AAPP https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Our Technicians Tasmania unites for Antarctic science Reporting – Memberships Our Contributed Staff Southern Signals Portal Resources About Us Home Contact Us Zoom, rotate, peel: Visualising ice sheets at your fingertips Our Research Tasmanian scientist in NASA mission to track ice with space lasers East Antarctic ‘sea ice factory’ revealed as unexpected global current driver Vacancies Shifting foundations of the Antarctic food web Australian Antarctic Research Conference 2026 Our Researchers PhD Projects Publications Expanding robotic float numbers a win for Australia’s ocean and climate insights Australian Antarctic scientists in bid for NASA space mission Unlocking how iron shapes ocean life and climate Antarctic research shared with Australian politicians and policymakers 2025 AAPP Workshop in pictures Adrift like Shackleton: Robot float survives Antarctic ice News Reporting – Outputs Rising star: excellence in ice-sheet research recognised NASA eye in the sky to focus on Southern Ocean All part of the process: biology meets chemistry off an ice shelf Antarctic atmospheric aerosols: tiny particles with global effects Antarctic science underpins national assessment of climate risk “More than the sum of its parts”: Japan-Australia brains-trust charts future for Antarctic science Antarctic summer sea ice: Global impacts of extreme lows Program Management Securing Antarctic research: the ’roundabouts’ of science funding Oceanographer calls for deeper Japan-Australia science partnership to address Antarctic climate risks Antarctic ice-sheet research lauded by ‘Tall Poppy’ award Royal Society of Tasmania medal for sea-ice researcher Our Students Management Committee Abrupt Antarctic changes could have ‘catastrophic consequences for generations to come’, experts warn “We are addressing a critical challenge”: the future of marine ecosystem modelling Uncovering cadmium in the Southern Ocean Feature stories Australian Antarctic Research Conference 2024 Denman Marine Voyage Japanese-Australian collaboration valuable for Antarctic early career researchers SOLACE team arrives back in Hobart after a successful 6 week voyage Australia and Japan launch plan for joint Antarctic research