Fw: UPCOMING DEADLINE - Arctic Science to Art (AS2A) Contest

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From: Nathaniel Holloway <nholl057@uottawa.ca>
Sent: 08 July 2025 14:23
Subject: UPCOMING DEADLINE - Arctic Science to Art (AS2A) Contest

 

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Hello,

 

My colleagues and I are part of the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) Canada, an association dedicated to promoting and supporting the work of early career researchers (ECRs) working in polar regions. We are following up to a previously sent email as a follow-up and reminder of the July 15th, 2025, deadline for applications.

 

One of our initiatives is the Arctic Science to Art (AS2A) contest, in which ECRs working in the Canadian Arctic (defined by the permafrost line denoted here) are applying for a chance to be paired with a science-communication artist to develop an illustration of their work to be translated and distributed within a northern community with linkages to their work. This is meant to be a knowledge mobilization project with tangible benefits to the contest winner, as well as a neat way to disseminate project results and give back to the community that has supported the research. In addition to meaningfully sharing research results with community partners and further mobilizing research to broader audiences through the ArcticNet Arctic Minded podcast and Arctic Research Foundation Arctic Focus blog, contest winners will also receive paid registration to the ArcticNet Annual Scientific Meeting 2025!

 

The 2025 edition is supported by ArcticNet, the Center for Northern Studies (CEN) and the Arctic Research Foundation (ARF). It is now in full-force, and we are currently accepting applications until July 15th, 2025. With this in mind, we are contacting you to see if you would be willing to distribute this information to ECRs (whether undergraduate students, graduate students, and/or postdoctoral fellows) who are currently engaged in Arctic research. ECRs from all disciplines (e.g., natural science, social science, applied science, humanities) are welcome to apply. 

 

The contest application is quite short, requiring applicants to submit:

1.     A 100-word plain language summary of your northern research;

2.     Answers to all questions in the application form;

3.     Include a photo of your research.

We also invite you to promote this contest within your network (Please find attached promotional poster) and repost our announcement on social media (Instagram, Facebook).

 

We thank you for your time and wish you a nice day!

 

Sincerely,

Nathaniel Holloway (nholl057@uottawa.ca), Kristina Penn (kristina.penn@ucalgary.ca), Geneviève Degré-Timmons, and Gina Nickoloff

On behalf of APECS Canada

 

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Bonjour,

 

Nous faisons partie de l'Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) Canada, une association dédiée à la promotion et au soutien du travail des chercheurs en début de carrière (ECR) travaillant dans les régions polaires. Nous faisons suite à un courriel envoyé précédemment pour rappeler la date limite de dépôt des candidatures fixée au 15 juillet 2025.

 

Une de nos initiatives est le Concours de la Science Arctique a l'Art (AS2A), dans lequel les SDC travaillant dans l'Arctique Canadien (définie par la ligne de pergélisol trouvé içi) appliques pour une chance d'être jumelé avec une artiste spécialisée en communication scientifique pour développer une bande dessinée de leur travail pour être traduit et distribué dans une communauté nordique ayant des liens avec leur recherche. Ceci est destiné à être un projet de mobilisation des connaissances avec des avantages tangibles pour le gagnant(e) du concours, ainsi qu'un moyen intéressant de diffuser leurs résultats et de redonner à la communauté qui a supporté leur recherche. En plus de partager de manière significative les résultats de la recherche avec les partenaires de la communauté et de mobiliser d'avantage la recherche auprès de publics plus larges par le biais du podcast Arctic Minded d'ArcticNet et du blog Arctic Focus de l'Arctic Research Foundation, les gagnants du concours recevront également une inscription payée au Annual Scientific Meeting d'ArcticNet en 2025.

 

L'édition 2025 est supportée par ArcticNet, le Centre d'études nordiques (CEN) et l'Arctic Research Foundation (ARF). Le concours est désormais en pleine vigueur, et nous acceptons des applications jusqu'au 15 juillet, 2025. Avec ceci en tête, nous vous approchons pour demander si vous seriez prêt à distribuer l'information dans ce courriel avec les SDC (qu'ils soient des étudiants de premier, deuxième ou troisième cycle, ou un(e) boursier(ère) postdoctoral(e)) qui sont actuellement engagé dans la recherche Arctique. Les SDC de toutes les disciplines (par ex., sciences sociales, sciences appliquées, sciences humaines) sont de bienvenue à appliquer. 

 

L'application du concours est très court, en exigeant des participants qu'ils soumettent :

1. Un résumé vulgarisé de 100 mots portant sur votre recherche nordique;
2. Répondre à toutes les questions dans le formulaire;
3. Inclure une photo liée à votre recherche. 

 

Nous vous invitons à faire la promotion de ce concours au sein de votre réseau (vous trouverez ci-joint une affiche promotionnelle) et partager notre annonce sur les médias sociaux (Instagram, Facebook).

 

Merci pour votre aide, et nous vous souhaitons une bonne journée!

 

Sincèrement,

Nathaniel Holloway (nholl057@uottawa.ca), Kristina Penn (kristina.penn@ucalgary.ca), Geneviève Degré-Timmons, et Gina Nickoloff

Au nom de APECS Canada

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Re: UKPN Seminar Series: Central Arctic Ocean

Hi all, 

Thanks for everyone who attended our recent seminar, 'UKPN Seminar Series: The Central Arctic Ocean: A growing confluence of science, Indigenous Knowledge, and policy.' . A recording can be found on our YouTube channel for anyone who's interested.  

 If you have any requests for topics or speakers for future seminars please let us know.

All the best,

Lucy

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Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2025 12:31
To: UKPN@JISCMAIL.AC.UK <UKPN@JISCMAIL.AC.UK>
Subject: Fw: UKPN Seminar Series: Central Arctic Ocean

 

A quick reminder about our seminar this afternoon! 

It's not too late to sign up, here! 

UKPN Seminar Series: The Central Arctic Ocean: A growing confluence of science, Indigenous Knowledge, and policy.

Alex Shabhazi is Senior Manager of Arctic Programs at Ocean Conservancy. He has experience in stakeholder engagement and a background in Arctic research.

📅 26th June

🕑 3-4pm BST(in your time zone)

📍Microsoft Teams

🚀 Sign up on Eventbrite

There will be a chance to ask questions. Teams meeting details will be sent out to those who sign up.

Please contact info@polarnetwork.org with any questions. If you have any requests for topics or speakers for future seminars please let us know. Or if you would like to give a seminar yourself don't hesitate to reach out. 

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From: Lucy Stephenson - BAS
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 22:41
To: UK Polar Network Mailing List <ukpn@jiscmail.ac.uk>
Subject: UKPN Seminar Series: Central Arctic Ocean

 

Hi all, 

Thanks everyone for attending our previous UKPN seminar: Antarctic snow algae: physiology and diversity. The recording is available on our UKPN YouTube channel. 

Sign up for our next seminar here! 

UKPN Seminar Series: The Central Arctic Ocean: A growing confluence of science, Indigenous Knowledge, and policy.

Alex Shabhazi is Senior Manager of Arctic Programs at Ocean Conservancy. He has experience in stakeholder engagement and a background in Arctic research.

📅 26th June

🕑 3-4pm BST(in your time zone)

📍Microsoft Teams

🚀 Sign up on Eventbrite

There will be a chance to ask questions. Teams meeting details will be sent out to those who sign up.

Please contact info@polarnetwork.org with any questions. If you have any requests for topics or speakers for future seminars please let us know. Or if you would like to give a seminar yourself don't hesitate to reach out. 

All the best,

Lucy 

Lucy Stephenson (she/her) | Scientific Data Officer | UK Polar Data Centre | British Antarctic Survey

Antarctic President | UK Polar Network 

Room 330a, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: lustep@bas.ac.uk  

 

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Fw: UKPN Seminar Series: Central Arctic Ocean

A quick reminder about our seminar this afternoon! 

It's not too late to sign up, here! 

UKPN Seminar Series: The Central Arctic Ocean: A growing confluence of science, Indigenous Knowledge, and policy.

Alex Shabhazi is Senior Manager of Arctic Programs at Ocean Conservancy. He has experience in stakeholder engagement and a background in Arctic research.

📅 26th June

🕑 3-4pm BST(in your time zone)

📍Microsoft Teams

🚀 Sign up on Eventbrite

There will be a chance to ask questions. Teams meeting details will be sent out to those who sign up.

Please contact info@polarnetwork.org with any questions. If you have any requests for topics or speakers for future seminars please let us know. Or if you would like to give a seminar yourself don't hesitate to reach out. 

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From: Lucy Stephenson - BAS
Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 22:41
To: UK Polar Network Mailing List <ukpn@jiscmail.ac.uk>
Subject: UKPN Seminar Series: Central Arctic Ocean

 

Hi all, 

Thanks everyone for attending our previous UKPN seminar: Antarctic snow algae: physiology and diversity. The recording is available on our UKPN YouTube channel. 

Sign up for our next seminar here! 

UKPN Seminar Series: The Central Arctic Ocean: A growing confluence of science, Indigenous Knowledge, and policy.

Alex Shabhazi is Senior Manager of Arctic Programs at Ocean Conservancy. He has experience in stakeholder engagement and a background in Arctic research.

📅 26th June

🕑 3-4pm BST(in your time zone)

📍Microsoft Teams

🚀 Sign up on Eventbrite

There will be a chance to ask questions. Teams meeting details will be sent out to those who sign up.

Please contact info@polarnetwork.org with any questions. If you have any requests for topics or speakers for future seminars please let us know. Or if you would like to give a seminar yourself don't hesitate to reach out. 

All the best,

Lucy 

Lucy Stephenson (she/her) | Scientific Data Officer | UK Polar Data Centre | British Antarctic Survey

Antarctic President | UK Polar Network 

Room 330a, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: lustep@bas.ac.uk  

 

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UK Arctic Science Conference

To the UK Arctic science community,

 

Northumbria University, Newcastle, will host the next UK Arctic Science conference on 9^th-11^th September 2025. Please find more details about the conference and a link to register here: https://www.northumbria.ac.uk/about-us/news-events/events/2025/09/uk-arctic-science-conference-2025/

 

Registration costs have been kept to a minimum. For waged staff it will cost £43.50, which includes the conference dinner. For current undergraduate/Masters/PhD students it is free, also including the conference dinner! This is due to generous support from the NERC Arctic Office and the Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling. 

 

Deadline for registration is 31 August 2025 

 

Community feedback has shaped the conference programme to 1) identify key priorities for the UK Arctic science community and 2) present new Arctic-related science through an extended poster session (poster format A0 size, portrait orientation).  In addition, we will also have an early career researcher workshop on the morning of 9^th September (International Polar Year 2032-33: Overview and pathways to contribute) and a 'Polar Beers' event the same evening, organised by the UK Polar Network.

 

We look forward to welcoming participants from diverse career stages and disciplines to Newcastle in September. If you have any questions, please feel free to email.

 

Nick Rutter (on behalf of the conference organising committee)

 

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BAS Advanced Training Short Course - Introduction to Safe & Effective Fieldwork for NERC & UKRI Funded PhD students - closing date 1st July 2025.

Hi everyone,

 

British Antarctic Survey will be running an Advanced Training Short Course (ATSC) “Global Change in the polar regions: An introduction to safe and effective fieldwork for NERC & UKRI funded PhD students” in March 2026.  We have 12 places available for PhD students who are working on polar based projects with little or no opportunity for polar fieldwork. 

 

More information and how to apply can be found in the attached flyer.  We actively encourage applications from under-represented and minority groups.

 

Closing date for applications: 23:59 – 1^st July 2025.

 

Best wishes

 

Ali Teague (she/her) | Postgraduate Student Co-ordinator | British Antarctic Survey

High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: alag@bas.ac.uk

 

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UKPN Seminar Series: Central Arctic Ocean

Hi all, 

Thanks everyone for attending our previous UKPN seminar: Antarctic snow algae: physiology and diversity. The recording is available on our UKPN YouTube channel. 

Sign up for our next seminar here! 

UKPN Seminar Series: The Central Arctic Ocean: A growing confluence of science, Indigenous Knowledge, and policy.

Alex Shabhazi is Senior Manager of Arctic Programs at Ocean Conservancy. He has experience in stakeholder engagement and a background in Arctic research.

📅 26th June

🕑 3-4pm BST(in your time zone)

📍Microsoft Teams

🚀 Sign up on Eventbrite

There will be a chance to ask questions. Teams meeting details will be sent out to those who sign up.

Please contact info@polarnetwork.org with any questions. If you have any requests for topics or speakers for future seminars please let us know. Or if you would like to give a seminar yourself don't hesitate to reach out. 

All the best,

Lucy 

Lucy Stephenson (she/her) | Scientific Data Officer | UK Polar Data Centre | British Antarctic Survey

Antarctic President | UK Polar Network 

Room 330a, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: lustep@bas.ac.uk  

 

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Speaker suggestions for UKASC IPY workshop

Dear UKPN members,

 

UKPN will be running a pre-conference workshop on the International Polar Year (IPY) on the morning of the first day (September 9^th) of the UK Arctic Science Conference at Northumbria (https://www.northumbria.ac.uk/about-us/news-events/events/2025/09/uk-arctic-science-conference-2025/).

 

This workshop will share with attendees what IPY is, how it is structured nationally and internationally, current known activities, and a discussion on the last IPY. The intention is to introduce what IPY is and why it is important for ECRs to engage.

 

As a part of the workshop, we will have a panel discussion with speakers who were a part of the last IPY to discuss how the previous IPY functioned and positive outcomes/lessons learnt. We are currently looking for suggestions for speakers for this panel. If you have suggestions of potential speakers who have been a part of the last IPY, or you yourself were a part of the last IPY and would like to be on the panel, please reach out to : ipy@polarnetwork.org

 

Thank you!

 

Best wishes,

Izzy

 

 

Isabelle Sangha | PhD Student | British Antarctic Survey | University of Cambridge

High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Tel: +44 (0) 7367188771    Email: isengh52@bas.ac.uk or is568@cam.ac.uk

 

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Fw: UKPN Seminar Series: Antarctic snow algae - physiology and diversity (with a focus on Robert Island, South Shetland Island)

Hi all, 

A reminder it's not too late to sign up  here on Eventbrite for our next UKPN seminar happening tomorrow! 

UKPN Seminar Series: Antarctic snow algae - physiology and diversity (with a focus on Robert Island, South Shetland Island)

Dr Matthew Davey is an Associate Professor of Physiological Ecology currently at the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS).

Much of his research is understanding where and how microscopic algae can bloom on the surface snows of Antarctica. These blooms, being at the bottom of the food chain, are an important feature of Antarctica. In his seminar, Dr Davey will explain the Antarctic photosynthetic ecosystem, its physiology and how over the years we have mapped these using a mixture of satellite images and fieldwork, including the recent terrestrial research expedition to Robert Island (South Shetland Islands) supported by the RRS Sir David Attenborough. Now we know where these species live in Antarctica we can start to work out which ones will be at risk of disappearing as global temperature rises, and where the remaining blooms might move to where the snow habitat is still suitable. He will also explain the research his group is doing at SAMS on the samples brought back from Antarctica to understand how the cells can function in extreme habitats.

📅 4th June

🕑 3-4pm BST(in your time zone)

📍Microsoft Teams

There will be a chance to ask questions. Teams meeting details will be sent out to those who sign up.

Please contact info@polarnetwork.org with any questions. 

Lucy Stephenson (she/her) | Scientific Data Officer | UK Polar Data Centre | British Antarctic Survey

Antarctic President | UK Polar Network 

Room 330a, High Cross, Madingley Road, Cambridge CB3 0ET

Email: lustep@bas.ac.uk  

 

Explore the PDC Discovery Metadata System Discovery Metadata System - British Antarctic Survey (bas.ac.uk)

Feedback for the PDC  https://forms.office.com/e/VtyQs3ZVqp

UK Polar Network https://polarnetwork.org/

Association of Polar Early Career Researchers https://apecs.is/

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

 

 

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Fw: Call for polar early career input on International Polar Year priorities

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From: CRYOLIST <cryolist-bounces@lists.cryolist.org> on behalf of Mariama Dryák-Vallies via CRYOLIST <cryolist@lists.cryolist.org>
Sent: Friday, May 30, 2025 17:53
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Subject: [CRYOLIST] Call for polar early career input on International Polar Year priorities

 

Help shape your polar research career by providing input on polar early career priorities for the next International Polar Year!

 

The 5th International Polar Year (IPY) 2032-2033 and its legacy will impact the careers of the current polar early career community, yet mid- and senior-career researchers often shape IPY priorities. Today's polar early career researchers (ECRs) have an unprecedented opportunity to provide input on what they want priorities to be for the 5th IPY. 

 

The Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS) and the Polar Early Career Community Office (PSECCO) partnered to bring together 120 polar ECRs for the Polar Early Career World Summit (PECWS; held 22–24 March 2025) to develop 12 vision statements and 75 priorities for the polar community for the years to come. In order to have PECWS visions and priorities reflect the global polar ECR community, we ask polar ECRs who did not attend PECWS to provide written feedback on polar early career priorities via this priority input form. 

 

This input will be used to guide international priority setting and coordination processes in polar research, including through the 4th International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP IV) and the 5th IPY processes.

 

In the form, you can comment on the existing visions and priorities and identify missing ideas. We welcome form submissions from all polar early career community members, and encourage you to contribute to the form even if you only want to comment on one or two priority themes. 

 

Help make sure the global polar ECR community is fully represented. Fill out the priority input form by 23:59 GMT on 11 June.

 

Please email info@pecws.org with any questions.

 

Kind regards,
Mariama on behalf of the Polar Early Career World Summit Organizing Committee

 

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Mariama Dryák-Vallies (she/her) "How do I pronounce that?"

Director, Polar Science Early Career Community Office

CIRES Center for Education, Engagement and Evaluation, University of Colorado Boulder 

Situated on the traditional & ancestral homelands of the Arapaho, Ute, and Cheyenne peoples

mariama.dryak@colorado.edu | psecco@colorado.edu

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