News
This page will keep you up to date with the project. We share and publish related content, our findings and news in relation to our research.
Workshop about the challenges and opportunities of interdisciplinary collaborations at the VANDA conference
19/10/2022
End of September Sophie participated in the VANDA conference in Vienna, where she organised a workshop together with Alexandra Meyer, Zdenka Sokolíčková and Esteban Ramirez Hincapié. The fruitful and well attended workshop was dealing with the challenges and opportunities of interdisciplinary collaborations when researching climate/environmental change. Thanks to all the paper-givers and participants for the great session. Read the report on the blog “Kontrapunkte” for more information.
Snow2Rain fieldwork report from Tasiilaq, East Greenland, June 2022
15/09/2022
Last June, three members of the Snow2Rain team came together in Tasiilaq for another joint fieldwork. Read about our experiences here.
Science, long-term fieldwork and community involvement
11/05/2022
Anna talked with The Arctic Hub about how to ‘make science matter’ for the locals we engage with during our project and fieldwork.
Fieldwork report from Tasiilaq, East Greenland (Part III)
16/03/2022
Let’s dive into the snow and learn about Anna’s experiences Tasiilaq.
Fieldwork report from Tasiilaq, East Greenland (Part II)
09/03/2022
Read Jorrit’s perspective on climatology and fieldwork in snowy Tasiilaq.
Fieldwork report from Tasiilaq, East Greenland (Part I)
02/03/2022
When natural and social sciences meet in the field. Read our reflections and perspectives about our joint fieldwork in Tasiilaq in November and December.
Video: First month of fieldwork
31/01/2022
Are you wondering what kind of activities are taking place in Tasiilaq as part of the Snow2Rain project? Here is a video recap of our first month of fieldwork. Hopefully you enjoy it!
From snow to rain in Tasiilaq
10/01/2022
In the past two months, Anna and I (Jorrit) have started the fieldwork for our research project in Tasiilaq, East Greenland. Our research project is called Snow2Rain. But what does this name mean? And what is it that we are interested in with this project? In this post, I will explain what the project name stands for and why climate researchers expect more rain in Greenland in the future.
Report from the field
29/12/2021
While being in Tasiilaq for four weeks of joint fieldwork, Anna and Jorrit also came across some challenges. See now a short explanation on the challenges of manual snow measurements in East Greenland.
Engaging with changes from snow to rain
20/10/2021
We are happy to announce that Anna and Jorrit on behalf of the Snow2Rain project are participating in the Greenland Science Week 2021 in Nuuk. Find more details about our workshop via the GSW website scienceweek.gl/
Meet the project team members: Anna Burdenski
28/06/2021
Watch these videos introducing our project team members Anna and Jorrit, who will be traveling to Tasiilaq for their fieldwork. In this first video, Anna introduces herself.
Meet the project team members: Jorrit van der Schot
28/06/2021
Watch these videos introducing our project team members Anna and Jorrit, who will be traveling to Tasiilaq for their fieldwork. In this second video, Jorrit introduces himself.
Website launched!
14/12/2020
We are happy to have finally launched our website for the project Snow2Rain.