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We are pleased to announce that abstracts and registrations are now open for Taking the Temperature of the Antarctic Continent (TACtical) Workshop March 21-23 2018 in Hobart, Australia.

The geothermal heat flux to the base of the Antarctic ice sheet is inherently difficult to measure, yet

The Polar Cooperation Research Centre (PCRC) is proud to announce its third international symposium. The PCRC’s distinct research approach to the Arctic is aimed at establishing and strengthening the international legal and institutional framework so as to bring stability and foreseeability in the

ARCUS will be celebrating Antarctica Day by hosting a LIVE, real-time event with PolarTREC teacher Lesley Anderson from the South Pole Station. Start time may change due to satellite availability.

This will be a special presentation celebrating Antarctica Day (December 1). The presentation will

Celebrate Antarctica Day on December 1, 2017!

Join the celebration of this unique part of our world. There are numerous events planned around the world and anyone can participate.

Antarctica Day activities as well as the virtual balloon launch can be found at Our Spaces (see link above).

PolarTREC Alumni Armando Caussade is hosting the first ever Antarctica Day celebration in Puerto Rico!

Despite the post-hurricane issues, Armando was able to obtain approval from Metropolitan University to hold a three-hour event geared towards a small number of graduate students attending the

We invite registrations and abstract submissions to the International Conference on Snow Hydrology (SnowHydro18) which takes place from 12 to 15 February 2018 at Heidelberg University (Germany).

We welcome contributions on all aspects of snow and hydrology, with emphasis on the following specific

The Dear Colleague Letter (DCL) at the link above invites individuals or groups of individuals from the U.S. research community to submit White Papers on topics in science, engineering, and/or STEM education that are ripe for international network-to-network collaboration. Topics should hold the

The Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC) Modeling Sub-team will host a webinar on High-Resolution Arctic Models. The webinar will be hosted via Zoom Video Conferencing and is open to the public.

This webinar will include three presentations. Eric Chassignet, Florida State

MEC (former NBE) is an informal and friendly conference which participants attend to exchange ideas and information dealing with media education, educational use of ICTs and learning environments. MEC is organized by the Centre for Media Pedagogy at the University of Lapland.

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