I am a climate scientist working at the intersection of Earth-system science, ice-sheet dynamics and long-term climate change.

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My research explores how climate, ice sheets, oceans and the solid Earth interact across timescales, from past climate transitions to future sea-level commitments.

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Alongside my research, I am actively involved in international scientific coordination and science diplomacy, particularly through the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) and the SCAR research programme INSTANT - Instabilities and Thresholds in Antarctica.

 

Communicating climate science beyond academia is an important commitment for me, and I regularly organise activities for schools, community groups and wider public audiences.

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As a hobby, I also shoot and edit videos of the places I visit or study, using images and sound to convey something of their atmosphere and emotion beyond the science.