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1. Long-term geospace climate monitoring

   Climate change is characterized by global surface warming associated with the increase of greenhouse gas population since the start of the industrial era. Growing evidence shows that the upper atmosphere […]

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2. The impacts of combined SAM and ENSO on seasonal Antarctic sea ice changes

   Both the Southern Annular Mode (SAM) and the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) are critical factors contributing to Antarctic sea ice variability on interannual time scales. However, their joint effects on […]

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3. The Impact of Stochastic Mesoscale Weather Systems on the Atlantic Ocean

   The ocean is forced by the atmosphere on a range of spatial and temporal scales. In numerical models the atmospheric resolution sets a limit on these scales and for typical […]

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4. Soil Fungal Diversity and Ecology Assessed Using DNA Metabarcoding along a Deglaciated Chronosequence at Clearwater Mesa, James Ross Island, Antarctic Peninsula

   We studied the fungal diversity present in soils sampled along a deglaciated chronosequence from para- to periglacial conditions on James Ross Island, north-east Antarctic Peninsula, using DNA metabarcoding. A total […]

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5. Developing an Information Management Framework for Environmental Digital Twins (IMFe).

   Environmental science is primarily concerned with assessing the impacts of changing environmental conditions on the state of the natural world. The UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) has recently published […]

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6. Obituary – Dr Peter John Tilbrook

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7. Species distribution models describe spatial variability in mesopelagic fish abundance in the Southern Ocean

   Mesopelagic fishes play a central role in the transfer of energy through open-ocean food webs, particularly in the Southern Ocean where they are both important predators of zooplankton and a […]

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8. Evolution of an accretionary complex (LeMay Group) and terrane translation in the Antarctic Peninsula

   The LeMay Group accretionary complex of Alexander Island (Antarctic Peninsula) comprises a 4 km thick succession of variably deformed turbidites associated with thrust slices of ocean floor basalts. The depositional […]

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9. Bendocapillary Instability of Liquid in a Flexible-Walled Channel

   We study the bendocapillary instability of a liquid droplet that part fills a flexible walled channel. Inspired by experiments in which a periodic pattern emerges as droplets of liquid are […]

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10. Planktic foraminifera iodine/calcium ratios from plankton tows

    Planktic foraminifera test iodine to calcium ratios represent an emerging proxy method to assess subsurface seawater oxygenation states. Several core-top studies show lower planktic foraminifera I/Ca ratios in locations with […]

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11. Antarctica as a ‘natural laboratory’ for the critical assessment of the archaeological validity of early stone tool sites

    Lithic technologies dominate understanding of early humans, yet natural processes can fracture rock in ways that resemble artefacts made by Homo sapiens and other primates. Differentiating between fractures made by […]

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12. Levels and distribution profiles of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) in a high Arctic Svalbard ice core

    Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of persistent organic contaminants of which some are toxic and bioaccumulative. Several PFAS can be formed from the atmospheric degradation of precursors […]

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