No comments In this audio dispatch I describe a major achievement in our project: using radar technology to see Lake Mercer beneath the ice, gathering important data on the lake, and setting up instruments that will enable continued data collection after we leave Antarctica.
Slawek Tulaczyk focuses on the critical role that ice sheets play in climate and sea-level change. A native of Poland, he's a professor in the Earth and Planetary Sciences department at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and loves the intellectual and physical challenges of working in remote field sites in Iceland, Greenland, and Antarctica. 
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