Mines Glaciology Laboratory
Observing the Earth’s glaciers & ice sheets from the ground, air, and space
Mines Glaciology Laboratory
Observing the Earth’s glaciers & ice sheets from the ground, air, and space
Welcome
Thanks for stopping by the new home of the Mines Glaciology Laboratory. Our website is currently (and will likely always be) a work in progress. For the latest happenings, check us out on Twitter, stop by our lab in the Department of Geophysics, or get in touch by e-mail. We are also always looking for motivated, enthusiastic students and early-career researchers to join our research group; drop us a line if you are interested in research opportunities with us.
News
Antarctica vs. Science
Doing science in Antarctica is hard. Reporter Robin George Andrews talked to Matt about what can go wrong for an article in the New York Times.
New results from ICESat-2
Our new paper looking at ice-sheet mass balance from the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets went online in Science today! Read about it in the Mines Newsroom.
New paper on breathing new life into old data
Read about our latest work led by Dustin Schroeder (Stanford University), scanning 1970s radar data to investigate processes over a 40-50 time frame, in a write up by the Mines Newsroom.