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SUMMARY:British Antarctic Survey at the Science Museum Christmas Lates
DESCRIPTION:The British Antarctic Survey invites you to join us at the Science Museum Christmas Lates. The halls will be decked for a festive celebration of science\, technology\, engineering and maths that makes this season truly magical! \nChat with BAS scientists about their fascinating experiences conducting research in the icy extremes of the polar regions. Step inside our cosy polar tent\, try on authentic polar gear\, and discover what’s on the menu for scientists working in the field. \nCamping in Antarctica\n  \nImmerse yourself in the diverse and extraordinary sounds of Antarctica. Listen to The Seventh Continent\, a captivating new album blending stunning original music with field recordings from one of BAS’s 2023 science missions. \nHear the rumble of the RRS Sir David Attenborough at sea\, the echoes of an inlet near the world’s largest iceberg\, and the enchanting calls of elephant seals and skuas. \nGet ready to eat\, drink\, and be merry at the Science Museum’s very first festive edition of Lates. We can’t wait to see you there! \nAge: 18+. \nGeneral admission is free. VIP tickets are £12.
URL:https://www.bas.ac.uk/event/british-antarctic-survey-at-the-science-museum-christmas-lates/
LOCATION:Science Museum\, Exhibition Road\, London\, SW7 2DD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Exhibition,Public engagement
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SUMMARY:Workshop on Polar Winter Climate and Processes
DESCRIPTION:Polar Winter Climate and Processes: Towards Filling Knowledge Gaps in the Understanding of the Coupled Climate System\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n       \n\n\n\n\nPolar winter plays a critical role in various processes\, including sea ice growth\, snow accumulation\, surface energy balance\, atmospheric dynamics and chemistry. Current climate models struggle to accurately represent polar weather and climate\, especially during winter. These significant discrepancies hinder the reliability of these models in predicting and projecting future conditions in the Arctic and Antarctica. \nWhile previous studies have predominantly focused on summer\, it is crucial to explore winter conditions to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the entire climate system. To address this need\, we organize a workshop titled “Polar Winter Climate and Processes.” This workshop aims to bring together diverse research communities to examine the physical and chemical processes in the interconnected atmosphere\, cryosphere\, marine\, and terrestrial systems. Our goal is to facilitate the exchange of ideas\, present recent findings\, and identify knowledge gaps in our understanding of the overall climate system. \nWe invite contributions from all relevant disciplines and areas\, including observation (in stiu and remote sensing)\, modeling\, and theoretical research. \n\n  \nThemes to focus:\nTheme 1: Polar winter storms and climate impacts\, linking to\n\n\nExtreme event\n\n\nBlowing snow\n\n\nWarm air intrusion\n\n\nCold air outbreak\n\n\nSea ice evolution (open leads\, polynyas\, melt)\n\n\nAir-sea-ice interaction\n\n\nSurface mass balance for icesheet/iceshelf\n\n\nSurface energy budget\n\n\nPermafrost deepening\n\n\nAtmospheric boundary layer processes\n\n\nTheme 2:  Polar winter aerosol\, clouds and chemistry\n\n\n\nCCN\, INPs and sources\n\n\nAerosol budget and composition\n\n\nCloud-aerosol interaction\n\n\nArctic Haze\n\n\nSnow chemistry and climate impacts\n\n\n\nTheme 3:  Polar-mid-latitude and polar-lower-latitude teleconnections\, involving e.g.\n\n\nAtmospheric river\n\n\nPolar vortex\n\n\nJet stream\n\n\nStorm track\n\n\nAtmospheric blocking\n\n\nRossby wave\n\n\nTheme 4: Knowledge gaps to fill \n\n\nNew theory or mechanism and parameterisations\n\n\nNew technology observation (from buoys\, stations\, ships\, aircraft and satellites) active or automatic – via new international research programs\, e.g. IPY\, InSync\, etc\n\n\nNew modelling approaches\n\n\n \nKeynote speakers:\n\n\nOla Persson (CIRES/NOAA\, USA) on storm/sea ice\n\n\n\nMartin Radenz (TROPOS\, Germany) on aerosol/cloud remote sensing\n\n\nIrina Gorodetskaya (CIIMAR\, Portugal) on atmospheric river and Winter YOPP SH project\n\n\nTom Bracegirdle (BAS\, UK) on extremes and EXANT project\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen: 23-25 April 2025\nFormat: Hybrid\nWhere: British Antarctic Survey\, Cambridge\, CB3 0ET\, UK\nCost: free of registration – (Early Career Researchers can apply for travel fellowship)\nPlease register via using this link – Note that registration closes on [February 29 2025]\nPlease submit your abstract using this link – Note that abstract submission closes on [February 29 2025]\n\nOrganising Committee: \n\nXin Yang (Chair)\, BAS\, UK \nXiangdong Zhang (co-Chair)\, NCICS\, USA \nAlexandra Weiss\, BAS\, UK \nMarkus Frey\, BAS\, UK \nSergi González-Herrero\, WSL Institute\, Switzerland\nXianda Gong\, Westlake Uni.\, China\nRainette Engbers\, WSL Institute\, Switzerland\nRomy Hall\, BAS\, UK\n\n  \nWhat: This workshop is co-funded by the International Arctic Science Committee (IASC) and Surface Fluxes in Antarctica (SURFEIT)\, a NERC National Capability International research programme \nIf you have any questions\, please get in touch – Xin Yang – xinyang55@bas.ac.uk
URL:https://www.bas.ac.uk/event/workshop-on-polar-winter-climate-and-processes/
LOCATION:British Antarctic Survey\, Cambridge\, High Cross\, Madingley Road\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire\, CB3 0ET\, United Kingdom
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