NESSC colleague Professor Marten Scheffer publishes in Nature Climate Change Direct Evidence for a Positive Feedback in Climate Change Were historical warm periods driven by higher greenhouse gas levels, or did
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Artic sea ice maximum lowest on record
NESSC colleague Professor Michiel van den Broeke was interviewed by AD on the presence - or better absence - of sea ice in the Arctic region in the near
/ read moreReconstructing sea-level change: concept, approach, chronologies, challenges, and ways toward improvement: 2-day Intensive Course
Thursday 26 & Friday 27 March, 2015 By Eelco J. Rohling Research School of Earth Sciences, the Australian National University, Canberra 2601, Australia Utrecht University, Earth Sciences building, room N112 Eelco Rohling:
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NESSC research has an extensive range, from the freezing poles to the heat of the African tropics. PhD candidate Loes van Bree’s research involves her comparing the current global
/ read moreConference was a great success (pictures!)
A lot of presentations, drinks, food, small talk and overall socializing defined the two day Darwin/SIAM/NESSC conference. Thanks to the effort of all participants and the organisation the event was
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