IU Glaciology

IU Glaciology is a new research group in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, led by David Lilien. We are broadly interested in understanding how ice flows in Greenland and Antarctica, from the small scale to large scale. To that end, we use models and ice-penetrating radar to investigate past, present, and future ice flow.

We are looking to grow, with opportunities for graduate students, a postdoc, and undergraduate students! Please get in touch if you are interested in joining our group.

Research themes

For more details, see our research page.

Fabric

Fabric How do individual ice crystals reorient through time, and how does this affect ice flow?

Radar

Radar Observing properties that are key to understanding past, present, and future ice flow.