Join Us On This Inspiring Journey.

Heidi sevestre and felicity aston have led scientific missions and explorations in some of the world's harshest regions. In this episode of policy voices released ahead of cop29, host catarina vila nova speaks with two european young leaders (eyl40) from this year’s class: Heidi is a postodoctoral research fellow in glaciology at the university of st andrews, scotland.

In 2015, She Was Recently Awarded Her Phd By The University Of Oslo, Although She Spent The.

Sevestre's research focuses on field experiments to study glacier dynamics and movements. She lived in the arctic until completing her thesis in 2015 to better analyze these phenomena. Read the stories behind my favorite adventures in high altitude and high latitudes.

Being A Glaciologist Is Like Being An Astronaut In A Frozen World, Dr Heïdi Sevestre Says.

This episode is for you. Committed, enthusiastic and accessible, she travels the world talking about glaciers, those frozen giants with feet of clay,. In this session, hear about their personal journeys and.

Discover The Articles And Recent News Of Heidi Sevestre, Committed Glaciologist, On Her Blog.

This episode is for you. Whether you are a strong advocate for the environment or simply curious about how you can participate in a more sustainable world; I am not taking interns at the moment.

It Was During This Period That She Crossed Paths With A Swiss Mountain.

When she reached the age of 17, heïdi found herself contemplating how to transform her passion into a viable career. At this year’s climate & energy summit, i emphasized the urgent need to accelerate carbon reduction—not just as an environmental imperative, but as a transformative. Heïdi sevestre goes on to talk about the importance of the arctic ice pack, whose surface reflects solar radiation, and in so doing helps cool the planet.