Geophysical Exploration in Extreme Conditions - GEEC

Geophysical Exploration in Extreme Conditions - GEEC Welcome to the GEEC Outreach Page! Please follow our science team on the 2025-2026 South Pole Expedition.

We will be suggesting experiments you can do and compare with our polar results.

01/17/2026

Ready for an adventure? Applications are now open for the 2026 Girls* in Icy Fjords expedition: a tuition-free sea kayaking, science, and art program for high school girls* in Alaska. Apply by February 9. Learn more at inspiringgirls.org.

12/23/2025

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12/23/2025

Special Report From PhD Student and Field Team Leader Parker Levinson: As the season wraps up, we each went through our photos and videos and chose one of our favorites from the past couple of mont…

12/20/2025

This is Dr Camille Lemonnier, a postdoc at the University of Strasbourg who investigates the cognitive processes underlying foraging decisions in seabirds and their link with individual personality and changes in the environment.

"One of the main lessons I have learned from these campaigns (...) is that another way of life is possible. It is possible to slow down, protect our environment, reduce our impact, and have less without losing quality of life. Solutions exist; we just have to be willing to put in the effort."

Read more about her and her work on our project website: https://womeninpolarscience.org/100polarwomen/

12/20/2025

Join PBS's Miles O’Brien and scientists for a free virtual field trip exploring climate solutions from Antarctica. Register now for live insights and innovative research.

12/19/2025

View from a C-130 cockpit in Antarctica

Yesterday involved a lot of digging. The team pulled out two broadband sensors.
12/12/2025

Yesterday involved a lot of digging. The team pulled out two broadband sensors.

Our windy day turned white-out
12/12/2025

Our windy day turned white-out

Many times we were asked why we are driving on the continent to the places that no one is going. Well, below is a figure...
12/11/2025

Many times we were asked why we are driving on the continent to the places that no one is going. Well, below is a figure published in 2019 by Dr. Whitehouse et al. summarizing factors that are changing the ice-sheet behaviors. The phenomena affecting the ice from below (yes, believe it or not, there is subglacial volcanism beneath the ice sheet!) are not well studied, and that motivates our trips!

Ref: Whitehouse, P.L., Gomez, N., King, M.A. et al. Solid Earth change and the evolution of the Antarctic Ice Sheet. Nat Commun 10, 503 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-018-08068-y

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