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We are pleased to announce a virtual hosting of the 2020 meeting that had been scheduled to take place in September 2020 at the University of Edinburgh.

We welcome contributions from ALL areas of Antarctic and Antarctic-related research, and contributions are not limited to UK researchers!

The workshop is organized with support of the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC) and is the first step to prepare for the
in-person meeting at the ASSW 2022 that will be held in Tromsø, Norway on 26 - 31 March 2022.

Through this intercultural and interdisciplinary collaboration, we

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

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

The ASSW2021 Local Organizing Committee in coordination with IASC decided to move the Science Symposium part of ASSW2021 (23 – 26 March 2021) into an online event. Follow the link above for more information.

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Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW) is an annual gathering of

Contact: polarecc at polarnetwork.org

Abstract deadline: Friday 19th March 2021.

We invite Early Career Researchers (ECRs) to present their Polar research in a friendly environment. We also invite anyone, of any academic or professional background, who is curious or passionate about

What is Inuit Traditional Knowledge? How is it relevant to the contemporary world and to decolonialization? The Roundtable will begin with the traditional lighting of the Qulliq by Aaju Peter. Inuit and non-Inuit speakers will present innovative and contemporary applications of Traditional Knowledge

The Permafrost Carbon Feedback (PCF) Intervention Roadmap Dialogues, hosted by the PCF Action Group, is a four-part Series, and we very much look forward to having you participate.

- March 4: Opening Dialogue: Why Permafrost Carbon Matters
- March 11: Dialogue 2: Avoiding Permafrost Thaw

The Arctic Research Collaboration Workshop will take place online, Friday 16 April from 9:00 am -1:00 pm AKDT, 1:00-5:00 pm EDT.

In the first half of the workshop, participants will hear from a panel of experienced inter-/transdisciplinary researchers as they share examples of successful

International Glaciological Society Global Seminar:

Speaking:

Maurice van Tiggelen, Utrecht University, "The Turbulent but Predictable Relationship Between Rough Greenland Ice and the Atmosphere : The Story From a Drone, ICESat-2 and Several Eddy Covariance Stations"
Lynn Kaluzienski