Antarctica + climate change + green = media storm
Ok, maybe a storm is taking it a smidge too far, but it was at least a strong breeze! In May, we published a paper in Current Biology that showed […]
Category Archives: Antarctica
Jargon busting and press release adjusting
In one way or another, since I started my PhD more years ago than I care to remember, NERC (the Natural Environment Research Council) have funded much of my time […]
How do mosses survive in Antarctica?
In contrast to Matt and Tom, I’ve come to Bogology from a biological background and I’m interested in the physiology of plants: the science of how plants work. More specifically, […]
Antarctic moss gets five minutes of fame!
Last month, the first publication from the project I am working on studying moss banks along the Antarctic Peninsula (see project website here) was published in the journal Current Biology. […]
The Antarctic Peninsula – not where you would expect a Bogologist?
Even sitting here writing about it some six months later, the mere fact I went to Antarctica on fieldwork seems somewhat incredulous. My journey into Bogology started on Dartmoor almost […]
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