research

We are curious, enthusiastic, determined, scientific, and interested in making a difference through science.

Our research focus is the cryosphere - all things ice - and its interaction with the ocean, climate, and living systems.

We use data from space, the field, and computer simulations to understand ice and climate change - now and in the future.

Research areas:

• Arctic system science (AGU Tutorial Talk)

• Ice sheet - ocean interaction

• Ice loss & freshwater flux

• Ice - ecosystem connections

• Hydrology of glaciers & ice sheets

• Glacier & ice sheet dynamics

Current activities include:

• QGreenland: A Greenland-focused GIS data package

• Navigating the New Arctic Community Office: Providing support and coordination across NSF-funded Arctic projects

• Arctic Report Card: Annually published, peer-reviewed source for clear, reliable and concise Arctic science

• PolarPASS: Innovative curriculum to bring polar places into undergraduate classrooms

• Greenland Ice Sheet Ocean Science (GRISO) Network: Training and collaboration to support Greenland coastal margin science