We are recruiting for a Research Fellow based at The Australian National University! Undertaking research to investigate small scale atmospheric and oceanic processes and their role in setting the mean state. Applications close on Sunday 20 April. - www.21centuryweather.org.au/about-us/pos...

We had the most amazing time at the Denman Glacier and completed a section of 23 CTDs under close supervision of Adelie and Emperor penguins. 🇦🇶🐧🌊❄️🧪 #DMV @antarcticsciaus.bsky.social

SCAR fellowship applications are open. If you're an ECR interested in a collaborative visit to ANU to work together on Southern Ocean processes, please get in touch. Australia is a great place to be right now! scar.org/fellowships-...

Weather and climate models are both governed by the same physical processes. But there most of the similarities end.

🌊 Mooring deployed through sea-ice "window" between the Denman and Scott Ice Tongues @antarcticsciaus.bsky.social

Very stoked to see this mooring in the water, finally! Incredible work from the on-ice team of Sarah Thompson, Coti Manassero, and Nick Morgan, and the AAD for getting them out there! Much gratitude to the huge group that contributed knowledge and equipment 1/2

If you want to hear directly from ocean scientists, a feed exists for that. Please like it even if you hate the ocean so others can find it.

Winds can drive ocean currents... TIL that ocean currents can also drive winds! www.nature.com/articles/s43...

TL;DR ice shelves melt in weird and wonderful ways, most of which aren't represented in our ocean/ice sheet models (and should be!) Proud to share our review in Annual Reviews Marine Science: www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...

The Antarctic ice sheet is nearly twice the area of Australia and holds enough freshwater to raise global sea levels by 58 metres.

Melting at the fringes: the many ocean processes contributing to ice shelf melt revealed 🧊 Important new review from Dr Madi Rosevear and colleagues shines a light on how these processes will shape future climate and sea level rise. University of Melbourne | AAD antarctic.org.au/melting-at-t...