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Ronja Reese is a researcher at Northumbria University specializing in glaciology and climate science. Her work focuses on Antarctic ice sheet dynamics, sea-level projections, and ocean-ice interactions. She holds a PhD in Physics (2018) and has supervised a PhD student, Andrew Colquhoun, studying Antarctic Peninsula ice flow patterns.
Reese's research examines long-term ice sheet stability, tipping points, and the impact of bathymetry on melting processes. Key topics include marine ice sheet instability, grounding line dynamics, and model intercomparison frameworks like ISMIP6. Recent studies address the vulnerability of Amundsen Sea glaciers and Holocene ice sheet behavior.
Her publications span peer-reviewed journals such as Communications Earth and Environment, The Cryosphere, and Geoscientific Model Development. Current projects involve analyzing oceanic gateways' role in meltwater dynamics and quantifying uncertainties in Antarctic ice projections.
Reese collaborates extensively with international teams on initiatives like MISOMIP2, advancing understanding of coupled ice-ocean systems. Her work bridges observational data with numerical modeling to inform climate policy and coastal adaptation strategies.
