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Siobhan Killingbeck is a postdoctoral researcher based at Swansea University for the GHOST project. She will work on the magnetotelluric data acquired on Thwaites Glacier to improve our knowledge of the geothermal and hydrological conditions beneath Thwaites Glacier.
Kevin Hank is a postdoctoral researcher at the British Antarctic Survey. His research focuses on the role of physical system processes in the evolution of ice streams. As a member of the GHOST team, Kevin will be working with Robert Arthern and C. Rosie Williams on the ice-sheet model WAVI. In particular, he will investigate basal drag and the implementation of basal sliding laws to improve confidence in sea level rise predictions.
