Benoit Urrity, TiPACCs Early Career Researcher, has successfully defended his dissertation and has been awarded his Ph.D. at the Institut des Géosciences de l’Environnement (IGE) in Grenoble, France on the...
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Where ocean and ice meet...
Money makes our world go round – new publication by TiPACCs ECR Lena Nicola
In support of early career polar researchers in the (never-ending) quest for funding, Lena Nicola with Erik Loebel and Alexandra M. Zuhr have published the article Money makes our world...
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TiPACCs researcher Ricarda Winkelmann contribution in The Climate Book
In October 2022, Greta Thunberg released The Climate Book on the reality of the global climate crisis: In The Climate Book, Greta Thunberg has gathered the wisdom of over one hundred experts...
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Funding Opportunities for Early Career Scientists
To facilitate the search for funding within Germany and internationally, APECS Germany has started to host a list of grant, fellowship and other funding opportunities at https://apecs-germany.de/funding/. The list evolved...
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About TiPACCs
One of today’s greatest challenges is to understand the impacts of global warming on our environment and societies. One particular important, but highly uncertain, impact is the ongoing sea level rise due to melting ice sheets. TiPACCs assesses the possibility of near-future irreversible changes, so-called tipping points, in the Southern Ocean and the Antarctic Ice Sheet. Crossing these tipping points has significant societal consequences.
TiPACCs is a EU Horizon 2020 funded project that will run from August 2019 until July 2023.
TiPACCs Partners
The TiPACCs team consists of excellent climate researchers in Norway, the United Kingdom, Germany and France