: Arriving at the Polar plateauA new blog post from atmospheric and glaciochemist Markus Frey who’s just arrived on the Polar plateau as part of the ISOL-ice research project. Read the team’s earlier post here. […]
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ANTARCTIC BLOG: The Journey South
Read more of: ANTARCTIC BLOG: The Journey SouthA new blog post from ecologist Jes Bartlett, who is working at Signy research station for the Austral summer, about her journey South. Read her previous post about pre-deployment training here. […]
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ANTARCTIC BLOG: Journey to the Polar plateau
Read more of: ANTARCTIC BLOG: Journey to the Polar plateauOur journey to the Antarctic Polar Plateau, where we will be spending the next few weeks as part of the ISOL-ICE research project, began on 7 December. We boarded a […]
