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The New Canada-Inuit Nunangat-United Kingdom Arctic Research Programme is a new multi-year programme that will bring together teams of researchers from across Canada, Inuit Nunangat and the United Kingdom in innovative ways to understand and address the environmental, social, economic, cultural and

The “Arctic Network for Climate Adaptation and Food Security” (ACAF) project organizes a series of international networking webinars on Arctic climate adaptation this Spring and early Summer. The ACAF project is run by the Natural Resources Institute Finland, funded by the Ministry

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IASSA Council has voted unanimously to postpone ICASS X from June 2020 to June 2021.

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ICASS X Organizing Committee has committed to work on a

In 2021, a coalition of organizations including The Arctic Institute, Women in Polar Sciences, and Women of the Arctic are organizing a webinar series, Breaking the Ice Ceiling, to illuminate polar research by those who identify as women and to foster discussion on systemic change in polar sciences

*At the moment POAC 2021 is planned as online conference. In case the situation will be developed in a positive way, we will change the format into on-site / hybrid format. The Organizing Committee has been closely and continuously monitoring the COVID19 situation as it has developed both globally

This workshop introduces participants to the National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), teaches them how to access and work with NEON data, and allows them to interact with NEON science staff to get assistance working on the specific data products they are interested in using. The workshop

The U.S. Ice Drilling Program and the Summit Science Coordination Office will co-sponsor a U.S. science community planning workshop to identify and articulate U.S. science community interests for long-term planning of potential scientific traverses on the Greenland Ice Sheet.

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The Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee is required to develop and implement an Arctic Research Plan every five years. The draft Arctic Research Plan 2022-2026 identifies priorities for U.S. interagency collaboration and partnerships that will increase the value of the federal research