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Duane Froese is a Professor in the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Alberta. His research focuses on permafrost and its impacts on climate change. He has a diverse academic background and has held various positions, including Canada Research Chair in Northern Environmental Change. Froese leads a research group engaged in understanding the geological setting of permafrost and its response to climate change. His work encompasses interdisciplinary approaches, collaborating with various fields such as engineering, ecology, and microbiology. He is also involved in community hazard mapping related to permafrost change and works closely with indigenous groups in northern Canada. As co-lead of Theme 1 for the PermafrostNet initiative, he contributes to advancing laboratory and field estimates of ground ice, aimed at improving understanding of landscape-scale permafrost thaw. His laboratory, the Permafrost Archives Science Laboratory, is dedicated to the characterization and analysis of permafrost materials, utilizing advanced non-destructive methods.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Serving as a professor conducting research on permafrost and climate change.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Focus on the impacts of climate change in northern regions.
University of Alberta • Edmonton, AB
Taught courses and supervised research in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management