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04.11.2013

One of this year's two recipients of the Graduate Faculty Mentoring Award is our very own Professor Bob Hawley! Check it out: www.dartmouth.edu /~gradnewsforum/?p=7992

03.27.2013

Kristin has just returned from Svalbard! She was taking the PhD course in glaciology in the Arctic Geology Department at UNIS (University Centre in Svalbard).

03.25.2013

Spring term has sprung! Stay tuned for more ...

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Last updated 06.01.2012

Eric Lutz

    
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Eric Lutz is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the Glaciology Research Group of the Department of Earth Sciences. As a snow scientist with a broad interest in cold regions phenomena, Eric has conducted research in glaciology (University of Innsbruck), snow and avalanche science (SLF-Davos,Montana State University), and hydrologic and climate change modeling (University of Washington). His current research with Bob Hawley and Erich Osterberg aims to characterize the spatial and temporal variability of snow and firn on the Greenland Ice Sheet using a range of field and remote sensing methodologies. These studies will improve our understanding of firn densification and our ability to assess the impacts of climate change and variability on polar ice sheets. For more information, visit his personal page.

Office: 401 Fairchild
Phone: 603-646-0514
E-mail: eric.r.lutz(at)dartmouth.edu


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