Studying methane emissions in Bolivia
Dr James France has just completed a week-long flying campaign using one of the BAS Twin Otters fitted with scientific instrumentation. Find out more about his experience.
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Championing Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
Read more of: Championing Equality, Diversity and InclusionGeraldine Hough, Human Resources Project Officer for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion tells us more about her average day at work
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Equality, diversity and inclusion – a personal view
Read more of: Equality, diversity and inclusion – a personal viewAs part of our celebration of International Women’s Day 2019 Mariella Giancola, Head of HR at British Antarctic Survey (BAS), gives us a personal insight into why she is passionate […]
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Another research expedition but this time quite different
Read more of: Another research expedition but this time quite differentDr Claus-Dieter Hillenbrand is a marine geologist at British Antarctic Survey (BAS). He is one of two UK scientists participating in International Ocean Discovery (IODP) Expedition 379 to the Amundsen […]
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Persistence and brilliant engineering
Read more of: Persistence and brilliant engineeringNadescha Zwerschke is a marine biologist, who was travelling on the RRS James Clark Ross (JCR) as part of the ICEBERGS 2 cruise in December 2018. Having left Burdwood Bank […]
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Drilling for success
Read more of: Drilling for successIn January 2019 a science and engineering team drilled over two kilometres through the ice sheet in West Antarctica using hot water. It was the first time they had done this […]
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Blog: A research cruise and my gateway to Antarctica
Read more of: Blog: A research cruise and my gateway to AntarcticaICEBERGS2 – a research cruise and my gateway to Antarctica Nadescha Zwerschke is a marine biologist travelling on the RRS James Clark Ross to Antarctica I’ve only recently started my […]
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Blog: The artistry of Antarctic logistics
Read more of: Blog: The artistry of Antarctic logisticsEarth’s Final Frontier – the title given to the frozen continent by journalists and academics alike, and with good reason. Antarctica stands resolute and alone, separated from mainland South America […]
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Living my dream of working in Antarctica
Read more of: Living my dream of working in AntarcticaPlant operator and enthusiastic environmentalist Matt Southworth finds his dream of working in Antarctica coming true!
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Training in Norway
Read more of: Training in NorwayShip Communication Officer tells us how the crew are preparing for their roles on board
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Monitoring penguins in the South Atlantic
Read more of: Monitoring penguins in the South AtlanticNorman Ratcliffe, a seabird biologist at British Antarctic Survey (BAS), studies the biology of seabirds and how this is impacted by climate change. Read this blog to find out about […]
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Fur seals in the Falklands – Part 3
Read more of: Fur seals in the Falklands – Part 3Kayleigh 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 […]
