‘Rollercoaster’ currents in Southern Ocean mapped by satellite and robot gliders
Intense vertical currents in cyclonic eddy stronger than previously thought
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“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
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‘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
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Antarctic science meets policy
Communicating the importance of rapid changes in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean for Australian policy and the world
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Antarctic atmospheric aerosols: tiny particles with global effects
Why it’s important to understand clouds over the Southern Ocean
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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
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Royal Society of Tasmania medal for sea-ice researcher
AAPP researcher wins prestigious award
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Uncovering cadmium in the Southern Ocean
On the trail of cadmium from Western Australia to Antarctica
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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
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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
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