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I look forward to welcome Antarctic scientist from around the world to Oslo next year! And likewise, I hope to see scores of exciting abstracts being submitted! It is time to sharpen your pencils.....
🌍 Happy #AntarcticaDay! 🌍
To mark the occasion, we’re delighted to announce that the call for abstracts for the 12th SCAR Open Science Conference #SCAR2026 (8-19 August 2026 in Oslo, Norway) is now open.
Submit your abstracts by 28 February 2026 scar2026.org/abstracts
To mark the occasion, we’re delighted to announce that the call for abstracts for the 12th SCAR Open Science Conference #SCAR2026 (8-19 August 2026 in Oslo, Norway) is now open.
Submit your abstracts by 28 February 2026 scar2026.org/abstracts
December 3, 2025 at 7:08 AM
I look forward to welcome Antarctic scientist from around the world to Oslo next year! And likewise, I hope to see scores of exciting abstracts being submitted! It is time to sharpen your pencils.....
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🌍 Happy #AntarcticaDay! 🌍
To mark the occasion, we’re delighted to announce that the call for abstracts for the 12th SCAR Open Science Conference #SCAR2026 (8-19 August 2026 in Oslo, Norway) is now open.
Submit your abstracts by 28 February 2026 scar2026.org/abstracts
To mark the occasion, we’re delighted to announce that the call for abstracts for the 12th SCAR Open Science Conference #SCAR2026 (8-19 August 2026 in Oslo, Norway) is now open.
Submit your abstracts by 28 February 2026 scar2026.org/abstracts
December 1, 2025 at 3:31 PM
🌍 Happy #AntarcticaDay! 🌍
To mark the occasion, we’re delighted to announce that the call for abstracts for the 12th SCAR Open Science Conference #SCAR2026 (8-19 August 2026 in Oslo, Norway) is now open.
Submit your abstracts by 28 February 2026 scar2026.org/abstracts
To mark the occasion, we’re delighted to announce that the call for abstracts for the 12th SCAR Open Science Conference #SCAR2026 (8-19 August 2026 in Oslo, Norway) is now open.
Submit your abstracts by 28 February 2026 scar2026.org/abstracts
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🚨 Our new preprint!
*Cascading mass loss of Antarctic ice shelves triggered by iceberg collisions*
🔗 doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175285257.77669558/v1
In 2021, giant icebergs hit Dronning Maud Land ice shelves in #Antarctica, causing a chain reaction of calving & major regional ice-shelf area loss. 💥
*Cascading mass loss of Antarctic ice shelves triggered by iceberg collisions*
🔗 doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175285257.77669558/v1
In 2021, giant icebergs hit Dronning Maud Land ice shelves in #Antarctica, causing a chain reaction of calving & major regional ice-shelf area loss. 💥
Cascading mass loss of Antarctic ice shelves triggered by iceberg collisions
Iceberg calving accounts for about half of Antarctic ice-shelf mass loss. We used satellite imagery to analyze annual ice-shelf front changes and major calving events over eight years from austral sum...
doi.org
July 21, 2025 at 7:20 AM
🚨 Our new preprint!
*Cascading mass loss of Antarctic ice shelves triggered by iceberg collisions*
🔗 doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175285257.77669558/v1
In 2021, giant icebergs hit Dronning Maud Land ice shelves in #Antarctica, causing a chain reaction of calving & major regional ice-shelf area loss. 💥
*Cascading mass loss of Antarctic ice shelves triggered by iceberg collisions*
🔗 doi.org/10.22541/essoar.175285257.77669558/v1
In 2021, giant icebergs hit Dronning Maud Land ice shelves in #Antarctica, causing a chain reaction of calving & major regional ice-shelf area loss. 💥
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After nearly 50 years of continuous monitoring on Signy Island, our scientists have documented how the changing fortunes of three seal species – Weddell seals, Antarctic fur seals and southern elephant seals – are tied to sea ice.
📸Alastair Wilson
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📸Alastair Wilson
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June 18, 2025 at 3:54 PM
After nearly 50 years of continuous monitoring on Signy Island, our scientists have documented how the changing fortunes of three seal species – Weddell seals, Antarctic fur seals and southern elephant seals – are tied to sea ice.
📸Alastair Wilson
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📸Alastair Wilson
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Heidi Ahonen is a bioacoustician recording whale calls, whistles & songs to understand if the marine mammals are crossing paths with krill fishing vessels in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. buff.ly/tR3ZoxE #science #research #Antarctica #fishing #MarineLife
Listening for Whale Sounds 1,000 feet Deep in the Antarctic Ocean - Inside Climate News
Heidi Ahonen is a bioacoustician recording whale calls, whistles and songs to understand if the marine mammals are crossing paths with krill fishing vessels in one of the most extreme environments on…
buff.ly
May 1, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Heidi Ahonen is a bioacoustician recording whale calls, whistles & songs to understand if the marine mammals are crossing paths with krill fishing vessels in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. buff.ly/tR3ZoxE #science #research #Antarctica #fishing #MarineLife
Many years of fun ahead of us! Planning for an important upcoming international polar effort!
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#antarctica #arctic #polarscience
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#antarctica #arctic #polarscience
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January 29, 2025 at 11:19 AM
Many years of fun ahead of us! Planning for an important upcoming international polar effort!
www.forskningsradet.no/en/Portfolio...
#antarctica #arctic #polarscience
www.forskningsradet.no/en/Portfolio...
#antarctica #arctic #polarscience