The Greenland Caves Project is thrilled to announce its upcoming residency at ILLU Science and Art Hub where our team of scientists, artists, and photographers is eager to engage with the local community and exchange experiences and scientific findings about the little-explored caves in North Greenland. We have prepared an exciting programme of events, including
We will conduct fieldwork near Ilulissat to study iceberg drift and melt processes. To track iceberg movement, we will attach GPS trackers directly to the icebergs, while separate ocean drifters will be deployed to measure surrounding currents. This will enable us to evaluate the impact of wind and ocean circulation on iceberg drift. Additionally, we will
We are a team of 4 US-based scientists studying the dynamics of Sermeq Kujalleq glacier in the Ilulissat Icefjord. As part of our US National Science Foundation grant, we are working with museum professionals on a special exhibition about fast-changing tidewater glaciers and people's interaction with them. The exhibit is planned for ILLU in 2026/27.
