Across Seconds and Centuries: Tidewater Glacier Change in Alaska and Greenland

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Schaible Auditorium, UAF
(Located in the Usibelli Building, 1764 Tanana Loop. Nearby parking: Bunnell Building, Bursar's Office, and Usibelli Building. Parking is always free after 5 p.m.)
Two people on ice outside of a helicopter
Martin Truffer, Professor
Amy Jenson, Graduate Student Researcher
UAF Geophysical Institute

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