Centre for Ice and Climate, ice core, ice cores, Inland ice, climate research
Centre for Ice and Climate is a centre of excellence at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. The centre's main activities are drilling of ice cores through the Greenland ice sheet (e.g. the NGRIP and NEEM projects) and analysis of ice cores with the objective of understanding the governing processes of past and future climate.
NATURE publication
Postdoc Faezeh M. Nick, guest researcher at Centre for Ice and Climate is lead author of the newly published article in Nature: Future sea-level rise from Greenland's main outlet glaciers in a warming climate.
New publication in Nature Geoscience
A new international study of past climate shows that since 1900 the global temperature has raised significantly after more than 1000 years with falling temperatures.
