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At Arctic Frontiers 2025: Beyond Borders, there will be seven science themes. These represent the latest developments in Arctic research and span the physical and social sciences, as well as technological developments and innovative methods. Each theme is co-organised by a session committee and led by scientists from our partner organisations.

 

Arctic PASSION is an EU HORIZON 2020 project aiming to co-create and implement of a coherent, integrated Arctic observing system: the Pan-Arctic Observing System of Systems - pan-AOSS. It aims to overcome known flaws in the present observing system by refining its operability, improving, and extending pan-Arctic scientific and community-based monitoring and the integration with Indigenous and Local knowledge, by streamlining the access and interoperability of Arctic Data systems and services, and by ensuring the economic viability and sustainability of the observing system for years to come. The pan-AOOS shall allow for the monitoring of ongoing environmental changes, reduce uncertainly in predicting future system changes, support risk assessment, and inform and guide mitigation and adaptation measures, and to support sustainable development in the Arctic and elsewhere.

Annual meeting of the Arctic PASSION project consortium   -  Timetable 

Webinar on 09.11.2022, 4 pm GMT on Zoom.

Register here 

Arctic PASSION Online Seminar on Arctic Observing Systems

 

The workshop will focus on the current state of in situ ocean observing in the Arctic, with sessions covering ocean and sea ice observing as well as new technologies and data management.

Programme and registration

Convened by the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC)
Hosted by the Icelandic Centre for Research and the University of Akureyri

ASSW2020 Site

The Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW) is organised annually by the International Arctic Science Committee to provide opportunities for coordination, cooperation and collaboration between the various scientific organisations involved in Arctic research.

In even number years the ASSW includes the Arctic Observing Summit (AOS), a high-level, biennial summit that aims to provide community-driven, science-based guidance for the design, implementation, coordination and long-term operation of Arctic observing systems.

The theme of ASSW 2025 is Arctic Research Planning for the Next Decade as it will include the Fourth International Conference on Arctic Research Planning (ICARP IV) Summit, providing a unique opportunity for participants to contribute toward planning the next decade of Arctic research. The ICARP IV Summit will engage Arctic researchers, Indigenous Peoples, policymakers, and other interested parties from around the world, serving as a crucial milestone for shaping the Fifth International Polar Year in 2032–33.

The online technical training series organized by the Arctic Research Icebreaker Consortium and the Association of Early Polar Career Scientists (APECS) may be what you are looking for! Exciting training modules taught by experts looking to share their knowledge and experience are waiting for you in March and April of 2021.

You can learn about marine robotics, the challenges of atmospheric measurements, how to manage working in a laboratory when it is moving and best practices in technical science support. The course is of interest for both, scientists and technical professionals.

Online Technical Training Programme

N/R Laura Bassi

14 Settembre 2021

Conclusa la campagna della nave rompighiaccio N/R Laura Bassi. La nave, di proprietà dell’OGS, ha svolto operazioni di posa e manutenzione di strumentazione oceanografica nelle acque delle Isole Svalbard. Sono stati coinvolti circa 40 ricercatori di OGS e CNR. Geofisica e oceanografia sono al centro delle attività dei tre grandi progetti della missione, coordinati rispettivamente da Renata Lucchi (OGS), Maurizio Azzaro (CNR-ISP) e da Laura Ghigliotti (CNR-IAS), finanziati dal PRA (Programma di Ricerca in Artico).

Comunicato CNR   -   Dettagli sulla missione scientifica

27 Luglio 2020

Sono state osservate microplastiche negli oceani, nelle acque dolci, nei suoli, nei sedimenti, nelle acque potabili, e anche nelle aree polari. Nel lavoro pubblicato su Environmental Research, i ricercatori dell’Enea, dell’Università La Sapienza e dell’Istituto di Scienze Polari (CNR-ISP) hanno osservato la presenza di microplastiche ingerite da Gammarus setosus (Amphipoda), un crostaceo diffuso nelle Isole Svalbard e in altre aree dell’Artico.

Le microplastiche ingerite dal G. setosus sono state studiate con tecniche specifiche di colorazione e tramite spettroscopia infrarossa (Micro-FTIR). Le particelle di plastica ritrovate all’interno degli organismi analizzati avevano dimensioni comprese tra i 3 e i 370 µm (milionesimi di metro).

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