Dorothée Vallot is a Postdoctoral researcher on the DOMINOS project. Based at the Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI), oceanographic research group, she will spend part of her time at the Institut des Géosciences de l'Environnement (IGE) in Grenoble and at St Andrews University. The aim of her research project is to understand the processes involved at the ocean-ice interface of Thwaites glacier by coupling a continuum ice flow model (Elmer/Ice), a particle model (HiDEM) and an ocean model (NEMO).

Louise Borthwick is a PhD student at Temple University using seismic and gravity techniques to study the distribution of geologic structures under Thwaites. She hopes to understand how these form and potentially link them to tectonic processes. Improved understand of how tectonic affects ice dynamics on Thwaites will help improve predictions of sea level rise from ice sheet models.

Ryan Venturelli is a professor and researcher at the Colorado School of Mines and principal investigator on the GHC project. She is measuring in situ cosmogenic ¹⁴C in sub-ice bedrock cores to determine if and when Thwaites Glacier was smaller than at present during the recent geologic past.

His research is focused on modelling and observing the flow of ice and water in ice sheets and glaciers. More details can be found on his website. His role on GHOST is to co-lead the collection and analysis of phase-sensitive radar data to better understand how Thwaites Glacier flows over its bed.