Dr. Ailsa Benton

Name:	Dr. Ailsa Benton
Affiliation:	British Antarctic Survey
E-mail:	(only provided to users who are logged into talks.cam)
Last login:	Tue Dec 09 16:07:20 +0000 2014

Public lists managed by Dr. Ailsa Benton

• BAS Chemistry & Past Climate Seminars

Talks given by Dr. Ailsa Benton

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• Paper discussion group on: “Winter warming in West Antarctica caused by central tropical Pacific warming”
• Anatomy of ice cores: continuous-flow chemical analysis of polar ice cores

Talks organised by Dr. Ailsa Benton

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• PhD Student Seminars
• Assessing the impact of Holocene climate, sea level, and sea ice change on the Ardley Island penguin colony
• GDGTs as a Temperature Proxy in Antarctic Lakes: Reconstructing Holocene Climate in Yanou Lake, King George Island
• Evaluating anthropogenic environmental changes from the north and south coasts of Greenland
• New insights into past methane cycle changes from ice cores
• Atmospheric bromine: its natural sources and effects on atmospheric chemsitry
• The Southern Ocean reveals its climate secrets: Paleotemperature insights from marine sediments
• Bird Island Biosphere-Atmosphere interactions: 2010 studies and future work
• Laboratory study of nitrate photolysis in Antarctic snow: quantum yield, domain of photolysis, isotope effects and wavelength dependence
• Quantifying changes in past atmospheric chemistry from ice core records of the oxygen isotopes of sulfate and nitrate
• Deep ice cores from Dome Fuji, East Antarctica
• Playing with fire: Ice core biomass burning records from four continents
• Reconstruction of past atmospheric aerosol load and composition (organic and inorganic): The case of the European aerosol since 1920 inferred from Alpine ice cores, and prospective for various polar ice cores.
• Why changes in snow fall matter when interpreting temperature from polar ice cores
• Where might we find evidence of a Last Interglacial West Antarctic ice sheet collapse in Antarctic ice core records?
• Interpreting the influence of air mass origin on the atmospheric composition of long term measurement stations
• Erebus volcano: from mantle to atmosphere