Yanni Yang, University of Oulu, Yanni.Yang@oulu.fi Carbon is often imagined as something that moves fast, through leaves, rivers, and the air we breathe. Yet some
Laura Laaksonen, University of Turku, lmelaa@utu.fi Last summer, my colleague Venla Aaltonen and I went on a 270 nautical miles long expedition to map plastic
Henri Heiskanen, Aalto University, henri.heiskanen@aalto.fi Streamflow, or river discharge (Q), is a core variable in hydrology. It describes the volume of water passing a given
Jan Olsman, Aalto University, jan.olsman@aalto.fi Even though the core of my research is conducted behind my laptop screen, you will frequently find me outside, standing
Jiahui Qiu, University of Oulu, Jiahui.Qiu@oulu.fi Driven by a long-standing passion for cryospheric hydrology, I travelled from the warm coastal city of Shenzhen in southern
Iiro Seppä, University of Turku. iielse@utu.fi At the end of November, I spent two weeks with the Machine learning in Earth Sciences group at Interdisciplinary