Past to Future (P2F)

Past to Future (P2F): Towards fully palaeo-informed climate projections. Twenty-one European partners together with three associated partners form Switzerland, the US and Australia, covering a broad range of fields from mathematics, physics, geology, (palaeo-)biology and archaeology, will join forces. The common goal is to make optimal use of past climatic information to better understand Earth’s climate response to various kinds of forcing, with a focus on abrupt climate transitions and tipping...

Icelink

Advancing Knowledge of North Atlantic Land ICE - LINKing Observations and Models (IceLINK) is a H2020 funded project running from Febr 2025 and until 2029. Lead PI is Christine Hvidberg (NBI).

An improved understanding of trends and variability of ice evolution is important, and ICELINK will address this challenge by integrating Earth Observation data, in-situ observations and ice flow and climate models into an improved understanding of the processes that control the evolution of glaciers.

DFF-Holocene sea ice variability in the Arctic

"Holocene sea ice variability in the Arctic" is a DFF funded project 1 (Inge Lehmann) with the aim to study how sea ice have varied over the Holocene (1131-00007) .

I am PI of this project, which funded also PhD Nanna Andreasen in the period 2022-present.

PRECISE

PRECISE-PREdicting Changes in Ice Sheets on Earth is a 6-year Novo funded Challenge project which started in 2023. Primary Investigator is Christine Hvidberg. The project also involves DMI, and Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences at Northumbria University (UNN).

TiPES

TiPES is a Horizon 2020 funded project that will run from September 2019 and 4 years on. The main object is to better quantify the tipping elements that are present in the climate system and to ensure that climate projections also include these.

From 2018 to present I work within WP1 on on paleoclimatic tipping points. In addition I am the scientific manager for TiPES and active in the outreach of the project.

ice2ice

Ice2ice was an ERC synergy project running 2015-2018 with the aim to understand better the connection between sea ice and land ice.

My research was on WP 1in reconstructing past sea ice changes from ice core proxies. In addition I was the scientific manager and very active in the outreach for Ice2ice.

The NEEM ice coring project

Between 2007 and 2012 an ice core to bedrock was drilled in North-West Greenland to retrieve ice from the previous interglacial, the Eemian. In 2015 the camp equipment was pulled across the ice for another deep drilling project, The East Greenland Ice-core Project (EastGRIP).

I participated in field work in 2010 doing Continuous flow analysis and in 2012 packing down camp and dping surface science. In 2015 I was part of the traverse moving the dome to the EGRIP site.