APECS International Online Conference 2021: Call for Abstracts

Call for abstracts for the APECS International Online Conference 2021 #APECS

 

 

Conference theme: Polar Science: Success Stories from the Field and from Home

 

Conference date: Wednesday, 12th May 2021

 

Contact: info@apecs.is 

 

Location: Online

 

Abstract deadline: Wednesday, 31st March 2021

 

Who this conference is for: We invite polar and alpine researchers from around the world and from various academic levels to present stories related to the polar and alpine regions that happened in 2020. We hope to hear both success stories and stories of learning from failure. The ultimate goal of the project is to unite the ECR community in a collegial and learning experience organized under the 7th annual APECS Online Conference.

 

This conference has been organised with the support of the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) https://www.apecs.is/ 

 

Summary

The theme is designed to encourage contributions from those whose research has been impacted by Covid-19 and had to develop new directions with their research. It also acknowledges that some were able to carry out fieldwork, and so also gives a space for them to showcase their research. The conference will be an opportunity for new research to be presented and connections to be made across polar research. After what has been a difficult year for everyone around the world, we would like to celebrate and learn from your stories related to the polar and alpine regions that happened in 2020. We hope to hear both success stories and stories of learning from failure. The ultimate goal of the project is to unite the ECR community in a collegial and learning experience organized under the 7th annual APECS Online Conference.

 

Submissions

The form for submitting an abstract for a talk or a poster is available via the APECS website on the link below. Abstracts must be < 300 words and the submission deadline is Wednesday, 31st March 2021.

 

Abstract submission:  https://www.apecs.is/events/upcoming-event-highlights/international-online-conference-2021.html

 

Attendance

We welcome anyone, of any academic or professional background, interested in Polar science to attend the conference. 

 

Conference registration form to follow up soon! 

 

Please circulate this call within your networks.

 

REMINDER: UK Antarctic Science Conference 2021- 22nd-25th March

Dear All,

A quick reminder that abstract submission for the UK Antarctic Science Conference 2020/21 is now open!

 

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 meeting will take place from Monday 22 – Thursday 25 March, 13:00-17:00 GMT each afternoon. We anticipate sessions of 3-4x 15-minute talks interspersed with regular breakout sessions to get everyone mixing. We will also host a virtual poster session or two in cyberspace.

 

As part of the meeting, we will also host a scoping session for future Antarctic science priorities hosted by the UK National Committee for Antarctic Research, and there will be some activities organised through the UK Polar Network. These will hopefully include an informal panel event where ECRs have the opportunity to socialise with and get career advice from experienced Antarctic researchers, as well as some short talks/workshops. There will also be a prize draw for the opportunity to win some great merchandise for those who attend the UKPN's scheduled events!

 

Please take note of the deadlines for abstract submission (Friday 5 March, 3 weeks from today) and registration (Monday 15 March). Registration is free, but for setting up a secure list for the meeting you MUST register by the deadline.

Registration and abstract submission are via the following link:

 

https://www.bas.ac.uk/event/uk-antarctic-science-conference-2021/

 

Full details on the web-based platforms to be used for the conference sessions and activities and the respective joining instructions will be circulated to all participants once registration has closed.

 

We very much look forward to seeing you in late March!

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Scotland=?Windows-1252?Q?=92s_?=Role and Contribution in a Changing Arctic Environment

Hi all,

 

Calling all Scotland-based researchers! Here are a new series of networking events. For more information, please see here https://www.caledonianblogs.net/climatejustice/2021/02/02/scotlandarcticresearchnetwork/.

 

These network events are intended bring together Scotland-based researchers from a broad range of disciplines and on different topics, and discuss expertise and opportunities for Scotland-Arctic research and educational programmes. These discussions will inform a publicly available online report on the challenges and opportunities for Scotland in Arctic matters, as well as recommendations for improved coordination. The Scottish Government are supporting these events and the UArctic are following closely. It would be fantastic if your network members could attend to add to the discussion expertise and experience/potential for collaborating with Arctic partners over the coming weeks.

 

Details below:

 

A series of nine themed events will be held between late February and March 2021, focusing on the following themes:

 

Session Theme	Time and date	Eventbrite link
Cultural Revitalization	1 March, 10:00 to 11:30 GMT	Click here
Engaging Local and Indigenous Communities	1 March, 12:00 to 13:30 GMT	Click here
Environmental Education	1 March, 14:00 to 15:30 GMT	Click here
Sustainable Economic Growth and the Blue Economy	8 March, 10:00 to 11:30 GMT	Click here
Geophysical Changes and Eroding Coastlines	8 March, 12:00 to 13:30 GMT	Click here
Renewable Energy Technology	8 March, 14:00 to 15:30 GMT	Click here

 

We will hear from academics from multiple disciplines working on Arctic matters in Scotland. Attendees will be able to add their voice to the discussion on the direction of Scotland-Arctic research – and contribute to building a multidisciplinary network to strengthen Arctic-focused educational and research links in Scotland. The Series will conclude with two Consolidation Sessions held on 22^nd March 2021.

 

You can read more about the Network Series and register for individual events by clicking here, or using the links in the table. Please feel free to share this invite with any Scotland-based colleagues conducting research on the Arctic who may be interested.

 

The Network Event Series is being organised by the Centre for Climate Justice at Glasgow Caledonian University in partnership with the University of the Highlands and Islands, the University of Aberdeen, and the University of the Arctic (UArctic). The Event Series and the eventual establishment of a Scotland-Arctic research network are being supported by the Scottish Government.

 

 

 

 

 

Polar ECC: Call for Abstracts

Call for abstracts for the UK Polar Early Career Conference

#PolarECC

 

Conference theme: Early Career Researchers and the future of UK Polar Science 

 

Conference date: 5-6^th May 2021

 

Contact: polarecc@polarnetwork.org

 

Location: Online

 

Abstract deadline: Friday 19^th March 2021

 

Who this conference is for: 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 Polar research to attend. 

 

This conference has been organised with the support of the UK Polar Network (https://polarnetwork.org/)

 

Summary

This two-day online conference will highlight the work of ECRs within Polar Science from a range of disciplines and institutions. This is the first UK Polar ECR conference and is tailored towards this community. The conference will focus on the high-quality science produced by ECRs and the contemporary issues Polar ECRs are facing. The scientific talks will be divided in to five streams which will run parallel throughout the conference: 

-                  Ecosystems

-                  Oceanography 

-                  Geology and Glaciology

-                  Atmosphere and Climate

-                  Social Sciences

In addition to scientific talks and posters, there will be a strong emphasis on careers & employability, as well as discussing the future of UK Polar science. This will include: 

-                  Employability workshops for careers both in and out of academia. 

-                  A session dedicated to improving collaboration with Indigenous communities.

-                  A panel discussing the future of UK polar science with specific emphasis on the impacts of Brexit, COVID-19 and the UN Decade of Ocean Science.  

There is scope for an ECR-led session discussing the effect of COVID-19 on your project, mitigation strategies, support and potential action for ECRs. Please indicate when submitting an abstract whether you are able to contribute to this session.

 

Submissions

The form for submitting an abstract for a talk or a poster is available on the link below, this will simultaneously register you for the conference. We ask that those submitting an abstract fall within the category of ECR (Post-graduate students, PhD students and Post-doctoral researchers). Abstracts must be < 200 words and the submission deadline is Friday 19^th March 2021.

 

Abstract submission & registration form: https://forms.gle/mZd2bZupmWQ1PLen6

 

Attendance

This conference is an opportunity for ECRs to hone their skills in a friendly environment however we also welcome anyone, of any academic or professional background, interested in Polar science to attend the conference. 

 

Conference registration form (for attendees only): https://forms.gle/9Tvt4yVAJEC1BZjr5

 

Please circulate this call within your networks.

 

'IMarEST Explores: Gender Diversity in the Marine Industry' Panel event - 8th March

Good morning, I hope you are keeping well.

The Institute of Marine Engineering, Science, and Technology is hosting a gender diversity panel in a couple weeks. I knwo some of you are marine scientists so this may be of interest to you!

 

Here is the link to the Eventbrite page where delegates can register to attend: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/imarest-explores-gender-diversity-in-the-marine-industry-tickets-137888019779

 

Our marketing and promotion starts in earnest on Monday, but feel free to share with your own networks.

 

Thanks and best wishes,

 

Chloe

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Marie Sklodowska-Curie PhD opportunity

Hi everyone,

 

As you may have friends or colleagues overseas, please could I ask you to share this link for a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Training Network PhD in Climate Modelling.  The closing date is 28 February and details on how to apply are in the posting.

 

https://www.bas.ac.uk/jobs/vacancy/climate-ocean-modeller-deepice/

 

Many thanks

Ali

 

 

Ali Teague | Postgraduate Student Co-ordinator | British Antarctic Survey

High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: alag@bas.ac.uk

 

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Towards Russian Arctic Archipelagos: A Science Journey with the Open Ocean Project, 12 March 2021, 13:00-14:00pm UK time

Towards Russian Arctic Archipelagos: A Science Journey with the Open Ocean Project - a UK-Russia Arctic Science Links Webinar with the Open Ocean Project, Association Maritime Heritage 

Time: 12 March 2021, 13:00-14:00pm UK time 

Online event - For more details on the agenda, speakers and registration please visit - https://www.arctic.ac.uk/news/towards-russian-arctic-archipelagose-open-ocean-project/

We are excited to invite you to a webinar with the Open Ocean Project of the Association Maritime Heritage. This is a unique opportunity to learn about the Project's activities and discover their scientific work carried out in the far-flung corners of the Russian Arctic: the coastal areas and remote islands in the Barents Sea, the Kara Sea and the Laptev Sea.  Topics include: Arctic biodiversity monitoring (plants, invertebrates, seabirds, marine mammals); mapping of coastal habitats; plastic debris survey; historical and memorial sites and monuments documentation and surveys; discovery of UK polar explorer Benjamin Leigh-Smith's Eira shipwreck. 

Kola Science Centre and Arctic Research, 5 March 2021, 11am-12pm UK time

Kola Science Centre and Arctic Research - a UK-Russia Arctic Science Links Webinar with the Federal Research Centre Kola Science Centre of the Russian Academy of Sciences  

Time: 5 March 2021, 11am-12pm UK time

Online event - For more details on the agenda, speakers and registration please visit https://www.arctic.ac.uk/news/kola-science-centre-and-arctic-research-webinar-5-march-2021/

Join the webinar with the Kola Science Centre for an exciting Arctic science journey to the Murmansk region. You will get to hear about some of the Centre's recent and ongoing scientific projects in biological and environmental research, geology, mineralogical studies, human adaptation to the northern conditions, social and economic studies of local and indigenous communities and beyond. This is a chance to discover some of the Centre's extensive research infrastructure, including experimental sites, that are open to international partners; explore opportunities for Arctic fieldwork; learn more about the region and what makes it a unique research environment.  

THIS WEEKEND!! Cardiff Science Festival

Hi all,

We wanted to alert you to some exciting virtual events that UKPN has been planning for the Cardiff Science Festival which may be of interest!

You can find out more about the Festival this evening at 18:30 on BBC Radio Wales: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000s8pw

Of particular interest to you might be our polar career panel which will be an informal conversation with some awesome polar scientists about their career paths:

https://www.cardiffsciencefestival.co.uk/en/events/cold-climate-careers

We are also showcasing some amazing polar science with our intro panel:

https://www.cardiffsciencefestival.co.uk/en/events/introduction-to-everything-polar

We are also hosting two events aimed at kids

A quiz on Friday and Saturday: https://www.cardiffsciencefestival.co.uk/en/events/polar-penguins-pop-quiz

And a polar adaptation session complete with create your own organism competition: https://www.cardiffsciencefestival.co.uk/en/events/polar-evolution-for-kids

Hope to see you there!! 

Chloe and Eva - UKPN Festival Coordinators

Chloe Nunn

Digital Resume

MSc Sustainability // BSc Oceanography

+44 7519038793 // www.mudskippermusings.co.uk

IOC-UNESCO Junior Consultant: c.nunn@unesco.org 

National Geographic Explorer 2018

UKPN Co-Festival Coordinator: chloe.nunn@polarnetwork.com

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UG Summer Internships at BAS

Hi all,

 

We have two summer internships at BAS this year, please feel free to circulate to anyone you think may be interested

 

• https://www.bas.ac.uk/jobs/vacancy/summer-internship-radiation-belt-modelling-at-jupiter/
• https://www.bas.ac.uk/jobs/vacancy/summer-internship-plasma-wave-modelling-at-jupiter/

 

 

best wishes

Ali

 

Ali Teague | Postgraduate Student Co-ordinator | British Antarctic Survey

High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: alag@bas.ac.uk

 

Visit our website www.bas.ac.uk | Follow BAS on Twitter and Facebook

 

 

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UK Antarctic Science Conference Online 2021

Dear All,

 

UK Antarctic Science Conference 2020/21 – March 22-25 2021

 

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 meeting will take place from Monday 22 – Thursday 25 March, 13:00-17:00 GMT each afternoon. We anticipate sessions of 3-4x 15-minute talks interspersed with regular breakout sessions to get everyone mixing. We will also host a virtual poster session or two in cyberspace.

 

As part of the meeting, we will also host a scoping session for future Antarctic science priorities hosted by the UK National Committee for Antarctic Research, and there will be some activities organised through the UK Polar Network. These will hopefully include an informal panel event where ECRs have the opportunity to socialise with and get career advice from experienced Antarctic researchers, as well as some short talks/workshops. There will also be a prize draw for the opportunity to win some great merchandise for those who attend the UKPN's scheduled events!

 

Please take note of the deadlines for abstract submission (Friday 5 March, 3 weeks from today) and registration (Monday 15 March). Registration is free, but for setting up a secure list for the meeting you MUST register by the deadline.

Registration and abstract submission are via the following link:

 

https://www.bas.ac.uk/event/uk-antarctic-science-conference-2021/

 

Full details on the web-based platforms to be used for the conference sessions and activities and the respective joining instructions will be circulated to all participants once registration has closed.

 

We very much look forward to seeing you in late March.

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Virtual outreach opportunity with STEM hub

Hi UKPN members!

 

We have been contacted by the STEM hub (South East England branch) about the upcoming British Science week (March 8^th). They would love to hear from some of our members in order to make some virtual content for their website that schools will use in the upcoming weeks!

 

It seems they would like to make some pre-recorded material, such as a presentation about your work, how you came to work in polar science or a Q&A session, with our members around the theme of innovation.

 

If you would be interested in taking part please get in touch with me and we can go forward from there. It sounds like a great opportunity to take part in some outreach and a chance to make some great online material that can have a huge impact during these virtual learning times!

 

Look forward to hearing from you 😊

 

Cheers

Robynne

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PhD Student, Arctic Biology 

The University Center in Svalbard 

Co-head of Education and Outreach 

UK Polar Network

RE: Inquiry For Website

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I hope you are well. I am from India.

I am reaching out to see if there is anything that would like to upgrade, repair, or redesign on your site.

I am a web Designer/Developer that can do just about anything you can imagine at very affordable prices.

 

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UK-Russia Arctic Science Priorities Conference, 18-19 February 2021

If you haven't already, please register for the UK-Russia Arctic Science Priorities Conference https://forms.gle/w5fp7tcSe79cdgRV7 until 10 February. 

 

UKPN and APECS Russia invite you take part in the UK-Russia Arctic Science Priorities Conference, held online on 18-19 February, 2021.

Within the past decade a number of research events with particular relevance to the Arctic region and its people have taken place in various formats such as scientific conferences, stakeholder meetings and policy making sessions. While these larger endeavours have the capacity to discuss international collaborations, it is often smaller workshops that are able to successfully facilitate and foster bilateral links between individuals from both nations.

This event aims to promote and foster science connections and collaborations among UK and Russian scientists through providing a platform for extensive open dialogue on common goals and  priorities to build a road map for future Arctic research. It is anticipated that the roadmap will provide a tool to aid in the development of successful collaborations. We invite the UK and Russian science community involved in the Arctic research to actively participate in the conference and workshop.

Please register at https://forms.gle/w5fp7tcSe79cdgRV7 until 10 February. Final program and notifications will be sent to the registered participants on 15 February.

Ocean Decade Event - Feb 3rd!

Hi all,

The IOC-UNESCO is broadcasting the first Ocean Decade event this Wednesday February 3rd at 16:15 CET. 

My colleagues and I, and all of our guests are really excited to reach as many people as possible so please do tune in and share with your networks, whether you know everything about the ocean or not!!

https://oceandecade.com/events/177/Brave-New-World-Brave-New-Ocean-Ocean-Decade-High-Level-Virtual-Event

Have a great week!

Chloe Nunn

Digital Resume

MSc Sustainability // BSc Oceanography

+44 7519038793 // www.mudskippermusings.com

IOC-UNESCO Junior Consultant: c.nunn@unesco.org 

National Geographic Explorer 2018

UKPN Co-Festival Coordinator: chloe.nunn@polarnetwork.com

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