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Knut Christianson
January 23, 2019
One year into the mission, autonomous ocean robots set a record in survey of Antarctic ice shelf

A team of ocean robots developed at the UW is the first group of self-guided ocean instruments to travel under an ice sheet and come back to report long-term observations.
May 8, 2018
UW researchers will survey Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier as part of major international effort

UW glaciologist Knut Christianson is part of a massive collaboration that will collect on-the-ground data about a key Antarctic glacier that shows signs it could be collapsing into the sea.
December 18, 2017
Partnership will use robotic network to explore Antarctic ice shelves

A new partnership between the UW and Paul G. Allen Philanthropies will use a network of robots to observe conditions beneath a floating Antarctic ice shelf.