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1. Competing Effects of Elevated Vertical Mixing and Increased Freshwater Input on the Stratification and Sea Ice Cover in a Changing Arctic Ocean

   The Arctic Ocean is undergoing a period of rapid transition. Freshwater input is projected to increase, and the decline in Arctic sea ice is likely to drive periodic increases in […]

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2. Why Icebergs and their Interactions with Sea Ice Should Be Included in Earth System Models? [Meeting Report]

   Thirty-three researchers from France, Australia, Belgium, Canada, the UK, and Germany gathered in Paris for a two-day hybrid workshop (3–4 June 2025) to discuss iceberg–sea ice interactions and their representation […]

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3. 1.24 – Geophysical methods in cryosphere science, Volume 1

   Geophysics is used extensively to determine the structure and dynamics of the ice sheets, and to help us understand how they will change in the future. Measurements of ice sheet […]

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4. Diving into AI? Exploring the potential for AI to tackle complex water quality challenges

   Managing risks from water pollution is central to public health, environmental quality, and economic prosperity worldwide. While improvements in water quality have been attained in some parts of the world, […]

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5. Mantle Dynamic Topography of the Fringing Oceanic Basins of Antarctica

   Dynamic mantle processes are known to influence oceanic basins with implications for ocean circulation and climate. This study exploits an interdisciplinary approach to probe present-day mantle and lithosphere beneath Antarctica’s […]

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6. Contrasting foraging strategies of seasonally segregated populations of the band-rumped storm-petrel at St Helena, South Atlantic

   Background: Allochrony can be a cause or consequence of speciation, either creating temporal reproductive isolation that reduces gene flow between diverging populations or reinforcing divergence that has already occurred through […]

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7. Measurements of blowing snow particle size distribution using an open-path optical snow particle counter in Ny-Ålesund during winter 2025

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8. Vessel-mounted ADCP data collected on RRS Discovery cruise DY158 in the South Atlantic Ocean, Scotia Sea, and northern Weddell Sea on Discovery cruise DY158, December 2022 to January 2023

   Vessel-mounted 75-kHz ADCP data were collected on cruise DY158 on RRS Discovery, in the South Atlantic Ocean, Scotia Sea, and northern Weddell Sea, from 24 December 2022 to 28 January […]

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9. Continuous underway navigation, meteorology, and oceanographic data from RRS Discovery cruise DY158 to the South Atlantic Ocean, Scotia Sea, and northern Weddell Sea, December 2022 to January 2023

   Continuous underway navigation, meteorology, and oceanographic data were collected on cruise DY158 on RRS Discovery, in the South Atlantic Ocean, Scotia Sea, and northern Weddell Sea, from 22 December 2022 […]

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10. Concerning the historical holotype of the Cretaceous bivalve Lahillia larseni

    The first fossil fauna to be described from the Antarctic was collected at Seymour Island in December 1892 by Captain Carl Anton Larsen and the crew of the Norwegian whaling […]

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11. Elucidating the evolution and diversity of Southern Ocean ophiuroids with reference to present day ecosystem management.

    The evolution of life on our small world has a long and tumultuous history, beginning as self-replicating molecules and evolving into complex organisms able to consciously and deliberately alter their […]

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12. Managing your drone data through the data life cycle: RDA guidelines for FAIR and responsible RPAS data use

    The use of Remotely Piloted Aerial Systems (RPAS), also referenced as Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) and more generally as drones, is increasingly prevalent across various scientific disciplines, enabling the collection […]

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