We would like to introduce you to our Plenary Speaker for GSNZ 2024.
Dr Christina Hulbe
Biography
Dr Christina Hulbe is Professor in Te Kura Kairūri the National School of Surveying at Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka. She is a geophysicist who specializes in glaciology, using empirical data and computational models to study how and why Antarctic glacier ice changes over time. Since moving to Otago in 2013, Christina has participated in NZARI- and MBIE-funded interdisciplinary programmes investigating rate-determining processes associated with deglaciation in the Ross Sea, working across scales in space and time and visiting sites where critical observations can be made. She is engaged in a wide range of service activities, including leadership roles in the International Glaciological Society, supporting the Waitaki Whitestone Geopark, and meme development for the annual Tawaki piki toka campaign in Forest & Bird’s Bird of the Year.