Åsa Scarlet Speaker, September 29, 2022
Åsa gave a seminar to the Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences Scarletspeaker series. A recording of the seminar can be found here
General
Paper published
Muthyala, R., Rennermalm, Å. K., Leidman, S. Z., Cooper, M. G., Cooley, S. W., Smith, L. C., and van As, D.: Supraglacial streamflow and meteorological drivers from southwest Greenland, The … Read More
Seminar at National Snow and Ice Data Center, March 2021
Åsa gave a virtual presentation at the National Snow and Ice Data Center Cryosphere Seminar Series in 2021.
Asa Kavli Fellow, presents at the Fourth Israeli-American Kavli Frontiers of Science Symposium
Asa was named a Kavli Fellow and prested at the Fourth Israeli-American Kavli Frontiers of Science Symposium, Jerusalem, Israel, 2019
Rohi passed qualifying exam! Officially A.B.D.
Congratulations to Rohi, who passed the Geography program’s qualifying exam on May 22nd, 2017.
Samiah recommended for the Ph.D. degree
Samiah defended her thesis on April 11 and was recommended for the Ph.D. degree by her thesis committee. Congratulations to Sam for great and very interesting work!
SMB workshop report available
Asa contributed to the workshop report for the Greenland Surface Mass Balance Workshop: Understanding the fundamental processes controlling the surface mass balance of the Greenland ice sheet and improving estimates that took … Read More
Field research weekend in Northern New Jersey
On October 23-25, we did a field research weekend in Northern New Jersey. We did training, tested instruments, and developed procedures.
Polar Symposium at Rutgers November 20th
Asa was part of the organizing committee for the Rutgers Climate Institute Climate Change and Polar Regions: Natural and Social System Implication. About 150 people from several universities in the … Read More
NASA project meeting at Rutgers on November 18-19
We welcomed our colleagues from the University of Georgia, City College New York, and Stanford for two days of intense discussion about our project investigating the impact of Greenland freshwater … Read More