Excited to share a new article I wrote: The Arctic Ocean is Becoming Less Salty. It was written for and reviewed by children, to make climate and ocean science more accessible and engaging for younger readers. kids.frontiersin.org/articles/10.... #Arctic #ScienceCommunication #MarineScience

The Arctic Ocean is Becoming Less Salty

The Arctic Ocean is the smallest and coldest ocean on Earth, located around the North Pole. Right now, the Arctic Ocean is becoming less salty. Scientists call this process freshening. Freshening happ...

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Just finished up at my first Arctic Encounter Summit as a Northern Vision Fellow. Grateful for the chance to engage with Arctic decision-makers and learn from a wide range of perspectives. A lot to think about moving forward. #ArcticEncounterSummit #ArcticPolicy #ScienceDiplomacy

Check out this popular science article I wrote for @eos.org about the influence of glacial runoff 🧊 on our coastal oceans 🌊 #Arctic #Oceanography #Freshening #PopularScience

Eos@eos.org · 4mo ago

Melting glaciers along Greenland’s coastline are affecting how the ocean breathes and how it reacts to and buffers itself against change, writes @henrychenson.bsky.social of @au.dk. eos.org/science-upda...

I had the pleasure of speaking at Fulbright Denmark’s 75th Anniversary and meeting so many wonderful alumni. It was truly encouraging to see that science diplomacy between the U.S. and Denmark remains a priority, even amid uncertain times. 🇩🇰🔬🇺🇸

Jeg er blevet interviewet af Omnibus til denne artikel, da jeg befinder mig i den særlige situation som amerikaner bosat i Danmark og arbejdende i Grønland. Læs videre her 👇 omnibus.au.dk/arkiv/vis/ar...

Over 200 amerikanske forskere udtrykker solidaritet med Grønland – en af dem er fra AU

Mere end 200 amerikanske forskere, der alle har udført forskning i Grønland, har skrevet under på en erklæring, hvor de udtrykker solidaritet med Grønland og det grønlandske folk og tager afstand fra ...

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Super thrilled my essay in Science magazine was one of the top read this year 📚🇩🇰🇺🇸👬🏻

Katie Langin@klangin.bsky.social · 8mo ago

It isn't easy following science as a career path. Our series of personal essays, published on the last page of Science, aim to shed light on the challenges scientists face and, hopefully, help others feel less alone. Here are @science.org's top essays of the year. www.science.org/content/arti...

On day 16 of our #PLOSClimateCountdown, we're featuring an Opinion piece by @henrychenson.bsky.social and colleagues: "Dreaming the future of polar research: A vision from the next generation" 🔗 journals.plos.org/climate/arti...

Had a great time at Greenland Science Week and Qaagitsi in Nuuk! Such an energizing mix of science, curiosity, and community. 🇬🇱 Thanks to everyone who stopped by and asked great questions. 🌊 🪸 🔬

Had a great time presenting at the Arctic Hub during Ocean Acidification week, along with researchers from around the world ✨🧊🌊

GOA-ON @goa-on.bsky.social · 10mo ago

🧊The #OAWeek Arctic Hub session will present new insights into Arctic Ocean acidification on various aspects such as observations, case studies, biological effect studies, and modelling. Join the conversation on Monday, 13 Oct. at 9:00 UTC! Register: tinyurl.com/ArcticOA25

Check out this article I wrote for @oceanographicmag.bsky.social

BGC_Argo@bgc-argo.bsky.social · 10mo ago

🌊 Oceanographic Magazine highlights an Argo float in the Arctic! A new Argo float is now collecting year-round data in Northeast Greenland, in one of the most remote and rapidly changing regions on Earth. 🔗 Read more: oceanographicmagazine.com/features/oce... #Argo #OneArgo #Argofloat #Argofloats

Writing this piece for Science AAAS gave me a chance to pause and think about what truly matters - to me as a scientist and as a person. If you’re curious, I share my journey of building a new life overseas and the lessons it brought. www.science.org/content/arti...

I thought science hinged on prestige. Moving abroad made me reassess my priorities

In Denmark, this Ph.D. student fell in love with an egalitarian society that values work-life balance

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Writing this piece for Science AAAS gave me a chance to pause and think about what truly matters - to me as a scientist and as a person. If you’re curious, I share my journey of building a new life overseas and the lessons it brought. www.science.org/content/arti...

I thought science hinged on prestige. Moving abroad made me reassess my priorities

In Denmark, this Ph.D. student fell in love with an egalitarian society that values work-life balance

science.org

Check out what 238 other early career researchers and I identified as priorities for the future of polar research 👨🏼‍🔬🔭🧊🇦🇶 pecws.org/synthesis-re...

Check our my new article about the impacts of glacial meltwater runoff. Using 17 years of fjord observations, mixing experiments, and models, we describe the nonlinear behavior of pCO2 and reveal how small biogeochemical changes can have amplified effects in freshened coastal waters. rdcu.be/eCs7o

Glacial meltwater increases coastal carbon dioxide uptake and sensitivity to biogeochemical change

Communications Earth & Environment - Meltwater plays a critical role in enhancing biogeochemical control of partial pressure of carbon dioxide in Arctic coastal systems by reducing buffer...

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