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In this blog post, I (Damien Ringeisen) reshape a Twitter thread that I published on November 3rd, 2021. Today, as the COP26 started a few days ago, I would like to help you visualize the reduction of sea ice in the Arctic Ocean. For simplicity, we will compare two years: […]

Huge Melting Ice Cubes

November 4, 2021 in Generale / Science for everyone / The Archive tagged arctic / climate change / extent / ice / ice cube / sciencecommunication / sea ice / volume by Damien Ringeisen (updated 905 days ago)

You probably know the Climate Stripes. Yes, you know, the blue and red stripes representing the earth’s warming from human emissions. This powerful representation, invented by @EdHawkins, shows the average earth surface temperature change over the years. From blue to red, it demonstrates how the human greenhouse gas emissions increased […]

The Arctic Stripes

May 12, 2021 in Generale / Science for everyone / The Archive tagged arctic / climate change / sea ice / stripes by Damien Ringeisen (updated 1082 days ago)

Cela fait déjà quelques semaines que j’ai fêté le premier anniversaire de mon laboratoire à domicile. En effet, lorsque tout s’est éteint pour la première fois en mars 2020, je revenais d’un atelier éducatif dans le Nord. Pour cet atelier, je devais trimballer une loupe binoculaire dans mes bagages (un […]

Un atelier scolaire sur la paléontologie et l’évolution de la ...

May 3, 2021 in Generale / Getting out there / Science for everyone by Jade Falardeau (updated 1089 days ago)

This is post 3/3 in a series on our experiences and tasks as ArcTrain PhD students during the research cruise M164 (GPF 19-1-105) in summer 2020 in the subpolar North Atlantic. Click here to see part 1/3 and here to see part 2/3. It’s just after midnight. Around the ship, […]

The ocean currents of the North Atlantic in a nutshell

April 20, 2021 in Generale / Getting out there / Life as PhD student / Science for everyone by Kevin Wiegand (updated 1103 days ago)

This is post 2/3 in a series on our experiences and tasks as ArcTrain PhD students during the research cruise M164 (GPF 19-1-105) in summer 2020 in the subpolar North Atlantic. Click here to see part 1/3 and here to see part 3/3. A research cruise offers the great opportunity […]

PIES – Not just a piece of cake!

April 13, 2021 in Generale / Getting out there / Life as PhD student / Science for everyone by Simon Wett (updated 1103 days ago)

This is post 1/3 in a series on our experiences and tasks as ArcTrain PhD students during the research cruise M164 (GPF 19-1-105) in summer 2020 in the subpolar North Atlantic. Click here to see part 2/3 and here to see part 3/3. The lines are loosened. The gangway is […]

There and back again – A research cruise during a ...

April 6, 2021 in Generale / Getting out there / Images / Life as PhD student / Science for everyone by Kevin Wiegand, Simon Wett (updated 1103 days ago)

Schools are closed in Germany, outreach projects and workshops are cancelled – does this mean that there is no possibility for us as scientists to reach out to the public and educate young people about our planet and the Arctic? Luckily not: We just had the chance to discover that […]

The Arctic and its role in the climate crisis: An ...

January 25, 2021 in Generale / Science for everyone / The Archive by Franziska Tell, Johanna Hingst (updated 1181 days ago)

Quel est mon projet de Doctorat ? Je veux vous en donner une introduction. Pour rendre cette introduction compréhensible pour tout le monde, quel que soit votre bagage scientifique, je l’ai fait sous une forme spéciale : je n’ai utilisé que les 1000 mots anglais plus couramment utilisés. Valentin l’a fait […]

Se marier dans l’eau

April 13, 2020 in Generale / Science for everyone / Short stories / The Archive by Franziska Tell (updated 1474 days ago)

Sea ice volumes is REALLY disappearing.

Le Volume de Banquise qui Disparait

March 23, 2020 in Generale / Science for everyone / The Archive tagged sciencecommunication / sea ice / twitter by Damien Ringeisen (updated 1496 days ago)