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Wearable near-infrared neuroimaging and task performance for brain function during an Antarctic winter-over (WINTERBRAIN)
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Large Extraction of GAses and Compounds from Ice
Our project would drill two shallow 10cm diameter ice cores to ≈300 m depth at Dome C, Antarctica in collaboration […]
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Kerguelen Climate and Interactions with Atmospheric Rivers
Over much of Antarctica, the surface mass balance (SMB) is controlled by a few extreme events, resulting from extreme moisture […]
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The Lincoln Sea, the last refuge of the changing Arctic Ocean
The Arctic Ocean (AO) is a key component of Earth’s climate, acting as a coolant by contributing ~10% to the […]
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Obs4Clim-Marine Atmospheric Composition Amsterdam
Atmospheric aerosols are an important component of the climate system, interacting with solar and telluric radiation. They serve as cloud […]
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Psychophysiological ADAPTation to ICE situations
Fundamental research theme in science since Darwin, adaptation has more than ever become a central issue with the current climatic, […]
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Bio-SENTINEL – Using microBIOmes to help determine the impact of sea ice diSappearance on highEr North aTlaNtic climatE and biogeochemical cycLes
With Bio-SENTINEL, we propose to apply our cold environment metagenomic expertise developed over the last ten years to answering fundamental […]
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PAraglacial Rock-slope failures dating in Iceland
The objective of this project is to date paraglacial rock-slope failures in the eastern part of Iceland with a geomorphological […]
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Ice-kept tephra from sub-glacial eruptions
The sub-arctic island Iceland is formed by volcanic eruptions, many of which take place beneath glaciers. The largest glacier in […]
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Arctic Winter Games 2023 – Arctic Youth, Culture and Environment
Social and environmental sustainability at major international sporting events is now an unavoidable imperative. Amid current challenges to the predominantly […]
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Southern Ocean Change from Isotope: Summer Salinity Evolution
The rotations of the French icebreaker Astrolabe which supplies the French Antarctic base Dumont d’Urville four times a year, offer […]
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Implementation of Wireless environmental Sensor Networks in the French Southern and Antarctic Lands using the Long Range (LoRa) technology and Wide Area Network (LoRaWAN) protocol
The Zone Atelier Antarctique et Terres Australes (ZATA) is a French CNRS Long Term Socio-Ecological Research Infrastructure (LTSER) and one […]
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