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As you know our organization is growing fast and we are doing some great things! It's time to update our posters and brochures, start using them more, and to have new things ready for the big IPY Oslo Conference in June. So we have decided to have a contest!
The design will be used for the following advertising materials: posters, brochures, postcards and presentations. The winners will receive credit for their work, as well as their choice ...
One of the partners we have been working closely with to develop a new online career development course for you to start in Autumn is the US National Science Foundation funded Arctic System Science Thermokarst (ARCSS-TK) project. (more details on the course to be coming soon)The ARCSS-TK project has just announced an option position - please consider applying or pass it along to your friends who might be interested. Post-Doct...
As part of our ongoing efforts to increase the amount of useful information on our website, as well as to help you learn more about polar research as you begin your careers, we are going to be putting together information on all the various locations where polar research is conducted. This includes established field camps, ships used in research efforts, major research laboratories and communities where you work with people to...
Wow! The interest in the IPY Oslo Science Conference has been amazing. We had over 850 applications for the Oslo Stipend Programme which includes reduced registration and lodging for early career researchers.After initial screening, 650 people meet the eligibility requirements. These applications are currently being reviewed by the Stipend Review Committee. We hope to notify the 400 talented you...
Excerpt from the IPY Oslo Science Conference website article written by Kristen Ulstein.
"Jenny Baeseman and Hugues Lantuit of APECS look forward to seeing a large group of early career polar scientists in Oslo in June: - The IPY Oslo Science Conference is on its way to set a new precedent for the invol...
- Sun, 31 Jan 2010Information Needed on Research Field Sites and...
- Sun, 31 Jan 2010IPY Oslo Stipend Application Update
- Sat, 30 Jan 2010Council call minutes: Jan. 2010
- Fri, 29 Jan 2010Northern Research Forum - Young Researcher Support
- Thu, 28 Jan 2010Registration open for PolarCINEMA at the IPY...
- Mon, 08 Feb 2010PhD - Rubber friction on snow
- Mon, 08 Feb 2010MSc graduate project opportunity
- Mon, 08 Feb 2010PhD in Molecular Ecology / Ecological Genomics -...
- Fri, 05 Feb 2010Post Doc – Measurements of black carbon in...
- Thu, 04 Feb 2010PhD opportunity - Resilience of microbial communities to...
- Fri, 05 Feb 2010March Polar Week Lecture Series
- Fri, 05 Feb 2010Launch a Virtual Balloon for March Polar...
- Tue, 02 Feb 2010IPY Report: February 2010
- Fri, 29 Jan 2010RV Polarstern Expedition: Bye Bye
- Thu, 28 Jan 2010RV Polarstern Expedition: Calm Stormy Seas
About APECS
APECS is an international and interdisciplinary organization for undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, early faculty members, educators and others with interests in Polar Regions and the wider cryosphere. Our aims are to stimulate interdisciplinary and international research collaborations, and develop effective future leaders in polar research, education and outreach. We work to achieve these goals by:
- Facilitating international and interdisciplinary networking;
- Providing opportunities for professional career development; and
- Promoting education and outreach.
APECS Publications
APECS Events
- 24.01.2010 - 03.02.2010 Marine Biodiversity under chan...
- 01.02.2010 - 04.02.2010 Jokkmokk Winter Conference
- 02.02.2010 - 02.02.2010 | 13.00 APECS Mentor Panel at the VICC...
- 19.03.2010 - 19.03.2010 APECS PORTUGAL workshop: the k...
- 24.05.2010 - 28.05.2010 Arctic in a changing climate: ...
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APECS Social Sciences Coordinator
I obtained my undergraduate in General Cultural Anthropology at the University of Iceland (my country of origin), Reykjavik, focusing on anthropology of gender as well as northern studies with a field trip to Eastern Greenland. Following that, I have accomplished a Masters’ degree in Vi
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