Emily MacDuff - Artist
Emily is an artist and photographer from Scotland. Having finished school at Madras College last year, she has recently returned from a placement in New York where she assisted a photographer for three months. Keen to further expand her horizons before attending art school later this year she has joined the Greenland360 team as an artist to help communicate the changing landscape and its effects to a wider audience.
James Wylie - Science Coordinator
James is studying Geography with Environmental Studies at the University of Edinburgh. In summer 2013 he secured a Fieldwork Apprenticeship grant from the Royal Geographical Society, which allowed him to assist academics from Edinburgh University with tephrochronology fieldwork in Iceland. James hopes to build on his field skills and use this expedition to develop his understanding of geographic processes, with a view to pursue a career in the environment.
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Craig Mushet - Science Leader
Craig recently went on an expedition to Finnmark Norway in the Arctic circle as part of the British Exploring Society. He is an Earth Science student at the University of Glasgow where he hopes to continue his studies of Glaciers and their dynamics. He is also leading the aerial photography objectives in this expedition where he hopes to capture rarely seen footage.
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Cameron, just back from a research expedition to Ladakh, Himalayas with the British Exploring Society, is a student of Geography and Earth Science at the University of Glasgow. Originally from St Andrews, he attended Madras College and now aims to pursue a career in climate science and expedition leading. His focus will be the logistics of this trip.
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