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Excited to be involved in collaborative Canada/US research supported by SSHRC, U.S. National Science Foundation, American Alpine Club, Alpine Club of Canada | Club alpin du Canada, w/ a talented & amazing leader, Dr. Allison Criscitiello University of Alberta, to Mount Logan over the next two years! Learn more here: loganice.ca

CICL Director Dr. Criscitiello named National Geographic Explorer! NGS is supporting her collaborative, multi-disciplinary project: "Ice Coring the Water Towers of the Columbia, Fraser, Athabasca and Saskatchewan Rivers in a Warming World." National Geographic Society @CanMountainNet UAlbertaScience

We're looking for a motivated postdoc to study contaminant deposition and fate in the Columbia Icefield. Details at bit.ly/3afzGeH @CanMountainNet UAlbertaScience #icecore

Join Dr. Criscitiello live on the Columbia Icefield as she drills for ice cores! UAlbertaScience Nat Geo Education #icecore #ExplorerClassroom Tune in April 13th at 1pm MT here: youtube.com/c/NatGeoEdOrg/…

Last weekend our team collected shallow ice cores and surface snow samples from the Columbia Icefield in arctic-like conditions for an environmental contaminant study. Students Kira Holland and Gerard Otiniano excelled in their first ice coring adventure! UAlbertaScience

Recent coverage of our collaboration with @SVOCora @amilaods Heidi Pickard in C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News) showing persistent short-chain fluorinated alkyl acids observed in Arctic ice cores are linked to CFC replacement chemicals. UAlbertaScience #icecore Read more here: bit.ly/2L6CT52

RT UAlbertaScience: #Ice stories: Learn about the incredible data coming from Canadian #Arctic #IceCores in a webinar with Alison Criscitiello, Canadian Ice Core Lab director bit.ly/3iLPJoA #UAlberta CFI / FCI Canadian Ice Core Lab (CICL)

Why does Explorer Alison Criscitiello love the cold? The ice core scientist, director of @IceCICL, high-altitude mountaineer, and alpinist shares:

RT ACUNS - AUCEN: Best way to get through winter? Embrace it. Our current isolation parallels polar expedition says #UAlberta's ice core scientist Alison Criscitiello theglobeandmail.com/canada/article… Canadian Ice Core Lab (CICL)

As an ice core scientist, high-altitude mountaineer, and director of @IceCICL, Alison’s research explores the history of sea ice in polar regions using ice core chemistry.

Here they are: the amazing 2021 loganice.ca science team! Alison Criscitiello Canadian Ice Core Lab (CICL) Zac Robinson @zacrobinson_ Toby Harper-Merrett Toby Harper-Merrett (il/lui) & Rebecca Haspel. And next year: an ice core! Alpine Club of Canada | Club alpin du Canada Royal Canadian Geographical Society Parks Canada, Yukon UAlberta Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation UAlbertaScience

Kudos to Royal Canadian Geographical Society #Fellows & friends of the Mount Logan Ice Expedition (incl. @zacrobinson_ & Alison Criscitiello of Canadian Ice Core Lab (CICL)) for their successful summit! Read the Canadian Geographic report by Austin Westphal canadiangeographic.ca/article/all-ca…

What can ice core records tell us about sea ice variability? Check out our recent work that uses ice core marine aerosol records to reconstruct polynyas in the Canadian high Arctic! doi.org/10.1029/2021JC… UAlbertaScience #icecore

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Through her National Geographic and @Rolex #PerpetualPlanet Expedition, #NatGeoExplorer Criscitiello’s adventures to frozen heights have cemented her position as a leader in glaciology and a role model for aspiring mountaineers. on.natgeo.org/6012zxmlm

This week we wanted to take a good look at Canada’s glaciers. First, we meet @IceCICL, who drilled ice cores 300m deep on Mount Logan's icy glacier. Then, researchers from NRC Canada trekked across Canada's glaciers after years of pandemic delays. cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

Deep within the glacier of Canada’s Mount Logan is a story about the Earth’s climate spanning tens of thousands of years. Discover how scientist and National Geographic Explorer Alison Criscitiello set out to uncover those clues. More on bit.ly/Mount_Logan_1 #PerpetualPlanet

After summiting Canada’s Mount Logan, National Geographic Explorer Alison Criscitiello and her team spent two weeks drilling over 300 m into the ice. Their findings could provide a new history of Earth’s climate over 30,000 years. More on bit.ly/Mount_Logan_2 #PerpetualPlanet

How do we close gender gaps in science, particularly in historically male-dominated fields? In a Perspective paper published today in Nature Geoscience, we evaluated relationships among... nature.com/articles/s4156… 1/10

Out today in Nature Geoscience 💥 Incredible collaboration with the leads of this work Dr. Bess Koffman Colby College & Matt Osman Cambridge Geography • UAlbertaScience