Tea & Talk with Phoebe Jackson
Scott Polar Research Institute
Create a free account to applyExplore how Antarctic atmospheric rivers affect the ice sheet in a welcoming talk led by a polar research PhD candidate. Ask questions about her research into East Antarctic ice shelves, then enjoy a cuppa in the museum.
Join Phoebe Jackson for a friendly talk on Antarctic atmospheric rivers and their influence on the Antarctic ice sheet. Phoebe is a PhD candidate at the Scott Polar Research Institute, and the session draws on her research into how landfalling atmospheric rivers affect surface processes on East Antarctic ice shelves.
The talk is pitched at a non-academic audience and is intended to be accessible and welcoming. It offers an opportunity to learn about an active area of polar research, ask questions and enjoy the museum setting with a cuppa afterwards.
Phoebe Jackson
30 October 2026, 12:00 – 13:00
Location
- Designed for a non-academic audience.
- Curious GCSE and A-Level students are especially welcome.
- Particularly suitable for students studying Geography.
Free place.
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