EventMaxime Geoffroy, a Marine Institute professor, is heading a 250‑day (about eight‑month) expedition aboard a spherical vessel that will embed into Arctic sea ice, gathering long‑term data on ice dynamics and climate conditions.
Maxime Geoffroy, a Marine Institute professor, is aboard a spherical vessel for a 250‑day Arctic expedition, aiming to embed specialized scientific research in the remote region.
An eight‑month expedition led by a Marine Institute professor will embed a research vessel in Arctic sea ice, allowing it to drift naturally while collecting data on ice conditions and climate impacts.
A Canadian scientist has begun a mission that embeds a research vessel into Arctic sea ice to study how the ice behaves during months of total darkness and its drift patterns over 15‑18 months.
A research expedition led by a Newfoundland-based scientist will embed a saucer‑shaped vessel into Arctic sea ice for several months, enabling extended data collection on ice and climate conditions.
A Canadian researcher is heading an initiative to embed the science vessel Tara within Arctic sea ice, aiming to gather direct observations of the ice environment. The operation, highlighted by a photo of the Tara polar research station, promises continuous in‑situ data collection that could improve understanding of sea‑ice dynamics and climate change.
Newfoundland scientist leads an expedition that embeds a research vessel in Arctic sea ice to collect simultaneous atmospheric and ice data, aiming to fill critical knowledge gaps about the region’s climate system.
A Canadian scientist is leading a small team that will embed a research vessel into Arctic sea ice during the polar night to carry out more than 220 scientific protocols, aiming to gather data under extreme darkness.
A Newfoundland‑based Canadian scientist is spearheading an international effort to embed a research vessel into Arctic sea ice near Kirkenes, Norway, creating a new in‑situ platform for detailed ice observations.
