BRITICE-CHRONO: Constraining rates and style of marine-influenced ice sheet decay.
Constraining rates and style of marine-influenced ice sheet decay
ScotIce: How fast could ice caps collapse?
Average surface air temperatures have been rising everywhere on Earth over the last century and are predicted to continue to rise for at least the next century. One of the clearest indicators of this warming is the shrinking of glaciers and the marked reduction of sea ice in the Arctic, where atmospheric warming is most pronounced. Melting of sea ice does not contribute to sea level rise, but meltwater from land-based glaciers and ice caps ends up in the oceans and is a major contributor to sea level rise.
Peeling back tooth layers to uncover cetacean life-history using radiocarbon and stable isotopes.
Building capacity for carbon cycle research in tropical Africa by deploying portable, low-cost, CO2 analysers.
A Shocking Start to Life on Earth
Investigating the duration of hydrothermal activity at hypervelocity impact structures on Earth using multiple geochronometers and numerical simulations, with implications for the habitability of impact structures on early Earth and on other planets.
CLIME
Climate Change Impacts to Marine Ecosystems in UK Regional Seas
ECOCHANGE
Ecosystem consequences of changes to habitats and implications for a net gain energy approach
VALMAS
Value of Marine Artifical Structures
NC S&F In-situ 14C Facility
Re-establish in-situ 14C extraction capability
CALUM
Modelling the potential for a Controlled Agriculture Environment in Aryshire.
ISOMET
European-wide collaboration on methane isotoplogue measurements, standardisation and strategies.
POLYGRAM
Investigation of methane cliumped isotope in atmoshpere (ambient air, point sources, etc) to constrain methane budgets and inform mitigation strategies, in collaboration with several other UK universities
ERW : co-benefits for agriculture & the environment
Investigates the change in soil chemistry, with and without ERW, to quantify the effects this process may have on soil, plant health and the environment in the longer term. Negative impacts such as potentially toxic element (PTE) contamination will also be assessed focusing on ecological and human health impact.
‘The impact of wildfire severity on soil pyrogenic carbon across contrasting fire-prone ecosystems in central Chile
‘The impact of wildfire severity on soil pyrogenic carbon across contrasting fire-prone ecosystems in central Chile: Temporal dynamics and related effects on soil properties’
RANNIS
Power, Wealth and Pandemic in Two Valleys: Svarfaðardalur, Hörgárdalur and their hinterlands ca. AD 870–1500
Biochar Demonstrator
Biochar Demonstrator Addressing Key Deployment Barriers for Carbon Sequestration. BB/V011596/1:
Tropical Carbon
Building capacity for carbon cycle research in tropical Africa by deploying portable, low-cost, CO2 analysers.
SPECTRAL
Stabilisation of pyrogenic carbon in tropical grasslands
Iprevent
Increase colonic propionate as a method of preventing weight gain in adults aged 20-40 years.
IMPACT OF PROTEIN QUALITY AND FIBRE IN AGEING
Exploring the impact of protein quality and fibre on gut barrier function, inflammation and body composition in ageing.
GITOOLS
Novel tools for evaluating intestinal dysfunction in children and adults with malnutrition disorders
