Tomorrow Tue 14 March, 5.30-6.30pm at MurrayEdwardsCollege @MECCambridge.
Great talk by climate campaigner Inge Relph sharing her experiences on finding innovative ways of protecting the planet & prioritising protection of the Central Arctic Ocean.
https://t.co/JpC2wiaOUj
Great start of the week with our Scientific Programme Manager delivering a morning of learning to students from the Downing Scholar Programme @downingcollege@KamranYunus3
"Reducing emissions is absolutely critical, but our actions there will simply reduce the rate at which the problem is getting worse."
Strong statement by @DrSDFitzgerald highlighting the need to do more than reduce emissions.
🔊 We are looking for a Development Manager to join our team!
☑️Are you in fundraising, sales, communications or policy?
☑️Are you looking to make your next move?
☑️ Would you like to work with a world-leading team of climate scientists?
For details: https://t.co/htSQQQUqUx
📢 New Vacancy
✔️ Do you have experience in developing high level strategy?
✔️ Have you worked in a senior leadership or management role?
✔️ Do you have experience in overseeing high performing teams?
For more information & details on how to apply:
https://t.co/BVct4ObqKg
We are delighted to be taking part on this year's #CamFest.
We will be talking about #MarineBiomassRegeneration 🐋 .
March 31st, 12-1pm (GMT)
For more information & how to register: https://t.co/0sZHT4rtW3
Today in celebration of #InternationalWomensDay2022 my thoughts are with the women & children in the Ukraine & those in conflicts all over the world.
Thank you @CambridgeIndy for offering me the space to contribute & raise awareness about #IWD2022
https://t.co/jHAVurUg6e
“Today’s IPCC report serves as a stark warning that humanity’s chances of outrunning the devastating impacts of climate change are uncomfortably low."
CCAG Chair @Sir_David_King featured in @Independent.
Catch all the latest updates below⬇️
https://t.co/8La36xldDv
🤔Did you know? One of our research themes is greenhouse gas removal and within it, we look into #MarineBiomassRegeneration or MBR for short.
The idea is to repopulate the oceans🌊with "whale poo". Do you want to learn more about it?
👉🏽https://t.co/hws6WDZWPY
@newscientist
We are delighted our Founder & Chair @Sir_David_King has been awarded the David and Betty Hamburg Award for Science Diplomacy 2022 by the American Association for the Advancement of Science @aaas.
Congratulations from all of us at CCRC!
Read more 👉🏽 https://t.co/q8naJKVhv3
"I research the physical aspects of the ocean: waves, tides, currents, and eddies. I love working with such a dynamic and interactive system..." Reflections on becoming a #ClimateScientist by Dr Stefanie Mack @mnemoniko Marie Curie Individual Fellow at BAS
https://t.co/WkpANssAG1
A widely resented dress code, harassment reports & complaints of unequal work assignments plagued an Arctic research ship last fall. Experts say these issues illustrate wider challenges women still face in polar science & field research across the board. https://t.co/dIgdjL9Vd8
A month or so ago I asked volunteers to tell me why and how they use science twitter, and they really delivered! We have written about it in the first of a series of editorials @naturemethods https://t.co/8p5h4zuAPr and a related blog post https://t.co/nWLowTNOa0
Tell us about a young child but say “my co-worker” or “my friend’s co-worker” instead of their name. (Because, you know, this is reality now for some of us.)
Ex: My co-worker asked for yogurt and is now crying because I gave her yogurt.