Kate Dillon

ACCS EM trainee. Interested in emergency and expedition medicine.

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

“The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it” - inspiring talks from @RCEMevents on creating a #greenerEM - thank you! I’m starting small today by pumping up my bike tyres….

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

Going green for RCEM’s Environmental Sustainability in EM 🌍🌳🌍🌳 #greenerEM

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

@richpayne88 @EdPsychEd @PastGrace

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

Thanks for all your support 😄

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

Thanks for having me Oundle!

[Oundle Geography @oundlegeog]

1st Form had a great time in Cambridge @scottpolar Museum where the saw the fossilised leaf discovered by H.T.Ferrar (OO) on the Ferrar Glacier in Antarctica, heard @_ekatedillon (OO) talk about her experience working at Rothera @BAS_News & had fun with expedition kit! 🔬🐧🗺

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

We did it! Nearly 70 runners from across Antarctica teamed up to run for an hour to raise money for @WWF_UK. Our target was 250km - we smashed it and ran 605km!! Visit https://t.co/wLknftdCCO to find out more #FightForYourWorld #ThePandaMadeMeDoIt #Antarctica

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

Rothera (Antarctica) is currently flying the flag for Women in Science!! #britishantarcticsurvey #polarwomen #womeninscience #internationalwomeninscienceday #genderequality

[Jess walkup @jawalkup]

The all female science deployment team that left Rothera last month on the first British mission to locate meteorites in Antarctica.

Left to right:
Field guide
Air mechanic
Pilot
Meteoriticist (scientist studying meteorites)
What a great example of #w… https://t.co/VjH3YzOfB3

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

A group of us, across 3 Antarctic stations, are raising money for @wwf_uk by running as far as we can in 1 hour. Check out https://t.co/wLknftdCCO for more details and support us to reach our target of 250km! #ProtectAntarctica #FightForYourWorld #EarthHour

[The Antarctic Report @AntarcticReport]

Celebrating the best 2018 photos from #Antarctica thru the year: Morning sun over Laubeuf Fjord, view from Rothera Station #Adelaide Island; looking north east to the Arrowsmith Peninsula on the continental mainland of #Antarctica (April 2018), pic @_ekatedillon, @BAS_News

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

@DolphinMartina @AntarcticReport @BAS_News @NERCscience Thank you!

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

@joan_rollins @AntarcticReport @BAS_News @NERCscience Many thanks! It was 25sec exposure photo on a #canon750d .

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

I remember taking this photo - it was a freezing cold night over winter, doing star jumps to keep warm during long exposures. It was on night shifts on a 3am walk along the runway! (Photos from my insta @doctorinantarctica). Thanks @AntarcticReport!

[The Antarctic Report @AntarcticReport]

Celebrating the best 2018 photos from #Antarctica thru the year: The center of the Milky Way in Sagittarius looms above the spiny ridgeline of Reptile Ridge; the view from Rothera Station, Adelaide Is, August 2018, pic @_ekatedillon @BAS_News @NERCscience

[The Antarctic Report @AntarcticReport]

Contrasting sedimentary layers on cliffs, Alexander Is #Antarctica; dark mudstones & pale sandstones of the Fossil Bluff Group; abundant with fossilized ammonites, an extinct group of marine molluscs from 140 million years ago https://t.co/DSphUyvQH0 pic @_ekatedillon @BAS_News

[The Antarctic Report @AntarcticReport]

Bergy bits at Rothera Station, drifting up against Biscoe wharf, named after the @BAS_News ship which bore the name of the English navigator who discovered Adelaide Is in 1832. The term 'iceberg' refers to chunks of ice larger than 5m across, pic @_ekatedillon @NERCscience

[The Antarctic Report @AntarcticReport]

Another view of the cliffs of Leonie Island in Ryder Bay, this perspective from Lagoon Island (refuge hut in foreground); behind, the Turner Glacier at right and the Princess Royal Range on Adelaide Island #Antarctica pic @_ekatedillon @BAS_News @NERCscience

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

A day spent ice climbing in Adelaide Island. https://t.co/8wkwLMaaRK

[The Antarctic Report @AntarcticReport]

Personnel from Rothera Station climbing in the Stokes Peaks region of the Wright Peninsula, Adelaide Island #Antarctica, pic Kate Dillon @BAS_News @NERCscience

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

Photo of mine taken from a week long camping trip into the field: a day spent exploring crevassess! I have now been living in Antarctica for 5 months. https://t.co/dsZJUH5FrL

[The Antarctic Report @AntarcticReport]

McCallum’s Pass, the access route to the far side of Adelaide Island, is littered with crevasses, concealing huge tunnels, caves and archways – many dwarfing the field personnel #Antarctica, pic Kate Dillon @BAS_News @NERCscience

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

I have been living in Antarctica for nearly 2 months now (15 more to go). Life cannot get better than this. Follow my insta @doctorinantarctica for daily photos. #remotemedicine #antarctica #instagram #expeditiondoctor #dailyphotos #wildlifephotography #penguins

[Jess walkup @jawalkup]

#Antarctic #Photography fans - I can hightly recommend the insta accounts @doctorinantarctica and @ritchiesoutherton_photography for daily photographs from #Antarctica and a slice of daily like at Rothera Research Station

[Kate Dillon @_ekatedillon]

#globalhealth #THETconference #nicebanner https://t.co/5QFH6U4bAB

[GlobalHealthPlymUni @GlobalHealthPU]

Great 3 days at @THETlinks conference. @GlobalHealthPU staff & students enjoyed meeting everyone who visited our @pupsmd stand and enjoyed listening to all the amazing experience of THET partnership links to improve #globalhealth. Thank you THET.