PACS2023 was held at Burlington House in London in 2023. Researchers of all career stages gathered to discuss how our climate has changed over millions of years.

Dates

5th - 6th September 2023

Location

Burlington House, London

Attendance

~100 researchers from across the UK

Timetable

Posters

Presenter Institution Title
Emily Archibald Imperial College London Glacial History of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet: An Isotopic Geochemical and Palaeomagnetic Inventory of West Antarctic Rock Material
Lingle Chen University of Southampton Reconstructing the East Asian westerly jet over the last two glacial-interglacial cycles from the Japan Sea Sediment
Yasmin Cole University of Durham A history of sea ice and environmental change: a pre-Last Glacial Maximum to Holocene (~40,000 to 0 years) record from snow petrel stomach oil deposits
Zarina Hewett University College London A reassessment of the palaeoceanographic evidence for changes in the deep branches of North Atlantic circulation during the 8.2 kyr event.
Daniel J. Hill University of Leeds “Megadrought” 4200 years ago limited to Northern Hemisphere tropical summer monsoon regions
Joe Hingley University of Southampton Investigating the suitability of different sediment size fractions for lipid biomarker analysis
Eleanor John Cardiff University Mg/Ca banding in morozovellids: implications for Eocene paleothermometry
Eirini Papachristopoulou University College London Investigating North Atlantic circulation changes during Late Quaternary interglacial periods
Manish Kumar Srivastava Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology Deciphering Gondwana Coal Macro Lithotypes: Insights into Paleoclimate Dynamics
Pam Vervoort University of Birmingham Earth System Model Analysis of how Astronomical Forcing is Imprinted onto the Marine Geological Record
Jiachun Wang University of Southampton East Asian winter monsoon variability during the last 500 thousand years recorded by environmental magnetism of sediments in the Japan Sea
Liam Wheen University of Bristol Exploring the Link Between Earth's Orbital Parameters and Global Ice Volume
Zifei Yang Cardiff University High resolution Pliocene sea level records from paired benthic foraminiferal δ18O and Mg/Ca palaeothermometry
Kai Zhang University of Southampton A radiogenic isotope framework to study palaeoaridity in the Middle East
Fangjingcheng Zhu University of Southampton Pleistocene paleoenvironmental change recorded in magnetic properties of sediments from the southwest Iberian Margin