BAS celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science
Today, 11 February, is International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a global initiative led by UNESCO and UN-Women. To celebrate, we have asked some of our female staff […]
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Happy at Halley
Read more of: Happy at HalleyNeil Brims is the Electrician at Halley VI Research Station. In our latest blog, find out what life is like at Halley and how it feels to live at the […]
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From Inverness to Antarctica: meeting (supply chain) milestones
Read more of: From Inverness to Antarctica: meeting (supply chain) milestonesJoe Stebbing, Assistant Project Manager, AIMP at British Antarctic Survey on how we are meeting our (supply chain) milestones. January has marked a momentous milestone for the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation […]
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The challenges of running Antarctic stations during a pandemic
Read more of: The challenges of running Antarctic stations during a pandemicChristopher Robert Lloyd, Contract Manager for Ramboll, will be working in Antarctica on constructing the new scientific support facility at Rothera, the Discovery Building. He first travelled to Antarctica in […]
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How’s life on the RRS Sir David Attenborough?
Read more of: How’s life on the RRS Sir David Attenborough?It’s been a busy few weeks for RRS Sir David Attenborough! After departing the UK on its maiden voyage over a month ago, the ship has made it all the […]
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GUEST BLOG: Improving accessibility with BSL
Read more of: GUEST BLOG: Improving accessibility with BSLToday, 3 December 2021, is the United Nations International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). The theme this year focuses on “Leadership and participation of persons with disabilities toward an […]
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Extreme engineering: Practice makes perfect ahead of fitting out the new Discovery Building
Read more of: Extreme engineering: Practice makes perfect ahead of fitting out the new Discovery BuildingThe new science and operations facility at Rothera Research Station, the Discovery Building, has a unique design to meet the challenges of living and working in Antarctica, along with helping […]
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Reflections on Black History Month and lessons for the Polar Research community
Read more of: Reflections on Black History Month and lessons for the Polar Research communityBlack History Month recognises and celebrates the achievements of people with African or Caribbean heritage and takes place every October (in the UK). It marks the contributions of Black people […]
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GUEST BLOG: Saving Antarctica! The 30th Anniversary of the signing of the Protocol on Environmental Protection
Read more of: GUEST BLOG: Saving Antarctica! The 30th Anniversary of the signing of the Protocol on Environmental ProtectionThe Protocol on Environmental Protection to the Antarctic Treaty was agreed in 1991 and came into force in 1998, once it had been ratified by all 26 (currently 28) Antarctic […]
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Predicting September 2021 Arctic sea ice using artificial intelligence
Read more of: Predicting September 2021 Arctic sea ice using artificial intelligenceTom Andersson, a data scientist at British Antarctic Survey Artificial Intelligence (AI) Lab, shares the latest predictions from a new Arctic sea ice forecasting AI tool as this year’s Arctic […]
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GUEST BLOG: Polar Diplomacy
Read more of: GUEST BLOG: Polar Diplomacy2021 marks several anniversaries for diplomacy in the Polar Regions. This month (19 September) we celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Arctic Council. Whilst the Arctic and Antarctic are truly […]
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BLOG: Global Ocean Wildlife Analysis Network
Read more of: BLOG: Global Ocean Wildlife Analysis NetworkIn the latest of the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (CEFAS) blog series on the Global Ocean Wildlife Analysis Network, we hear from Simon Morley, British Antarctic Survey (BAS) […]
