(IN BRIEF) The University of Southampton is joining SYNCHRONY, a major €8.5 million EU-funded research project involving 27 institutions worldwide. The four-year project aims to establish a coordinated observation system across the Southern Ocean and Antarctic coastal regions, where sea … Read the full press release
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Tagged 27 research institutions, 5th International Polar Year 2032/2033, Alfred Wegener Institute, Antarctic coastal regions, Antarctic shelf seas, Antarctica, Antarctica InSync, AWI, British Antarctic Survey, climate change, climate models, climate prediction, deep-water formation, Dr Alessandro Silvano, Earth system models, ecosystems, environmental protection, EU-funded project, EU-Funded SYNCHRONY Project Brings 27 Institutions Together to Study Antarctic Ocean Change, European Ocean Pact, Germany, global climate, in situ observations, International Research Collaboration, International SYNCHRONY Project Targets Critical Knowledge Gaps in Southern Ocean Science, National Oceanography Centre, ocean circulation, ocean-ice-atmosphere-biosphere system, Polar Research, political decision-making, Professor Dr Alexander Haumann, Regius Professor Alberto Naveira Garabato, satellite technology, sea ice, sea ice decline, Southampton, Southern Ocean, SYNCHRONY, SYNCHRONY Project Aims to Transform Understanding of Antarctica’s Changing Ocean Systems, United Kingdom, University of Edinburgh, University of Southampton, West Antarctic ice sheet, €8.5 million funding
(IN BRIEF) The Beyond EPICA 23/24 team has initiated the third drilling season at Little Dome C in Antarctica, located near the Concordia Station. This international research project, led by the Institute of Polar Sciences of the National Research Council … Read the full press release
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Tagged Alfred Wegener Institute, Andrea Ceinini, Antarctica®, Beyond EPICA Project, British Antarctic Survey, Carlo Barbante, Cnr Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Enea, Federico Scoto, Fortunat Joos, Gunther Lawer, Iben Koldtoft, Ines Gay, IPEV, James Veale, Johannes Lemburg, Julien Westhoff, Matthias Hüther, Michaela Mühl, Olivier Alemany, partnership, Philippe Possenti, Rémi Dallmayr, Saverio Panichi, sustainability, Tamara Gerber, Third Ice Core Drilling Season, University of Bern, University of Copenhagen
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