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Joined January 2015
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PhD student @JaneMWalden wrote this blog for @SwissPolar summarizing her trip to Portage Glacier last summer. 🏔️🇺🇸 Check it out! 😎
#Fieldnote #PolarAccessFund “You plan, you study the aerial images. It’s all completely different when you see it in 3 dimensions.” Jane Walden @VAW_glaciology @WSL_research writes about hopes and fears when collecting #data in #Alaska. #ECRs swisspolar.ch/2023/12/dreami…
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We’ve shared our November newsletter! Highlights include: Studying clouds over Greenland Why scientists are tracking wood burner emissions this winter Explaining why 2023 is likely to be the warmest year on record Sign up for December's science news: mailchi.mp/c74bba4f6e84/circ…
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Scientists monitor environmental conditions that lead to Greenland ice sheet melt, to better project future sea level rise. This is crucial for the UK, which is at risk from coastal flooding due to rising sea levels.
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Understanding the aerosols up at cloud height, and how they differ from down at the ground, is a vital step towards understanding how changes in atmospheric aerosols may impact clouds and Greenland ice sheet melt in the future.
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A Helikite has been used for the first time to observe clouds and aerosol particles over central Greenland’s ice sheet. Read our article where we spoke to @heather_guy, a researcher @AtmosScience based @SEELeeds, about the study: ncas.ac.uk/studying-clouds-o…
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Thanks to Winnie Chu and the rest of the local organizers for hosting a wonderful #FOGSS2023 at Georgia Tech last week! fogss-workshop.org
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The CEE department is wishing you a Happy International Women’s Day! On this day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women around the world! 🌍 #CougsEngineer | #WSU | #CEE | #GoCougs | #internationalwomensday – at Pullman, WA
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Happy International Women's Day! 🥳 To celebrate, we made a short film to highlight the women of our group and the research that they do.
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I'm in love with Quarto for publishing. If you want to publish a technical book, website, report, or similar, give it a try. quarto.org/
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Karl, thanks for all your hard work of behalf our department!!
On Nov. 8th, CEE was recognized for our undergraduate degree program. We couldn't be more proud of our department! Below is an image of Karl Olsen accepting the award on our behalf.
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Really cool project led by colleagues @UWSSEC!
PREFIRE aims to answer pivotal questions about how Arctic ice like the Greenland Ice Sheet and sea ice will respond to a warming climate by using #Cubesat to fill missing information gaps in climate models: ssec.wisc.edu/news/articles/… @UWCIMSS @UW_AOS @NASAJPL
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Thanks to ⁦@NorskPolar⁩, Harald, Mats, Steve and crew for including me in this amazing project. It was one of the most incredible opportunities of my life! Thanks also to ⁦@WSUPullman⁩ ⁦@WSUVoiland⁩ and ⁦@WSUCEE⁩ for their support. C u @ Troll soon!
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Hi atmospheric and air quality folks! A bunch of us are expanding over to Mastodon. To save time finding everyone's handle, I've put together a google form so we can add our info. Please retweet! forms.gle/sraFNWCdh9BWa57H6
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Yes. I suggest a “novel” geoengineering technique: reduce greenhouse gas emissions into the atmosphere.
Could some geoengineering techniques be applied to the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets to provide a way to limit sea-level rise?! Read our latest #ImageoftheWeek to find out! #Cryoblog blogs.egu.eu/divisions/cr/20…
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Interested students please send your CV and transcripts to [email protected] #geotechnicalengineering #phd
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Von P. Walden retweeted
The Department of Energy grant will support a team of #WSU researchers in designing and building carbon-negative homes to combat climate change in the growing residential construction sector. news.wsu.edu/news/2022/09/29…
The new Summit Station science techs, Amelia and Rachel, launching the evening weather balloons. These are launched twice each day every day and are an essential part of the ⁦⁦@NSF⁩ - ⁦@WSUCEE⁩ ICECAPS project. Thanks, Techs! Photo by Sam Dorsi, PFS
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Apologies to my colleagues @WSUCEE, @WSUVoiland, and @WSUPullman for missing the faculty meeting yesterday. I've been busy! Pics show my "commute" this morning at -23 C.
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