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Professor Robert Bingham

Professor Robert Bingham

Personal Chair of Glaciology & Geophysics

Group

Jump to former group members, with clickable links to theses:

Current Group Members:

Dr. Felipe Napoleoni, Postdoctoral Research Associate in Radioglaciology
Felipe is part of the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration

 

 

 

 

Helen Ockenden, Ph.D. candidate from September 2019
Funding: NERC Scholarship, part of Edinburgh E4 NERC Doctoral Training Programme
Project title: Inverting for Antarctic subglacial topography from satellite remote sensing
Additional supervisors: Dan Goldberg, Andrew Curtis, Antonis Giannopoulos  (Edinburgh)

Helen is part of the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration

 

Nick Homer, Ph.D. candidate from October 2020
Funding: NERC Scholarship, part of NERC SENSE Centre for Doctoral Training
Project title: Image processing and machine learning applied to Earth Observation of the cryosphere
Additional supervisors: Noel Gourmelen, Sohan Seth (Edinburgh), Hamish Pritchard (British Antarctic Survey), Frazer Christie (Airbus UK)

 

Becky Sanderson (Newcastle University), Ph.D. candidate from September 2020
Funding: NERC Scholarship, part of NERC IAPETUS Doctoral Training Programme
Project title: Investigating the englacial stratigraphy of ice across East Antarctica
Lead supervisor: Neil Ross (Newcastle); Additional supervisors: Kate Winter (Northumbria), Louise Callard (Newcastle)

Becky is part of the scientific research programme SCAR AntArchitecture

 

Carla Huynh, Ph.D. candidate from September 2022
Funding: NERC Scholarship, part of Edinburgh E4 NERC Doctoral Training Programme
Project title: The late glacial and Holocene ice history of southernmost South America
Lead supervisor: Andy Hein (Edinburgh); Additional supervisor: Bob McCulloch

 

Clara Nyqvist, Ph.D. candidate from September 2023
Funding: NERC Scholarship, part of Edinburgh E4 NERC Doctoral Training Programme
Project title: Stability of the East Antarctic Ice Sheet from radar-sounded englacial structures
Additional supervisors: Andy Hein, Sohan Seth (Edinburgh); Neil Ross (Newcastle); Johannes Sutter (Bern)

Clara is part of the scientific research programme SCAR AntArchitecture


Harry Davis
, Ph.D. candidate from October 2023
Funding: NERC Scholarship, part of NERC SENSE Centre for Doctoral Training
Project title: Stability of marine basins in the Antarctic Peninsula Ice Sheet from remote sensing
Additional supervisors: Andy Hein (Edinburgh), Anna Hogg (Leeds)

Harry is part of the scientific research programme SCAR AntArchitecture

 

 

Former Group Members:

 

Dr. Julien Bodart, Ph.D., 2023.
Thesis: Reconstructing the history of the Antarctic Ice Sheet using internal reflecting horizons from radio-echo sounding
Additional supervisors: Andy Hein (Edinburgh), David Vaughan (British Antarctic Survey)
Julien continues in glaciological research, now as a Postdoctoral Researcher with University of Bern, Switzerland.

Julien on LinkedIn

Dr. Tancrède Leger, Ph.D., 2022
Thesis: Reconstructing the late-Quaternary glacial history of northeastern Patagonia (43°S, 71°W): New insights from geomorphology, geochronology and numerical glacier modelling
Lead supervisor: Andy Hein (Edinburgh)
Tanc continues in glaciological research, now as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Tanc on Researchgate

Dr. Rosie Bisset, Ph.D., 2022
Thesis: Satellite and UAV remote sensing of debris-covered mountain glaciers
Additional supervisors: Pete Nienow, Dan Goldberg, Noel Gourmelen (all Edinburgh)
Rosie continues in glaciological research, now as a Postdoctoral Researcher with Vancouver Island University, Canada.

Rosie on UNBC website

Dr. Rachel Oien, Ph.D., 2021
Thesis: Glacier equilibrium-line altitude as a tool to understand past and present climate
Lead supervisor: Matteo Spagnolo (Aberdeen); Additional supervisors: Iestyn Barr (MMU), Brice Rea (Aberdeen)
Rachel continues in polar research, now as a University Teacher at Durham University, U.K.

Rachel on LinkedIn

Dr. Richard Delf, Ph.D., 2020
Thesis: Investigating the internal structure of glaciers and ice sheets using ice penetrating radar
Additional supervisors: Antonis Giannopoulos, Andrew Curtis (Edinburgh)
Richard is now a geophysicist with Orbital Micro Systems Inc.

Richard on LinkedIn

Dr. Frazer Christie, Ph.D., 2018
Thesis: Constraining ice, ocean and climate interaction around West Antarctica
Additional supervisors: Noel Gourmelen, Simon Tett (Edinburgh), Hamish Pritchard (British Antarctic Survey)
Frazer continues to research in satellite remote sensing now at Airbus U.K.

Frazer on LinkedIn

Dr. Damon Davies, Ph.D., 2018
Thesis: The nature and dynamics of ice stream beds: assessing their role in ice-sheet stability
Additional supervisors: Matteo Spagnolo (Aberdeen), Alastair Graham (Exeter; now South Florida), David Vaughan (British Antarctic Survey)
Damon is now a policy researcher at the Scottish Parliament

Damon on LinkedIn

Kyrah McKenzie, M.Sc. by Research, 2017
Thesis: Evaluating grounding-line change of Larsen A, B and C Ice Shelves, Antarctic Peninsula, from 1986-2016
Additional supervisor: Noel Gourmelen (Edinburgh)
Kyrah is now a consultant in the energy sector

Kyrah on LinkedIn

Dr. David Ashmore, Ph.D., 2014, University of Aberdeen
Thesis: The basal environment of Antarctic ice streams from airborne ice-penetrating radar
Additional supervisor: Richard Hindmarsh (British Antarctic Survey)
David continues in airborne geoscience now at the UK Met Office

David on LinkedIn

Dr. Nanna Karlsson, Ph.D., 2011, University of Hull & British Antarctic Survey
Thesis: Radio-echo sounding of Pine Island Glacier, Antarctica
Lead supervisor: David Rippin (now at University of York)
Nanna continues in polar research, now as Senior Scientist at the Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland (GEUS)

Nanna’s website

Dr. Oliver Marsh, Research Assistant, 2008, British Antarctic Survey
Oli worked for me in BAS over summer 2008 on radar data collected from West Antarctica
Oli continues in polar research, now as a Research Scientist at the British Antarctic Survey

Oliver’s website at British Antarctic Survey

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