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Organizers invite applications for the 4th TraitTrain International Plant Functional Traits Course (TraitTrain4). This course will take place 16-27 July 2018 at the University Centre in Svalbard (UNIS), Longyearbyen, Svalbard, Norway.

This course is intended for graduate students, M.Sc. and PhD

International Conference on Geology & Earth Science will be held during May 2-4, 2018 at Rome, Italy. Geoscience-2018 is an excellent platform for professionals and who are working in the field.

The annual conference creates a platform for experts interaction, simultaneously with networking

The Arctic Data Center invites applications for their 2018 Data Science Training for Arctic Research. This workshop will convene 13-17 August 2018 in Santa Barbara, California.

The Arctic Data Center provides training in data science and data management. These are critical skills for the

Communities in Alaska’s Arctic and Subarctic regions are at risk from environmental threats including flooding, erosion, and thawing permafrost. However, the character and relative magnitude of those risks can vary from community to community, and it is not always clear which environmental threats

The cold regions of the Earth – Arctic, Antarctica and the high mountain ranges – are exposed to fundamental changes due to global warming and direct anthropogenic pressures. The Arctic sea ice as well as glaciers in Greenland and Alpine mountains are not only losing huge areas, but also habitats

This NSF-sponsored workshop will assess economic, environmental, and social impacts of Arctic change on New England and establish convergence research initiatives to prepare for, adapt to, and capitalize on these effects. Shipping routes through an ice-free Northwest Passage in combination with

The University of Utah’s Asia Center is hosting an interdisciplinary conference on Siberia, Central Asia, and the Russian Far East and North Pacific, organized around the theme of “Asia in the Russian Imagination.” The conference will be held at the University of Utah’s campus. Over the past three