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Recent research from CPOM and BAS shows record low Antarctic sea ice is four times more likely with climate change
Last year (2023) winter Antarctic sea ice measured at its lowest since 1978 when satellite records began. Using the CMIP6 ...
CPOM’s Dr Sammie Buzzard features in stunning new planetarium show at Life Science Centre
CPOM PI Dr Sammie Buzzard (Northumbria University) is featured in stunning new Earth Defenders! planetarium production now showing at Life ...
Sea Ice Data Scientist role open for applications
CPOM are currently recruiting a Sea Ice Data Scientist. For more information please click this link for the job description, ...
Rosie’s #CPOMOriginStory
There are many routes into polar science from maths to geography and physics. Our #CPOMOriginStories series of videos explores the different ...
New research shows restoring ice melt rates in The Amundsen Sea Embayment to present-day levels within the next century could limit ice discharge and sea level contribution, however a long-term increase in ice accumulation is necessary to reverse ice loss in the region
Global mean sea level has been rising rapidly in recent years and will continue to do so for centuries. The ...
CPOM’s Dr Inès Otosaka gives evidence to the Environmental Audit Sub-Committee on Polar Research
CPOM's Dr Inès Otosaka (Northumbria University) gave evidence yesterday to the Environmental Audit Sub-Committee on Polar Research as part of ...