Life/career update:
I’m done moving now!

In June, I joined @pik-potsdam.bsky.social as a working group leader. I’m excited to get to contribute to PIK’s work on understanding the Earth system, in particular the ocean’s role in it, and the impacts of climate change 🌍🌊

🌊 The abstract deadline for BACO-25 was extended to 25 Feb! 👏

Come join our sessions on the Southern Ocean (PO6) and Earth System Models (JCMP10)

baco-25.org/new/sub2/sub...

Show me your pet and what they are named after.

Hint: her sister’s name was Taiga

And this is the region where it is all taking place, with the railway for transporting the iron connecting Kiruna and Malmberget to the ports in Luleå (Sweden) and Narvik (Norway)

And here are a couple of my own pictures of an old wooden house being moved using a specialised trailer.

This is what it can look like to live on top of a mine. Here you see Malmberget before it was removed. My partner lived a few hundred metres from this big hole in the ground up until five years ago. The ground would shake, every day. The tall building is 13 stories. My school is also in the picture.

Satellites are very helpful here, but they can only see the surface. Collaboration is still needed for sub-surface data 🌊

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Go to your settings and activate a requirement for it. It will help you remember!

Me 🏂

The extremely low Antarctic sea ice extent of this year has been on my mind a lot lately, thinking about how to best explain it to non-scientists. This article gave me some helpful phrasings.

(Graph from the BBC for illustration of the current status)