Nicholas Golledge is an internationally recognized climate scientist based in Wellington, New Zealand. He uses a combination of field, laboratory, and computer-based techniques to answer fundamental questions about how the Earth works. During his 25-year career he has carried out fieldwork all over the world and has led numerous research expeditions to Antarctica. Golledge has published over 100 scientific articles in journals such as Nature and Science, many significantly influencing current understanding of Antarctica and the global climate system. He is frequently interviewed for television, radio, and print media and his work has been covered by publications such as the New York Times, the Washington Post, and National Geographic.