On June 19, Sebastian Buchelt presented his results from his recent publication “Deciphering Small-Scale Seasonal Surface Dynamics of Rock Glaciers in the Central European Alps Using DInSAR Time Series” at the 6th European Conference on Permafrost held in Puigcerda, Spain. A lot of interesting other talks take place here as well as different workshops on the future of permafrost research such as the one organised by the Permafrost Young Researchers Network (PYRN).
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