Students Experience Hands-On Science in Greenland

Students from the US, Denmark, and Greenland participated in the Joint Science Education Program in Greenland, where they engaged in hands-on scientific research and cultural exchange. They joined researchers in studying methane releases, ice drilling, and atmospheric observations. The program included field measurements, interactions with scientists, and presentations of findings. Students experienced historic events like unusual ice melts and gained insights into real-world science. The program fostered a deeper appreciation for research and inspired students to consider science careers.

What unique experiences did the students have while conducting research in Greenland?

How did the students contribute to the research activities during their time in Greenland?

What challenges did the students face while conducting science in such a remote location?

In what ways did the experience in Greenland influence the students' perspectives on science?

What were some of the historic moments the students observed during their expedition?