Dr. Karen Assmann

(Bi-) Polar oceanographer. Skier. Sailor.

[Dr. Karen Assmann @telemargrete]

Honoured to start the Arctic Ocean session at #EGU22 - thank you for the invitation @ClnHz and to all speakers for an inspiring session! More bright and early tomorrow morning...

[Dr. Karen Assmann @telemargrete]

@emma_c_smith 🙋

[Dr. Karen Assmann @telemargrete]

How to very quickly learn a lot about a new area - write a review article 😎

[Nature Reviews Earth & Environment 🌈 @NatRevEarthEnv]

#Arctic waters are transitioning to a state more closely resembling the #Atlantic, due to strengthening inflows of Atlantic Water 🌊

This Review examines the physical & ecological manifestations, drivers & implications of Atlantification

https://t.co/8fpANFZGXS🐻‍❄️

[Geofysisk institutt @Geofysen]

Intermittent reduction in ocean heat transport into the Getz Ice Shelf cavity during strong wind events - paper by @nadsteiger, @DareliusElin, @a_wahlin, and @telemargrete
@Geofysen @BjerknesBCCR @uniofgothenburg @Havforskningen
#GRL #AGUpubs @theAGU
https://t.co/jCmVebeUvE

[Dr. Karen Assmann @telemargrete]

Today's episode of "Early winter running in a warming Arctic": "Chasing photons on Tromsø's longest ice rink."

[European Space Agency @esa]

The iceberg that split from #Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf in July 2017 is on a collision course with #SouthGeorgia. Tracked by satellites such as @CopernicusEU #Sentinel1, the main chunk of the A-68 berg (A-68A) is now about 350 km from the island 👉 https://t.co/vxRd7icFPR

[julienne stroeve @JulienneStroeve]

The Arctic Ocean is taking its time to freeze-up with the total ice extent approaching that in 2012, and as a result, air temperatures are at least 6C warmer than average over the entire Arctic... what a year 2020 has been!
https://t.co/yz4YXQKXi1 @NSIDC @CeosUofm @ES_UCL

[Nadine Steiger @nadsteiger]

Today, @FrontYoungMinds published a kids version of our Nature publication earlier this year! @Meermini did an amazing job at making the science more accessible! Thanks to @a_wahlin and @dareliuselin for the great science behind! https://t.co/QGCJG8lnA2

[Polar Gliders @PolarGliders]

Thrilled to see our work covered by New York Times 🤓🤩! I think they did a great job at trying to explain some concepts. 👏🏾 https://t.co/cpiZzRAz5K. @Naturvetenskap @goteborgsuni @nytimes @loubiddle

[Peter M Haugan @PeterMHaugan]

Ny innsikt fra ⁦@Havforskningen⁩ ⁦@BjerknesBCCR⁩ ⁦@Geofysen⁩: Varmt vann som strømmer inn i Barentshavet blir ikke så effektivt avkjølt som før - Da blir også dypvann og bunnvann varmere med global oppvarming. Nature Climate Change. https://t.co/MZFaICtlfD

[Thorsten Markus @Thorsten_Markus]

Greenland and Antarctica are losing ice in quantities of gigatons. But how much is a gigaton of ice? Some very nice downloadable animations that visualize it. https://t.co/H3N0WAn3Uk

[Dr. Karen Assmann @telemargrete]

More exciting science from the Getz Ice Shelf - this time moving into the cavity and the ice sheet.

[The Cryosphere @EGU_TC]

New research article: Getz Ice Shelf melt enhanced by freshwater discharge from beneath the West Antarctic Ice Sheet https://t.co/ZSyxU6sMs3

[Mark Drinkwater @kryosat]

This nice animation shows how dynamic the marginal ice zone is, with sea-ice floes tracing out the eddies and turbulent flow in the upper ocean

[Prof. Elin Darelius @DareliusElin]

We're in Nature! Read more on the blog :-) @a_wahlin, @ClnHz, @Meermini, @nadsteiger @telemargrete https://t.co/YQgLAaAtOK

[Dr. Karen Assmann @telemargrete]

Spot the mooring - and find out what it helped us discover about ocean heat transport to Antarctic ice shelves in a Nature paper this week:
https://t.co/CySy7fKQFo
@a_wahlin @nadsteiger @DareliusElin @Meermini @ClnHz @AK_Mazur
@goteborgsuni @BjerknesBCCR @Uib @Havforskningen

[Prof. Elin Darelius @DareliusElin]

Assmann, Darelius et al was highlighted at https://t.co/CI3QQgh4zx!
Read what they write about our work at https://t.co/bEbbImuhM1 https://t.co/BDCjj7Ttqh

[AGU (American Geophysical Union) @theAGU]

Research Spotlight: 2 years of mooring data along the West #Antarctic Ice Shelf finds new controls for the flow of very warm water.

By @ColoTravelGal in @AGU_Eos @DareliusElin @a_wahlin @BjerknesBCCR @Naturvetenskap @telemargrete #climatechange #AGU100

https://t.co/VPJwCfpwwR