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
RINGS around Antarctica: Global science team propose large-scale surveys of entire Antarctic coast
Ambitious globally-cordinated campaign to resolve the biggest uncertainties in predicting sea-level rise from Antarctica
Antarctic science shapes Australia’s future, say scientists
Australia’s scientific strength showcased at national Antarctic conference
Antarctic science, Australia’s future: Hobart hosts national conference
National conference of more than 400 Antarctic experts meets at University of Tasmania
Antarctic change drives slowdown of global ocean circulation
Deepest layer of the Southern Ocean is shrinking faster with accelerated change
Melting from the top: Ice shelf vulnerable to warm surface waters
Modelling shows summer-warmed surface waters are the primary cause of melt in the Denman-Shackleton ice shelf system
‘Rollercoaster’ currents in Southern Ocean mapped by satellite and robot gliders
Intense vertical currents in cyclonic eddy stronger than previously thought
“Needle in a haystack”: history of volcanic eruptions in East Antarctic ice core
Chemical fingerprints of Southern Hemisphere volcanic eruptions found in East Antarctic ice core
‘MIZ-ing’ in action: how much of Antarctic sea ice is affected by waves?
Measuring the true extent of an under-studied and crucial region of the Antarctic sea-ice system for the first time
Antarctic science meets policy
Communicating the importance of rapid changes in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean for Australian policy and the world
Antarctic atmospheric aerosols: tiny particles with global effects
Why it’s important to understand clouds over the Southern Ocean