Sea ice is a natural barrier to measuring water temperature and salinity of the ocean around Antarctica.
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Was the collapse of the Conger-Glenzer ice shelf in 2022 an early warning sign for East Antarctica?
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Climate-related Antarctic research wins Discovery Project grants
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A statement from early-career researchers at the inaugural Australian Antarctic Research Conference
Nearly 500 polar experts meet for inaugural Australian Antarctic Research Conference
Hundreds gather for emergency summit on Antarctica’s future Read More »
How much carbon is produced annually by algae in Antarctic fast ice?
Carbon capture: World-first study of algal growth in Antarctic fast ice Read More »
Sea-ice expert the next leader of the Australian Antarctic Program Partnership
New leader for Antarctic research program Read More »
AAPP/ACEAS briefing paper sent to Australian politicians and policymakers
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First research comparing how well Antarctic sea-ice surface temperature is represented in six commonly used weather models
Taking temperature: how well do weather models simulate Antarctic sea ice? Read More »
Antarctic research recognised by Australian Institute for Policy and Science
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