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Joe Mallalieu

@joemallalieu.bsky.social

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Glaciologist & Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham. Researching how glaciers and ice sheets respond to a warming climate, glacial lakes and volcanism (not all at the same time) 🛰🗻📉

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Connie Harpur @connieharpur.bsky.social · 18/02/2025

Time-lapse trail cameras… not just for wildlife! 📸 Chuffed to share this Tools of the Trade article in @natrevearthenv.bsky.social, highlighting how we can capture glacier calving to better understand rates and drivers of ice loss. 📖 rdcu.be/eaj20 @envleeds.bsky.social @yes-dtn.bsky.social

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Joe Mallalieu @joemallalieu.bsky.social · 04/02/2025

Congrats @connieharpur.bsky.social! Great to see this primer on ice-marginal lakes in Greenland published. Get in touch with me or Connie if you need access!

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Joe Mallalieu @joemallalieu.bsky.social · 14/01/2025

More super interesting glacier - volcano research here! Congrats Michael and Iestyn, great to see this published!

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iestynbarr.bsky.social @iestynbarr.bsky.social · 13/01/2025

A new paper led by former PhD Student Michael Martin suggesting that glacier speed-up might be an early indicator of volcanic eruptions. All funded by @leverhulme.bsky.social. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

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Glacier speed-up as a possible precursor to volcanic eruptions at Mount Veniaminof, Alaska | Journal of Glaciology | Cambridge Core

Glacier speed-up as a possible precursor to volcanic eruptions at Mount Veniaminof, Alaska

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Joe Mallalieu @joemallalieu.bsky.social · 14/11/2024

I'm pleased to announce our exciting new paper in Comms Earth & Environment: 'Proximity to active volcanoes enhances glacier velocity', in which we find glaciers located near volcanoes flow almost 50% faster than those located elsewhere. @natureportfolio.bsky.social Available here: rdcu.be/dZ0Ie 1/7

A cloud of volcanic ash emitting from the summit caldera of the glacier covered Mt Redoubt, Alaska during a 2009 eruption. Credit USGS.

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