Three months without Miss Teresa, and now her memorial is almost here—somehow it still doesn’t feel real she has left us.
We are collecting photos to share at the Celebration of Life. Please submit yours here: https://t.co/DmVFUA9dby
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Are you interested in permafrost, landscape change and drained lake basins? Consider submitting one of your #AGU22 abstracts to our session: „Drained Lake Basins in Permafrost Regions https://t.co/r2KJ5Gq1jN
Moderate wind slab snow density = 0.41 g/cm^3 #uaf#teamveg learning new tricks on the Arctic coast.
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Table from Sturm (2020); “Field Guide to Snow”
@TundraTime Could we have heard about the broken snowmachine in Deadhorse? We were asked if we were the UAF team in need of snowmachine repair. Glad a few mobile mechanics found their way to the cabin!
A fun surprise - our tundra fire paper, published in AAAR, won the 2021 Editor’s Choice Award. Way to go to our all female research team! #uaf#teamveg
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Our cryptogram specimens from the 2021 field season arrived safely in Russia. Colleagues at the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Komarov Botanical Institute will verify species determinations. Misha sent the photo of him and his son with the parcel. Working on the next batch at UAF!
Institute of Arctic Biology’s 2021 Ski Mass race (of sorts). Our team was “Wonder Woman Scientists”. Way to represent -> Dr. Jane Goodall (me, 5A), Dr. Marie Curie (Anja, 5B), and Dr. Rachel Carson (Tako, 5C). ❄️ So flipping fun! 📷: Oivind Toien
If you're curious about carbon flux sites in the Arctic, check out our awesome #storymap that delves into the processes, data gaps, and more! Available on our stories page: https://t.co/U6m1z0pqkY
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