Past Events

Join Polar Impact for an overview of this inclusive network of racial & ethnic minorities and allies in the polar research community.

Founder Prem Gill and co-organizer Asmara Lehrmann will discuss Polar Impact's mission to support, connect, and highlight the stories of Black, Asian, Indigenous

February 11th is the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, join in and celebrate with a virtual 3-day festival featuring women in science, exploration and conservation from across the globe, brought right into your living rooms!

This virtual weekend has a simple goal, celebrating

Lawyers and legal academics are often perceived to spend endless hours in front of a screen or in the library, conducting desk and internet research. Much of legal research, if not all, can be done far away from the issues under research. Have you ever wondered what "going in the field" looks like

The Svalbard Integrated Arctic Earth Observing System (SIOS) invites registration for their next SIOS Webinar Series webinar, titled An Anchor Point to a Drifting World!

This webinar will present projects in the frame of the SIOS access programme.

Despite the significant challenges of 2020

Antarctic and Polar research colleagues, the kick-off workshop for the SCAR INSTANT Programme - INStabilities & Thresholds in ANTarctica: The Antarctic contribution to global sea-level will be held in mid-February. 'INSTANT' is a new SCAR scientific programme recently approved. INSTANT will

To continue discussions initiated at our 2020 Annual Meeting, ARCUS announces a call for nominations for members to serve on a new ad hoc committee that will focus on building the Arctic research community’s capacity for interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research. Committee members will serve

Welcome to the Mathematics on Ice Forum! We are proposing to meet once a month to discuss mathematical aspects of ice dynamics and bring together the community in an informal atmosphere.

The first meeting planned will take place on 15th February with the following talks:

- Alex Robel

Rick Thoman, Alaska climate specialist, who will review past climate information focusing on unusual dry times and will provide a statewide overview, including tools typically used to access drought/precipitation deficit.

Please follow the link above to register.

The Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S. (ARCUS) invites registration for the next Arctic Research Seminar featuring Kent Moore, Professor of Physics and Vice-Principal Research at the University of Toronto Mississauga. Dr. Moore’s presentation, is titled Anomalous Collapses of Nares Strait Ice

The Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center at IARC invites proposals for projects that support “actionable science” or knowledge that can inform or be applied to high-priority natural and cultural resource management issues, either locally or broadly across Alaska. AK CASC expects to initiate 3-4

This webinar series is designed to increase transparency of the Arctic Science Ministerial science process and to provide additional opportunities for scientists, Indigenous Peoples and Arctic research stakeholders to further engage with the science and proposed actions leading up to the Third

International Glaciological Society Global Seminar:

Speaking: Regine Hock, University of Oslo, "Assessing and Projecting Global Glacier Mass Changes"

Please register in advance for the seminars. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining

David Simeral, drought monitor author, who will explain the U.S. drought monitor process.

Please follow the link above to register.

The tools and techniques for making monthly and season scale climate forecasts are rapidly changing, with the potential to provide useful forecasts at the month and longer range. We will review recent climate conditions around Alaska, review some forecast tools and finish up the Climate Prediction

Arctic Science Summit Week 2021 is swiftly approaching. This is a reminder that IASC is now receiving proposals for consideration for IASC funding in 2021.

Proposals can be limited to one Working Group, relevant to all five, or anything in between. (Note: Working Groups

With climate as a central organizing principle of the new Biden Administration’s global approach, US-Arctic science, policy, and diplomacy are expected to take on increasing importance. As the poles warm, complex and intersecting issues of climate change, natural resource development, Arctic Ocean

Come join the Master of Public Administration and Public Policy department in discussing the policy, social, economical and administrative implications and predictions of the new Biden Harris administration. The event is in two sessions, with three professors discussing a topic related to the new

Join a listening session to share your story, experiences or data and hear from others in the region. These two-hour listening sessions will start with four, short presentations from people who live and work in the region with time for questions. Then small group discussions to hear from