BE-OI in the media

Press coverage after our press conference on 9th April 2019:

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BE-OI Press conference at EGU 2019

Beyond EPICA presented the decision where to drill for 1.5 million year old ice at:

EGU Press Conference
Tuesday, 9 April, 09:00
Beyond EPICA: The quest for a 1.5 Million year ice core

Press release and other material

What is BE-OI?

In Antarctica internationally leading ice and climate scientists of 14 institutions from ten European countries are looking for the oldest ice-core record on Earth. Goal of the project "Beyond EPICA - Oldest Ice" is to find the ice core which goes furthest back in Earth’s history ...

"Drilling for the oldest ice"

Short briefing in Nature Geoscience News&Views

BE-OI Publications

# 1: Geothermal heat flux and basal melt rate in the Dome C region...
# 2: Is there 1.5 million-year old ice near Dome C...
# 3: Accumulation patterns around Dome C in the last 73 kyrs
# 4: Brief communication: Canditate sites of 1.5 Myr old ice...
# 5: Glaciological characteristics in the Dome Fuji region...
# 6: Promising Oldest Ice sites in East Antarctica...

Joint special issue in EGU Journals

Call for papers in joint special issue on
Oldest Ice: finding and interpreting climate proxies in ice older than 700,000 years
of the EGU Journals "The Cryosphere" and "Climate of the Past"

Tweets by OldestIce

BE-OI

BE-OI has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 730258.