2 comments SUMMIT CAMP, GREENLAND– I caught up with Dr. Jack Dibb, a fixture at Summit Camp since its beginning in 1989. Jack is an atmospheric chemist from the University of New Hampshire studying the chemistry exchanged between the snow and the air up at Summit.
Zoe Courville studies snow and ice in the Arctic and Antarctica. She has a PhD in material science and works as a research mechanical engineer at the Cold Regions Research and Engineering Lab in Hanover, New Hampshire. During the summer of 2008, Zoe’s research took her to the top of the Greenland Ice Cap. From November 2008 through February 2009, she’s reporting from along a 1,865-mile (3,000 km) journey from the South Pole to Troll Station as part of the Norwegian–U.S. Scientific Traverse of East Antarctica. Zoe loves working in the polar regions and sharing her experiences with others. 
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Zoe, This website is aswome, eduational, and very entertaining! Keep up all the good work and keep transmitting yourself over the blogosphere. I’ve made this site my new home page so I can easily follow your whereabouts and projects. hugs from me.
I can’t help but notice Tony (I think that’s him) in the background scratching his head, picking his nose, and looking confused about something.
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