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Arctic Research — Here We Come!

For those who followed us on our Antarctic Expedition, we are off on another adventure and invite you to come along... The countdown and preparation begins! We are getting

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Marriott Library Hosts Public Lectures by U’s Antarctica Researchers

In the fall of 2010, five people from the U of U journeyed to Antarctica to conduct research and to write about the continent creatively. Three lectures, which

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Recounting the Secrets of Sea Ice

In December 2010, UofU professors Ken Golden and Cindy Furse, mathematics post-doc Joyce Lin and senior electrical engineering student David Lubbers travelled close to 9,000 miles to Antarctica

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Math-Pedition Last Call

The math-pedition team is on its way home from Antarctica, and leader Ken Golden reflects on a job well-done, the view from the inside of a C-17 cargo plane

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Getting excited to view new Antarctic data

In just a few more days, the Antarctic expedition team will begin their trip home.  When they get back to New Zealand and finally Salt Lake City, familiar

Mount Erebus, our resident volcano, towers above our camp on a sunny day yet disappears completely in the snow.  The summit elevation of Mount Erebus, is 12,448 ft (3,794 meters).  Photo credit: Cindy Furse

Fire and Ice

Antarctica in its spring time is a supremely beautiful, wild, rugged landscape.
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Bike to Work Day — May 15

Interested in riding a bike to work but fearful of traffic? Do you need a reason to pull out your bike and get pedaling again? Tuesday, May 15 is the perfect opportunity for you to experience commuting by bicycle with …

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