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May 20 - May 23
Are you ready to explore the world from your living room? British Antarctic Survey scientists are taking part in the online Global Biodiversity Festival 2021. The Global Biodiversity Festival is a virtual weekend for the general public, with the goal of shining a spotlight on biodiversity loss. British Antarctic Survey events in the schedule include:…
May 17 - May 21
Online, free and open to all, Climate Exp0 is the first virtual conference from the COP26 Universities Network and the Italian University Network for Sustainable Development (RUS). We are pleased to announce that British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is taking part in Climate Exp0 (17-21 May 2021) to showcase key polar science and the journey towards…
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May 12 @ 2:00 pm - May 12 @ 4:00 pm
About this Event An online event to honour the life and work of Dr Mike Thomson. If you were unable to attend the event on 12 May 2021, please find the meting recording HERE. (Access Passcode: rV5yD+Kg) You can also listen to Dr Mike Thomson BAS Archives interview HERE. Mike was one of the true…
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April 13 @ 8:00 am - April 15 @ 5:00 pm
Workshop focus: Atmospheric gravity wave dynamics and coupling in the polar regions: observations and modelling ANGWIN (Antarctic Gravity Wave Instrument Network) is an action group of the Scientific Committee of Antarctic Research (SCAR) that utilizes a network of instrumentation operated at several international research stations around Antarctica with the primary research goal of quantifying and…
March 26 - April 4
British Antarctic Survey is delighted to be hosting a series of online events and premiering on-demand videos for the Cambridge Festival 2021 between 26 March – 4 April 2021. There is something for all the family to enjoy! Extreme Antarctica: Science, Engineering and Construction Antarctica is geographically remote and far away but what happens there…
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