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Ice Core Young Scientists (ICYS) is an informal, international network of early career scientists studying polar and alpine ice cores and related sciences.
Joined June 2018
RT @AlexisLamothe11: Tomorrow, I will be presenting my work on ammonium 15N stable isotopes in ice core to the @ICYSci community.Ask me if….
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Join us for our next seminar in a few days!! .THURSDAY 13th April at 15:00 CET. Zoom link will be sent out the day before the seminar so sign up (or email us for the link!)
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ICYS Seminar - - March 23rd 16CET on Zoom! .The zoom link will be sent out to the ICYS seminar mailing list Monday! Not on the mailing list? .Email us to sign-up (or for the zoom link if you prefer).
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🗣️👥 We've got seminars coming back!!!.First seminar for the 2023 season will be on 23 March at 16 CET. Stay tuned for the list of the THREE speakers and their exciting topics!! .Interested in being a speaker? Contact us via email of slide into the DMs!.
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Whether you are building a career in polar research, have decades of polar experience, or want to learn more about how communities, scientists, & decision makers can better work together to solve complex problems, this panel discussion will offer insights and inspiration for all!.
📢Exciting seminar held by the Polar Impact, an international, inclusive network to support, highlight, and connect racial and ethnic minorities in the polar sciences. See the thread for details!!.
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The event will take place on February 28 from 9-10a EST, 2-3p GMT, 7:30-8:30p IST, and registration through Eventbrite is required to receive the zoom link. Please contact us at hello@polarimpactnetwork.org if you have any questions. We hope to see you there! " 3/3.
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". In this discussion, we will consider collaborations through multiple lenses and embrace the benefits that come from engaging with interdisciplinary research groups, policy and decision makers, and community members. " 2/3.
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"Please join us for the third event in the Polar Impact Mentorship Initiative Event Series, "Meaningful Collaborations in Polar Research, Policy, and Polar Communities", where we will explore what contributes to “successful” collaborations. 1/3.
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📢Exciting seminar held by the Polar Impact, an international, inclusive network to support, highlight, and connect racial and ethnic minorities in the polar sciences. See the thread for details!!.
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RT @CapronEmilie2: We have a funded PhD project in ice core science @IGE_Grenoble focusing on carbon cycle-climate interactions during the….
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Dedicated, he was a driving force in the community. And remarkably humble, always with an eye to promoting the youngest among us. Thank you Robert. Our hearts go out to his family. (2/2).
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It is with sadness that we share with you the death of Robert Delmas. Robert was one of those great scientists that every young scientist would have liked to meet. Brilliant, he was one of the precursors of the study of ions in ice cores. (1/2).
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RT @Geo_Muenster: Post conference excursion: after an amazing view over the glaciers,amazing geology,I was able to climb the Matterhorn #ip….
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RT @icememory_: [Workshop] Tomorrow, as a continuation of #IPICS2022 International Partnerships in Ice Core Sciences, glaciologists involve….
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Ok, we did not see the Matterhorn, but spotting the glaciers in a white &black panorama was anyway fascinating! Thanks for following #ipics2022! Now it is really finished!.Have a safe journey back home and see you at the next edition! :).-Frank
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IPICS is about to finish, but is not over yet! Come back after the coffee break at 4 pm for the final talk ("A half century of partnerships in ice core sciences: evidence of progress and areas for improvement" by Matthew Osman.#ipics2022.
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Ayako Abe-Ouchi presents her work on the role of astronomical forcing in shaping the 41-kyr glacial cycles before the Middle Pleistocene Transition #ipics2022.
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After lunch do not miss the last session of this #ipics2022: Glacial/interglacial dynamics, interglacials and sea level. Enjoy the food.
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Peter Neff, University of Minnesota, presents a 150-year 14CO record from Law Dome ice core to estimate changes in OH concentration in response to large changes in reactive trace gas emissions. The [OH] defines the atmospheric lifetime of reactive gas species in the atmosphere.
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