The University of Texas at Austin has embarked on a mission to explore the underwater edges of Greenland’s coastal glaciers to learn more about future sea level rise. The four-week expedition conducted with international partners will investigate processes that control how these giant glaciers melt and what that means for the future of the Greenland… Continue Reading Scientists Set Sail to Study Greenland Glaciers from Underwater
TERMINUS: Studying Greenland’s Underwater Glacial Walls
In summer 2024, scientists from the University of Texas Institute for Geophysics and partner universities set sail to conduct the first ever underwater exploration of three of Greenland’s glaciers. The international research team aboard the vessel is equipped with state-of-the-art instruments and includes 24 researchers, engineers and students from seven institutions. Visit the expedition website… Continue Reading TERMINUS: Studying Greenland’s Underwater Glacial Walls
Postdoctoral Associate (Afar Rift)
Apply by: Ongoing. UTIG and the Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences invite applications for a collaborative postdoctoral research position with the Earth Sciences Institute of Paris, Sorbonne University to study and model magma migration in a volcanic rift with observations from Afar, Ethiopia. Continue Reading Postdoctoral Associate (Afar Rift)
Postdoctoral Fellow: 51 Pegasi b (external)
Apply by: Oct. 4, 2024. The University of Texas at Austin is proud to be one of the host institutions for the prestigious 51 Pegasi b postdoctoral fellowship. Candidates are encouraged to contact relevant members of the UTIG polar and planetary research team to discuss possible mentorship and for guidance on the application process. Learn more at the Heising-Simons Foundation website. Continue Reading Postdoctoral Fellow: 51 Pegasi b (external)
Glacial Recognition: Q&A with Enze Zhang – Banner
Enze Zhang is the author of AutoTerm, a computer program that uses artificial intelligence to recognize the ocean-facing edges of glaciers — known as the terminus — in satellite images. Zhang’s terminus-recognition technology is providing advance reconnaissance of Greenland’s glaciers for an upcoming research expedition led by The University of Texas at Austin. The high-stakes-mission… Continue Reading Glacial Recognition: Q&A with Enze Zhang – Banner
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