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I Am So Lucky To Get To Share This With You!## Today was the most amazing day- wait didn't I just say that a few days ago? This trip is truly the experience of a lifetime. The team is great, the scenery is jaw-dropping and everyday there is a new surprise. I am so lucky to be able to share all of

The REU students are formulating their research. I interviewed Courtney Payne and asked her about her goals while she is here.

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Hello everyone. I went on amazing tour of The Barrow utilidor system. It is a 3.2 mile underground corridor built in 1984 by the Barrow Utilities & Electric Co-Op (known as BUECI). It was built for the transport of water, sewage, and fiber optics along with telephone, cable, and electric lines

In 1963 Barrow experienced a severe storm surge in which part of the town and region where flooded. Since then there have been ongoing efforts to protect the coastline from erosion and town from flooding. Barrow sits along the Chukchi Sea and the region has a net rate of erosion of 2.2 feet per year

Believe it or not, this is the title of a paper published in 2008 by two UCSD physicists. And whereas we aspire to have notable research results as well (hopefully a little more exciting than tangled string), we spent today continuing to plan, prep and unpack. Even scientists have mundane chores to

Hello everyone, since arriving in Barrow I've been mesmerized by the Arctic sea ice. It flows across the sea surface blanketing the Arctic horizon in shades of white, grey, and deep blues. -Video not transcribed- I was enchanted by this floating world of icy sculptures that moved and melted before

Hello everyone, today we gathered at the beach to go on a disaster walk organized by Laura Thomas from Cooperative Extension. The disaster walk was to learn about the 1963 storm surge flood that overwhelmed the then small village of Barrow and neighboring Naval Arctic Research Laboratory. The 12