I've been lucky to share my story in the academic journey with @EGU_Climate in its new blog series, "Life of a Climate Scientist". Credit goes to my mentors @NatalyaGomezEPS and @PlanetSabine, who have always been there for me and provided me immense support and opportunities!!
Life of a Climate Scientist is a new blog series started by the EGU Climate Division. Today on this special #WomensDay, we present you Holly kyeore Han, a climate scientist from 🇰🇷 https://t.co/fnms0NnqhW
Swis President visited Cryosphere pavilion at Dubai and we discussed about impact of climate change on different components of Cryosphere and needs of mitigation and adaptation #1.5degree
Extremely excited to attend COP28 in Dubai as an Early Career Research volunteer through International Climate Cryosphere Initiative (ICCI) to communicate the latest science in climate change to inform public, negotiators and stakeholders!
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I am extremely humbled to receive a Macelwane medal from @theAGU this year. This honor is definitely shared with my colleagues, collaborators, mentors, mentees, communities and loved ones. I will aim to make the world a better place for having received this. See you at #AGU23!
First in-person conference attendance in almost 3 years since covid and as a postdoc! I cant wait to meet/reunite with amazing people/scientists at the 2022 WCRP sea level meeting and share science and hope in the world. Here I come Singapore! 🇸🇬
New paper from my group in @EGU_TC on Resolving glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) in response to modern and future ice loss at marine grounding lines in West Antarctica, led by Jeannette Wan with @hollyhan2015, Konstantin Latychev and I. https://t.co/l2OPwVFUkF 1/
Our paper "Capturing the interactions between ice sheets, sea level and the solid Earth on a range of timescales: a new "time window" algorithm" by myself, @NatalyaGomezEPS and Jeannette Wan has been published in the journal GMD! https://t.co/91T3EYCj4A
Huge acknowledgment goes to Glenn Milne, who reviewed this manuscript as part of my thesis as a member of my PhD defence committee, @andywickert who served as an editor in GMD, @woutervdwal, and Volker Klemann who provided extremely useful and careful reviews of the manuscript.
Last but not least - this work is the result of collaboration between members from three different time zones - Korea, Canada, and Singapore during the whole pandemic. I'm thankful to have had such a great team that helped each other throughout the hard times.
Ever wonder about the scope of climate research published in @nature? Here are the papers published in 2021 I handled as climate science editor. Two threads. Here's part 1 on paleoclimate.