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
Check out the fantastic piece the New York Times wrote about one of the research projects that we are doing in collaboration with UCLA here.
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
We did several presentations at AGU. John Mioduszewski: C53A-0756 Atmospheric Drivers of Greenland Surface Melt Revealed by Self Organizing Maps Arno Hammann: A52A-04 Climate Data Homogenization Using Edge Detection Algorithms Samiah Moustafa: (link … Read More
Samiah Moustafa was awarded this new scholarship that only was given out to 15 applicants! Read more about the program here.
Both Samiah and Rohi were competitively selected to participate in the 3rd annual SnowSchool by the NASA international Snow Working Group for Remote sensing (iSWGR) in Colorado between January 12 and 14, … Read More
In September, Åsa visited the University of Massachusetts Amherst and gave a talk at the Geoscience Lecture Series about her Greenland work.
Rennermalm’s NASA project with Laurence Smith at UCLA is featured on NASA’s website. Read about our summer fieldwork and why it is important.
Patrick (Yunpeng) Lyu received the SAS Excellence Award, the Rutgers College Scholarship. This award is given to students with an excellent academic record, a strong record of service to the university … Read More
Samiah’s paper Multi-modal albedo distributions in the ablation area of the southwestern Greenland Ice Sheet is published and available at: http://www.the-cryosphere.net/9/905/2015/tc-9-905-2015.html Abstract: Surface albedo is a key variable controlling solar radiation … Read More