RESEARCH STORIES
Science and research activities by the Australian Antarctic Program Partnership to explore the role of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean in the global climate system
Securing Antarctic research: the ’roundabouts’ of science funding
Opinion piece by Prof Nathan Bindoff on the need for change to the system of funding Australian polar research
Royal Society of Tasmania medal for sea-ice researcher
AAPP researcher wins prestigious award
Uncovering cadmium in the Southern Ocean
On the trail of cadmium from Western Australia to Antarctica
Southern Ocean Time Series: Caring for your sediment trap
A behind-the-scenes look at how sediment traps are prepared for a year in the deep ocean
Antarctica’s hidden water flows are accelerating sea-level rise
Hidden water flowing beneath the Antarctic Ice Sheet plays a much bigger role in ice loss than current models assume
Teaching opportunities for PhD students through international collaboration
Two AAPP PhD students travel from Western Australia to New Zealand on a German research vessel
First marine science voyage to probe vulnerable Antarctic glacier
A two-month mission exploring the Denman Glacier region about 5,000 kilometres south of Australia
Tracing the pathways of warmer waters melting ice shelves
Join our scientists in East Antarctica as they explore underneath a floating ice shelf with a power tool, a long drill, lots of line — and plenty of stamina.
Shedding light on Antarctic ice algae in a changing climate
AAPP PhD candidate wins SCAR Fellowship to research sea-ice algae in Norway
Knut confirmed
Knut Heinatz researches the impact zooplankton can have on the ocean’s ability to store atmospheric carbon.