There is a postdoctoral position opening in my group at @mcgillu, @EPS_McGill for Fall 2025. See here for more details: https://t.co/YWnaXqjRDK
I am also recruiting graduate students!
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Natalya Gomez @mcgillu wins an Arthur B. McDonald Fellowship in recognition of her significant contributions to understanding the impact of climate change on polar ice sheets and sea levels.
▶️ https://t.co/NIKAnBd5oD
Professors Natalya Gomez (Earth and Planetary Sciences) and Daryl Haggard (Physics) have been awarded 2024 Arthur B. McDonald Fellowships from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).
https://t.co/rHFGw5hjW4
A study led by @NatalyaGomezEPS at @mcgillu and co-authored by UCS’s Dr. Shaina Sadai, in Science Advances, investigates ice sheet & solid Earth interactions, concluding solid Earth can help protect the Antarctic ice sheet—only if we cut emissions now. https://t.co/nmc6RnqXg4
Our study on “the influence of realistic 3D mantle viscosity on Antarctica’s contribution to future global se levels” came out today in Science Advances: https://t.co/k8XPzyPV7q
Rising land beneath Antarctica's ice could slow melting and sea level rise - but only if we slash emissions. New modelling by @NatalyaGomezEPS etal. finds rebounding land could actually lead to higher sea levels if emissions continue to rise unchecked.🧊
https://t.co/y1vXsWFLWv
👏 Congratulations to @EPS_McGill's Nicolas Cowan, Natalya Gomez (@NatalyaGomezEPS), Galen Halverson, Jamie Kirkpatrick, and Christie Rowe (@KeepItRheol), who are all honoured at the McGill #Bravo2024 Gala tonight!
Have you ever heard of Glacial Isostatic Adjustment? 🏔️📷No worries, if you haven't. We've got you covered! We asked @holger_steffen, @rebekka_geo, and @Yucheng_geo. And they told us a lot of interesting facts about GIA. So, go and have a look at it!
https://t.co/GonHakmdsk
One of the wonderful things about #AGU is reconnecting with familiar faces. So good to see group alumni @hollyhan2015 today after the fantastic GIA session she convened, coming straight from COP28 and moving soon to San Diego to start her NASA postdoctoral fellowship.
Then it’s the Honors Ceremony and Banquet! But there’s more, I’m also super interested to go to session U41A bright and early the next morning on Actionable Climate Science: Building Bridges Between Researchers and Practitioners. I’ll be the one with coffee in hand :) 4/
Tomorrow I give the earliest talk of my career - a 7am Ignite style talk on mentoring for the James B. Macelwane Student and Early Career Networking Breakfast. Then a research overview talk at 11:20 in the Macelwane medal session U22A in 3016 MC West. 2/
On Wednesday in C32A I speak about ice-3D GIA projections of Antarctica’s contribution to sea level and McGill colleague Jeff Cardille will present Maya Willard Stepan’s work with Google Open Buildings on the impact of sea level rise on coastal infrastructure in session GC32B. 3/
Here I am in San Francisco for #AGU2023! It is both a special and especially packed one for me this year. Today was #GIA day with an exciting line up of talks and posters. Erica Lucas is in Antarctica with Polenet-ANET so I presented her seismology meets GIA modeling work. 1/
Important push on climate action here from @naish_tim.
This message is not just Tim's. At COP28 I and many others @ICCInet will be repeating many times the critical need to stay below 1.5C.
COP28: Earth’s frozen zones are in trouble - are we listening?
https://t.co/chNLMzzFai