The proposed project calls for an investigation of mechanisms that led to the retreat of the Western Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) from the Antarctic continental shelf since the Last Glacial Maximum.

THAWING is an interdisciplinary research project investigating how warmer Atlantic waters affect glaciers, sea ice and marine ecosystems along the northern coast of Greenland. Using expedition data and long-term sediment records, the project examines changes in the Arctic’s so-called Last Ice Area in a climate perspective.

This project will study the stability and deglacial history of the marine cryosphere in the area of the Petermann glacier, where substantial ice drainage occurs from the northwestern part of the Greenland Ice Sheet.

Two key parameters for studies of feedback in the climate system.

In August–September 2024, the North of Greenland expedition with IB Oden will go to Northern Greenland and the adjacent Arctic Ocean, including the Lincoln Sea. The expedition forms a part of the research theme GEOEO (North Greenland Earth-Ocean-Ecosystem Observatory), which has been endorsed through the Polar Research Process.

The Ryder 2019 expedition with the Swedish icebreaker Oden targets the unexplored marine realm of Ryder Glacier, more specifically the Sherard Osborne Fjord and adjacent area of northern Nares Strait and the southern Lincoln Sea.

This project explores some of the most inaccessible fjords in the Northern Hemisphere to map the seafloor and trace evidence of past and present glacier movement.

This project aims to decipher the Arctic Ocean evolution of sea ice, ice sheets, and ocean circulation in the Arctic Ocean that comprise key components of the climate system.