City of Innsbruck Prize for Scientific Research

Project leader Dr. Gina Moseley was recently awarded the extremely prestigious City Of Innsbruck 2016 Prize for Scientific Research, for her work on solving a 30-year long palaeoclimate mystery in Devils Hole, Nevada, USA. For further information of the prize giving (in German) see here.

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Irish Caving Conference

Thanks to the Speleological Union of Ireland for inviting Robbie and Gina to give a presentation at their annual caving conference, which was held this year in Ballyvaughan, County Clare.

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Expedition Report Published

Our 96 page report on the findings of the Northeast Greenland Caves Project 2015 expedition to Kronprins Christian Land, Northeast Greenland, has officially been published in memory of Charlie Self. The report has been written and edited by Dr. Gina Moseley, and contains additional contributions from: Chris Blakeley, Robbie Shone, Prof. Paul Smith, Prof. Christoph […]

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Short film of the expedition

Thank you to everyone who has and continues to support us, we couldn’t have done it without you.  Here is a short film of our expedition during the summer of 2015. It isn’t quite the full story (as is the nature of producing a short film), but nonetheless, we hope that you enjoy it. We […]

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Presenting the Project…

Presenting the work of the Project and perhaps more importantly the scientific rationale for the Project has always been high on our agenda. During the last few weeks, Gina has given three presentations to three very different audiences. In such instances, it isn’t just a simple case of presenting the same lecture three times over.

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April Update

The last few weeks have been a bit crazy at Project HQ. Believe it or not, it looks like we are actually going to Greenland this summer! There was a time when we thought it might not happen, at least for this year, but the funding has come through from many many different sponsors, and […]

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New mass spectrometer arrives at the University of Minnesota

Our project partners at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Minnesota, received a shiney new piece of kit this week in the form of a Thermo Scientific Neptune Plus. The new mass spectrometer arrived in thirteen very large heavy boxes, which proved quite a challenge to get from the -16°C temperatures outside, and up […]

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Crowdfunding campaign started. Please support us!

Thanks to the generous support of the: the Petzl Foundation, the Transglobe Expedition Trust, University of Innsbruck Nachfuchsforderung, British Cave Research Association, National Speleological Society, the Ghar Parau Foundation, and Andy Eavis, we have already raised a large amount of the funds that we need for the expedition. We will now run a crowdfunding campaign to […]

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