# Martin Siegert
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Martin J. Siegert is a British glaciologist, a professor at Imperial College London, and co-director of the Grantham Institute - Climate Change and Environment.Siegert earned a bachelor's degree in Geological Geophysics in 1989 from Reading University, and a PhD in the numerical modelling of large ice sheets from Cambridge University in 1994.
Siegert's work involves the study of large ice sheets in the past, at present and in future, using combinations of numerical modelling, satellite observations and glacier geophysical measurements.
In 1996, he was part of the Russian-UK team that published an article in Nature revealing subglacial Lake Vostok in East Antarctica to be over 500 m deep.
Sustainability & You Episode 16 - Professor Martin Siegert
In this episode of the Sustainability & You podcast, we speak again to Professor Martin Siegert. Martin was our very first guest on the podcast, and his interview still proves be popular. All testament to his eloquence in relaying the climate science to us so clearly. A glaciologist and leader of t…
Sustainability & You Episode 1 - Professor Martin Siegert
Our very first podcast guest is Professor Martin Siegert of Imperial College London, and co-chair of the Grantham Institute of Research - Climate Change and environment. He is a glaciologist having studied geological geophysics at Reading University, and with a PhD in the numerical modelling of la…
SophieCo. Visionaries: No ice may be left by 2100 – glaciologist
Rising sea levels, cities covered with smog, hurricanes, and storms wreaking havoc – climate change is an issue of our own making that could soon be felt in every corner of the planet. Can we reverse it? Or is it too late? We asked Professor Martin Siegert, glaciologist and co-director of the Grant…
Boris Johnson is asking the world to act on Climate Change, but is the UK doing enough?
Andrew Pierce speaks to Professor Martin Siegert, Co-Director The Grantham Institute for Climate Change and Environment about COP26 and whether the conference will make a difference, and talks to Daily Mail Political Correspondent, Harriet Line, on the continuing fishing row with France. Plus, as t…
Trailer - Westwood Energy Transition Now Podcast - Episode 15 with Martin Siegert
Episode 15 and the return of the Energy Transition Now podcast for Series Three!During this series we speak to a range of experts every two weeks, to continue exploring the key questions around the Energy Transition.In this episode David Linden speaks with Professor Martin Siegert, Co-Director of …
Westwood Energy Transition Now Podcast - Episode 15 with Martin Siegert
Episode 15 and the return of the Energy Transition Now podcast for Series Three!During this series we speak to a range of experts every two weeks, to continue exploring the key questions around the Energy Transition.In this episode David Linden speaks with Professor Martin Siegert, Co-Director of …
The Green Edge Podcast: Weekly Update 23/9/22 (9m:24s)
In addition to this week’s post on the LSIP trailblazer in Sussex, we recall a conversation we had with Professor Martin Siegert, who has recently taken up a new post as Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Exeter University. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or ge…
On Thin Ice
With Antarctica sea ice levels reaching record lows over the last four consecutive years, Alok Jha talks to leading glaciologist Professor Martin Siegert about glaciology: the study of ice in all its forms - from the Antarctic ice sheets and glaciers to the icy bodies of our solar system – why ice …
Navigating Climate Change: A Deep Dive into Glacial Science with Professor Martin Siegert
In this episode, Sophie is joined by Professor Martin Siegert, Vice President and Deputy Vice-Chancellor at the University of Exeter Cornwall Campus. Martin is a leading expert in polar science, glaciology, and climate science. With over 30 years of experience, Professor Siegert shares his inspirin…
Another reason Greenland's not for sale: climate change
Clues to Earth’s climate future lie buried in the ancient ice sheet covering Greenland. Climate scientists have been working for decades to uncover answers that can help us understand what’s coming. But as the U.S. government continues to push for more control over the island, some are worried that…
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