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1. Fur seals in the Falklands – Part 3

   Kayleigh Jones, a seal biologist at British Antarctic Survey, travelled to the Falkland Islands to spend 6 weeks studying South American fur seals. This blog describes how the team studied […]

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2. Fur seals in the Falklands – Part 2

   Kayleigh Jones, a seal biologist at British Antarctic Survey, travelled to the Falkland Islands to spend 6 weeks studying South American fur seals. Read on to find out about camp […]

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3. Fur seals in the Falklands – Part 1

   Kayleigh Jones, a seal biologist at British Antarctic Survey, travelled to the Falkland Islands to spend 6 weeks studying South American fur seals. Read on to find out about her […]

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4. SCIENCE IN THE FIELD: Researching seabird species (2)

   Norman Ratcliffe, a seabird ecologist at British Antarctic Survey, studies the biology of seabirds and how this is impacted by climate change. His latest research – Project LOMVIA – is […]

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5. ISOL-ICE Lab Blog: Continuous Flow Analysis of 1,000 yr old ice at BAS

   A new blog from ISOL-ICE project team member Lisa Hauge, who describes recent progress in the lab. Read the team’s earlier blog here. During the last 3 months the ISOL-ICE project has made […]

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6. SCIENCE IN THE FIELD: Researching seabird species (1)

   Norman Ratcliffe, a seabird ecologist at British Antarctic Survey, studies the biology of seabirds and how this is impacted by climate change. His latest research – Project LOMVIA – is […]

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7. Blog: A female engineer’s life at BAS

   On National Women in Engineering Day, BAS energy engineer Parthena Exizidou explains what her job entails and why she loves engineering.

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8. Blog. No more hammocks and baths once a week!

   Ship Communication Officer checks out construction progress

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9. Unsupervised clustering of Southern Ocean Argo float temperature profiles

   What can machine learning tell us about the structure of the Southern Ocean? In this preprint*, we apply unsupervised clustering, a machine learning method, to Southern Ocean temperature data. * […]

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10. Policy workshop summary: The impacts of machine learning on climate change modelling

    Summary available here: http://www.csap.cam.ac.uk/news/article-climate-change-modelling/

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11. ISLAND SCIENCE: Living in Harmony

    Four people, two tents, a lot of smelly penguins and boil-in-the-bag army rations. That pretty much sums up life at Harmony Point, Nelson Island, South Shetland Islands during January and […]

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12. STATION SCIENCE: Baby its stressful down here!

    Stress levels and limpets

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