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CATEGORIES:Polar Conferences, Meetings and Events
CREATED:20170512T110050
SUMMARY:27th International Polar Conference
LOCATION:University of Rostock\, Gemany
DESCRIPTION:The German Society for Polar Research invites you to the 27th International
  Polar Conference to be held at the University of Rostock, Germany, to disc
 uss changes in the cold regions and resulting consequences.\n\nThe cold reg
 ions of the Earth – Arctic, Antarctica and the high mountain ranges – are e
 xposed to fundamental changes due to global warming and direct anthropogeni
 c pressures. The Arctic sea ice as well as glaciers in Greenland and Alpine
  mountains are not only losing huge areas, but also habitats for many uniqu
 e organisms depending on the cold habitats. The terrestrial permafrost is t
 hawing leading to increased greenhouse gas emissions. However, these change
 s ranging from loss in cryospheric extent to coastal erosion or neobiota ha
 ve many but yet unknown consequences for polar physico-chemical, biogeochem
 ical and geological processes as well as for polar organisms and their ecos
 ystems.\nThis conference will be the next event in the series of polar conf
 erences organized by the German Society for Polar Research (DGP e.V.) every
  2.5 years.\nWe will welcome contributions in all fields of polar and high 
 mountain research. It is also planned to address the interested public by e
 vening lectures and further events.\nThe 27th International Polar Conferenc
 e 2018 will be taken place at the University of Rostock being the oldest un
 iversity in the Baltic region. Furthermore, the Hanseatic City of Rostock w
 ill hold its 800th anniversary in 2018.\nDeadline for registration and subm
 ission of abstracts: 15 December 2017\nFurther information can be found on 
 the DGP conference website. (https://polarforschung.de/events/27th-internat
 ional-polar-conference/)\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p style="text-align: left;"><strong>The German Society for Polar Research 
 invites you to the 27th International Polar Conference to be held at the Un
 iversity of Rostock, Germany, to discuss changes in the cold regions and re
 sulting consequences.<br /></strong></p><p>The cold regions of the Earth – 
 Arctic, Antarctica and the high mountain ranges – are exposed to fundamenta
 l changes due to global warming and direct anthropogenic pressures. The Arc
 tic sea ice as well as glaciers in Greenland and Alpine mountains are not o
 nly losing huge areas, but also habitats for many unique organisms dependin
 g on the cold habitats. The terrestrial permafrost is thawing leading to in
 creased greenhouse gas emissions. However, these changes ranging from loss 
 in cryospheric extent to coastal erosion or neobiota have many but yet unkn
 own consequences for polar physico-chemical, biogeochemical and geological 
 processes as well as for polar organisms and their ecosystems.</p><p>This c
 onference will be the next event in the series of polar conferences organiz
 ed by the German Society for Polar Research (DGP e.V.) every 2.5 years.</p>
 <p>We will welcome contributions in all fields of polar and high mountain r
 esearch. It is also planned to address the interested public by evening lec
 tures and further events.</p><p>The 27th International Polar Conference 201
 8 will be taken place at the University of Rostock being the oldest univers
 ity in the Baltic region. Furthermore, the Hanseatic City of Rostock will h
 old its 800th anniversary in 2018.</p><p>Deadline for registration and subm
 ission of abstracts: <strong>15 December 2017</strong></p><p>Further inform
 ation can be found on the <a href="https://polarforschung.de/events/27th-in
 ternational-polar-conference/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">DG
 P conference website.</a></p>
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