SVALI on media
Tracking meltwatersby Bronwyn Wake
Short piece on SVALI publication #52 (Charalampidis et al., 2015) in the "Research Highlights" section of the current issue (Vol. 6, No. 1, January 2016) of Nature Climate Change:
http://www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/v6/n1/full/nclimate2908.html
SVALI presentations at COP21, Paris, France (9 December 2015)
by Hannu Mourujärvi
The Elmer/Ice workshop at CSC in November brought together
scientists specializing in glacial modelling. Some dozen scientists around the world participated. The participants came with their own case study that was tackled with the help of CSC's Elmer specialists. The three-day event was a combination of workshops and lectures.
The Svartisen Subglacial Laboratory in POLARFRONTEN
magazine (NR. 4/2013,
Denmark) by Ib Salomon
The world's only laboratory under a glacier is Norwegian. In the Svartisen Subglacial Laboratory researchers are to gain new insights
into the world's many small glaciers, for example on friction between glacier and rocks under it and their response to climate change.
[Original text]
Verdens eneste laboratorium under en gletsjer er norsk. I Svartisen Subglacial Laboratory er forskerne med til at skaffe ny viden om verdens mange små gletsjere, f.eks. om friktionen mellem gletsjeren og klipperne under den og om deres reaktion på klimaændringerne.
The Svartisen Subglacial Laboratory in QUEST
magazine (02/2013, the Netherlands) by Paul Serail 
Under thin ice: 200 meters below the surface of the Norwegian glacier Engabreen, researchers drill with hot water a cave in the ice. Aim: To discover
how the glacier moves. The door of the Svartisen Subglacial Laboratory is open only a few times per year. Quest could join in.
[Original text]
Onder glad ijs: 200 meter onder het oppervlak van de Noorse gletsjer Engabreen, boren onderzoekers met heet water een grot in het ijs. Doel: ontdekken hoe de gletsjer beweegt. De deur van het Svartisen Subglaciale Laboratorium gaat maar een paar keer per jaar open. Quest mocht mee.
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