The Fourth BE OI seminar on December 14^th, 2023 was related to the ocean biogeochemistry across the MPT.

Heather Ford (Boston College) presented a talk entitled " The mid-Pleistocene Transition Thermohaline Circulation Crisis".

The webinar is organized by CCC-Climate and Carbon Cycle feedback Consortium,  Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice Core.

December 14^th, 2023

The third BE OI seminar on November 14^th, 2023 was related to climate surface changes across the MPT.

Jeremy Shakun (Boston College) presented a talk entitled "Global and regional temperature change over the last 4.5 My".

The webinar is organized by CCC-Climate and Carbon Cycle feedback Consortium,  Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice Core

November 14^th, 2023

The second BE OI seminar on October 5, 2023 was related to modelling efforts on the Mid-Pleistocene Transition.

Matteo Willeit (PIK) presented a talk entitled "An Earth system modelling perspective on the Mid-Pleistocene Transition".

Axel Timmerman (Pusan National university) presented a talk entitled "Simulating global climate beyond EPICA".

The webinar is organized by CCC-Climate and Carbon Cycle feedback Consortium,  Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice Core

October 5^th, 2023

Masanobu Yamamoto, Professor at Hokkaido University (Japan), presents the seminar: "Atmospheric CO2 concentrations over the past 1.5 million years estimated based on leaf wax carbon isotopes from IODP Sites U1446 and new U1445 sediments in the Bay of Bengal"

The webinar is organized by CCC-Climate and Carbon Cycle feedback Consortium,  Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice Core

September 12^th, 2023

Hanne Notø, DEEPICE PhD Student at Utrecht University, has presented her PhD project, which aims to develop a method to use PTR-MS, used for the analysis of organic trace gases in the atmosphere, for a continuous flow analysis of the organic compounds in ice cores.

The webinar is organized by CNR-ISP and Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice Core

July 7th, 2022

Have you ever wondered how we imagine to reach the “oldest ice” in Antarctica?

And why do we need to retrieve the oldest ice core?

Barbara Stenni, full professor at Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, presents the quest for the oldest ice in Antarctica. Starting from the EPICA project and now with Beyond EPICA, find out what efforts the scientific community is making to retrieve the ice core to study the climate of the past 1.5 Myr.

The webinar is organized by Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice Core for the EU Polar Cluster

June 7th, 2022