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Study on the Evolution of individuals’ Relation with their Close Spaciality during a mission extreme & unusual and/or isolated & confined environment from the perspective of a take into account of adaptive stress
The sensory perception assessment protocol ERISI, Year 2 – known as « Per-Sens » part, aims to study the possible […]
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Westerly winds and the Southern Ocean CO2 sink
The capacity of the Southern Ocean to absorb anthropogenic CO2 has recently been limited (according to some studies) by an […]
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Continuous High-altitude Investigation of Neutron Spectra for Terrestrial Radiation Antarctic Project
The CHINSTRAP project aims at operating a high-energy extended neutron spectrometer at the Concordia station in Antarctic. The particularities of this […]
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Unveiling the biological consequences of population contact and resulting changes in lifestyle in north East Siberia : An archaeological, Palaéogénomic, epiproteomic and microbial approach
Our project will focus on tracking the genetic, epigenetic, and microbiota changes experienced by the Sakha people (Yakuts) in Far Eastern […]
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Southern Ocean Hydrophone Network at AREA V
Deployment of an autonomous hydrophone for passive acoustic monitoring of the underwater sound environment and in particular cetaceans for one […]
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Alterations in total red blood cell volume and plasma volume during a one-year confinement in Antarctica: effect of hypoxia
Introduction: Short-duration space flight induces circulatory blood volume alterations known as “space flight anemia” and characterized by decreases in red […]
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East Antarctic International Ice Sheet Traverse
Italian, French and US scientists unite their knowledge and capability to study the interior of the Antarctic plateau between the […]
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Monitoring of the carbonate chemistry at the AWIPEV underwater observatory
In its first phase, the AWIPEV-CO2 project set-up a time-series of carbonate chemistry parameters at Ny-Ålesund. It is the first […]
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Atmospheric Sulfur Cycle in relation with climate at mid and high Southern latitudes
The atmospheric Sulfur cycle at high southern latitudes: interannual variability of marine biogenic emissions (sea-ice, ocean temperature, oceanic DMS content, […]
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PAleoclimate from LAke Sediments on Kerguelen Archipelago 2
This project is a joint proposal of EDYTEM (CNRS, université Savoie Mont Blanc) and the Department of Earth science, University […]
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Observing Processes impacting The sea Ice Mass balance from In Situ Measurements (OPTIMISM): from physics to its impacts on biology.
The OPTIMISM (2009-2013) project brought together a consortium of researchers and engineers from 5 French laboratories to document and study […]
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Mercury stable isotopes in the Arctic atmosphere
Mercury is toxic to both wildlife and humans and is transported to arctic ecosystems via air, rivers and oceans. During […]
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