[CRYOLIST] IGS Global Seminars starting 12th January

Dear all

 

The IGS Global seminar series starts back next week on January 12^th with Ute Herzfeld, University of Boulder “Lasers big and small -- From ICESat-2 to the surge of Negribreen, Svalbard”. We are still looking especially for more Early Career or short-form speakers for Jan 19^th / Feb 16^th / Mar 23^rd slots!

 

Seminar times:

London - 9pm

Europe - 10pm

East Coast US - 4pm

West Coast US - 1pm

Delhi (+1) - 2.30am

Tokyo (+1) - 6am

Sydney (+1) - 8am

New Zealand (+1) - 10am

 

Registration link:

https://tinyurl.com/yyhbcqrq

 

Following that we have:

#	Date	Who	Title
75	Jan 12	Ute Herzfeld, University of Boulder, Colorado	“Lasers big and small -- From ICESat-2 to the surge of Negribreen, Svalbard”
76	Jan 19	ECR: Laura Halbach & Lou Lou-Anne Ambre Chevrollier 2 slots available	Title tba
77	Jan 26	Nozomu Takeuchi, Chiba University, Japan	"Cryoconite: the dark side of glaciers"
78	Feb 2	Doug MacAyeal and Richard Hindmarsh, Seligman Crystal talks	DM: “Who is Gerald Seligman?” RH: “What we have done”
79	Feb 9	Koji Fujita, Nagoya University	“Behind the Himalayan glacier fields”
80	Feb 16	ECR: Ugo NanniI, University of Oslo 2 slots available	“Dynamic imaging of glacial structures with a dense seismic array: active/passive crevasses and subglacial hydrology.”
81	Feb 23	Richard Alley, Penn State	“GHOSTly flute music: drumlins, moats, and the bed of Thwaites Glacier”
82	Mar 2	Alex Fraser, UTAS Tasmania	"Antarctic fast ice: why it matters, what we know, and what's missing?"
83	Mar 9	Shelley MacDonell, Centro de Estudios Avanzados en Zonas Áridas (CEAZA)	“Snow and ice in the desert: mountain hydrology and community engagement in the semiarid Chilean Andes”
84	Mar 16	Felicity McCormack, Monash University, Australia	“Recent developments in modelling ice sheet deformation”
85	Mar 23	ECR 3 slots available
86	Mar 30	Andres Rivera Ibanez, University of Chile	“Current status of Chilean glaciers and the discussion of a glacier law”
87	Apr 6	Andy Aschwanden, Fairbanks, Alaska	“Predicting sea-level rise from ice sheets: the good, the bad, and the ugly”
		EASTER BREAK	15th April = 2 years of seminars
88	April 27	ECR 3 slots available
89	May 4	JEDI-themed talks on Star Wars Day: Helen Amanda Fricker, Julia Wellner, Tavi Murray	JW: Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) efforts of the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration (ITGC); TM: “Justice, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) in the climate emergency: how the IGS seminars contribute”
90	May 11	Samuel Cook, IGE(CNRS)	“Fully-coupled 3D modelling of a large Greenlandic outlet glacier with evolving subglacial hydrology, frontal plume melting and calving”
91	May 18	Donald Slater, University of Edinburgh	“Revisiting the crevasse depth calving law in the presence of submarine melting”
92	May 25	Jane Hart, University of Southampton	“Exploring the subglacial environment”
93	Jun 1	Sue Cook, UTAS Tasmania	“Ocean-driven melt of Antarctic ice shelves: integrating field measurements into a model intercomparison”

 

Hope to see you there! Best wishes, Tavi