As we seem to, yet again, be talking about the hot UK summer of 1976, a reminder that the UK is not the world. Yes, it was hot that summer over our small region, but the bigger picture tells a different story. And, we've had hotter UK summers since.

Congratulations @lauraboyall.bsky.social for passing her PhD viva with (very) minor corrections! A unique integration of modern monitoring, palaeoclimate, Bayesian modelling, data model comparisons & sci-pol. Expertly examined by Prof Caitlin Buck & Prof Jonathan Holmes. @rhulgeography.bsky.social

To celebrate this first ever World Day of the Glacier, and to highlight the role of climate change in shrinking the glaciers of the Andes, we are delighted to produce a first Deplete and Retreat Policy Brief on the future of the Andean water towers. www.antarcticglaciers.org/2025/03/poli...

PhD submitted! Now officially on the #postdoc hunt. If anyone knows of any jobs palaeoclimate or palaeolimnology jobs, please do let me know!

My turn for a starter pack! Here is a collection of Quaternary Scientists (broadly defined) that you might find interesting to follow. Enjoy. And let me know your suggestions please! go.bsky.app/71XJ4jH

Earlier this year I was asked to be involved in an interview about my research, lakes sediments, and climate change in general. A little different to my every day work but it was definitely fun doing this... you can watch the video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=39i-... 📹[email protected]

New paper (led by Emily Hollingsworth) in P&P assessing spatial and temporal patterns in petrogenic organic carbon mobilization during the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum. It's also Emily's first first-author paper - wooo! #proudsupervisor agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

Great to present some of my PhD work at the #QRA24 conference this afternoon!