WeThaw project timeline
National TV report about the mission in Alaska (RTBF)
Reportage RTBF de Sylvia Falcinelli au JT 19H30 sur les échantillons ramenés de la mission en Alaska. Un article Web RTBF est également disponible.
Interview Daily Science from the WeThaw team in Alaska
During fieldwork in Alaska, the WeThaw team was interviewed by Camille Stassart from Daily Science (by skype) to explain their mission.
Ongoing mission in Alaska
This location is particularly sensitive to permafrost degradation upon thawing, especially this year with the unprecedented record of temperature of 32°C in Southern Alaska early July 2019
Co-editing a Frontiers special volume about icy-isotopes
The WeThaw project is involved in co-editing a Frontiers special volume about icy-isotopes. All contributions are welcome.
Departure to Alaska
The WeThaw team (Catherine Hirst, Elisabeth Mauclet, Arthur Monhonval, Simon Malvaux) is leaving for Alaska. They will spend three weeks on the field to sample the permafrost
Press release about the mission to Alaska of the WeThaw team
Press release about the mission of the WeThaw project in Alaska for three weeks at the end of August 2019: Television (RTL 13h, RTL 19h, RTBF 13h, TVcom), Radio (RTBF, Vivacité Journal, Vivacité BW Matin), Newspaper and Web articles (La DH, La libre, L’Avenir, RTBF, RTLInfo, Le Vif, TVcom, L’Avenir BW)
Publication about Silicon isotopes in Arctic and sub-Arctic glacial meltwaters
New publication involving WeThaw member entitled “Silicon isotopes in Arctic and sub-Arctic glacial meltwaters: the role of subglacial weathering in the silicon cycle”
Simon Malvaux is joining the team WeThaw for 2 months
Simon Malvaux is joining the team WeThaw for 2 months as a stage, as part of his Master program at Université de Liège
MSc thesis defenses
MSc thesis defense of Maxime Thomas and Loic Debry about permafrost soils at the end of June 2019
Outreach in Science Today
Interview in ScienceToday about the WeThaw project