Science Team

The PIPERS science team hails from 8 countries and 14 institutions. The boat is full – every berth is occupied, and they all signed up to spend 2+ months chasing 60 mph winds, blowing ice, snow and sea spray in 24 hour darkness to better understand the role of polynyas in the dead of winter.

The PIPERS (NBP17-04) faceboard.

The PIPERS (NBP17-04) faceboard.

 

Stephen Ackley (Chief Scientist) University of Texas USA
Gauthier Carnat Université Libre de Bruxelles Belgian
John Cassano U of Colorado USA
Johannes de Jong Université Libre de Bruxelles Belgian
Bruno Daniel Pierre Delille Universite Libre de Liege Belgian
Peter S. Guest Naval Postgraduate School USA
Jeffrey Mei WHOI New Zealand
Edward Maksym WHOI Canadian
Kelly Elisabeth Schick U of Colorado USA
Célia Julia Sapart, Université Libre de Bruxelles Swiss
Madison Smith University of Washington USA
Sharon Stammerjohn (Co-Chief Scientist) U of Colorado USA
Jean-Louis Tison Université Libre de Bruxelles Belgian
Fanny Van der Linden Universite Libre de Liege Belgian
Sarah Searson NIWA British
Blake Paul Weissling University of Texas USA
Guy Darvall Williams Univ of Tasmania Australia
Brice Loose University of Rhode Island USA
Jeff Anderson WHOI USA
Sarah Park National Geographic British
Alek Shanbar Razdan Northeastern University USA
Samuel Gartzman University of Rhode Island USA
Laetitia Roach NIWA USA
Peter Sedwick Old Dominion University Australia
Casey Charlotte O’Hara Old Dominion University USA
Bettina Sohst Old Dominion University Germany
Julie Parno CRREL USA