It’s the little things that count
On the Denman Marine Voyage, the plankton team is busy collecting tiny creatures with the ‘wet well’ on icebreaker RSV Nuyina
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“Dream experiment”: Antarctic voyage a depth gauge for future sea-level rise
As an oceanographer, I’m excited about the prospect of getting ocean, ice and climate data from a region where few observations have been collected
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‘Structural change’: no new steady state for Antarctica’s sea-ice system
The first monthly reconstruction of Antarctic sea-ice extent by sector and in total for the entire 20th century
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“What’s driving the changes we’re seeing?”: Research voyage heads to Denman glacier
First opportunity for Australian marine research into one of East Antarctica’s most rapidly retreating glaciers
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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
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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.
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Shedding light on Antarctic ice algae in a changing climate
AAPP PhD candidate wins SCAR Fellowship to research sea-ice algae in Norway
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Sink or swim: Carbon transport by Antarctic krill
New observations reveal details of the contribution of Antarctic krill to carbon transport in the Southern Ocean
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Revealing Antarctica’s underbelly: Ocean climatology under sea ice
Sea ice is a natural barrier to measuring water temperature and salinity of the ocean around Antarctica.
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“Exclamation point”: Ice-shelf collapse signals East Antarctic instability
Was the collapse of the Conger-Glenzer ice shelf in 2022 an early warning sign for East Antarctica?
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