Framed by the overarching theme for the Science Conference “The Arctic: Regional Changes, Global Impacts”, Lisbon invites International experts on the Arctic and Indigenous Peoples to discuss the “New Arctic” and also its impacts and interactions to and with the lower latitudes at ASSW2021 Online.
ASSW2021 Registration now open
Registration for ASSW2021 has now opened: https://assw2021.pt/#registrations
Registration will provide access to the Online Business and Community meetings, Online Science Conference or both. Reduced rates are offered to Early Career Researchers (ECR) and Indigenous participants. Early Career Researchers are all students and scholars who are at the undergraduate, graduate or post-graduate level (depending on national context) up to 5 years post-PhD.
Please note: If you applied for IASC support, please do not register before you receive the registration code
ASSW2021 Program Available
ASSW2021 Program is also now available:
Check here for the Scientific Program
Check here for Business and Community Meetings.
More info: assw2021.pt
ASSW2021 Registration fee support
The International Arctic Science Committee (IASC) is pleased to announce the availability of registration fee support for the online Arctic Science Summit Week 2021 (19 - 26 March 2021).
Please submit your application by no later than 22 February 2021 via this form.
Registration fee support via this process is currently available for:
- Early career researchers including students all the way through early-career professionals up to 5 years past PhD (or other terminal degree) with an Arctic research focus (an allowance will be made for career breaks such as parental leave)
- Arctic researchers of all career stages at Russian institutions and/or focusing on the Russian Arctic
- Indigenous Scholars and Knowledge holders with homeland in the Arctic of all backgrounds and career stages
who are actively participating in the conference including but not limited to giving a presentation in the Science Symposium or organizing / participating in an Arctic science community or business meeting (e.g. as a panelist, workshop organizer, rapporteurs). [Read more]
