Philip Kraaijenbrink started as PhD

Published September 1, 2014

Philip Kraaijenbrink started as a PhD student at Utrecht University on September 1st. He will work on the Climate-KIC funded PhD project “IceSpy: monitoring glacier dynamics using unmanned aerial vehicles”.

Lirung Glacier ice cliff energy balance modelling

The first paper on energy balance modelling of Lirung is now available online (open access): Steiner, J. F., Pellicciotti, F., Buri, P., […]

Published February 5, 2015

UAV workshop in Kathmandu, Nepal

Utrecht University together with ICIMOD, FutureWater and Kathmandu University organized a successful workshop in Kathmandu titled “Glacier monitoring in the Himalayas using […]

Published February 21, 2018

Increasing irrigation may lead to growing glaciers

It has been a mystery for years: while glaciers are shrinking all over the world, there is an area in the Asian […]

Published January 30, 2015

Science: "Dirty glaciers melt just as fast as clean ones"

Science has posted a news item on their website about our research on debris-covered glaciers, following from this upcoming publication: Pellicciotti, F., Stephan, C., […]