Our aim is to produce synchronous ice margin reconstructions, or time-slice maps, depicting the evolution of the Eurasian Ice Sheets (including the Scandinavian, British-Irish, Barents-Kara-Sea and Svalbard Ice Sheets) through the last glacial cycle 40,000 to 10,000 years ago.
The maps summarise the available geological evidence and therefore will provide a critical empirical test for results from numerical and isostatic ice sheet modelling. Our reconstructions include maximum and minumum bounds to represent all lines of geologcial uncertainty.
Open Positions DATED
- Associate professor in Media and interaction design
- PhD position at the Department of Clinical and Biological Psychology
- PhD Research Fellow in atmospheric physics
- Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the physics of weather and climate
- Postdoctoral Research Fellow position within Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Offshore Wind