Author: The INQUA-MARE Organising Committee / Edited by: Danita Burke, Women in the Arctic and Antarctic An upcoming Antarctic workshop may be of interest to Polar scholars and practitioners. The first INQUA-MARE workshop “Antarctic Realm” is running from November 29th to December 1st, 2021. You can find more information here on how to participate. Key … Continue reading INQUA-MARE: INtegrated QUAternary MArine REcords at sensitive latitudes
Steinunn Thorarinsdottir
I am an Icelandic sculptor and have an international career of over 40 years. I did my Art Foundation Course in Portsmouth College of Art and Design and then finished my BA in Portsmouth Polytechnic in 1978 in England. From England I went to Bologna in Italy and studied sculpture in the Academy of Fine … Continue reading Steinunn Thorarinsdottir
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Greenland Science Week 2021: Making Arctic Science Matter
Greenland Science Week is a multi-disciplinary Arctic science platform that facilitates dialogue and cooperation for Greenlandic and international research, business, management and citizens, and it is right around the corner!
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Women in the Arctic and Antarctic: Finding Ways to Make Networking and Information Sharing Accessible and Free
[Originally published on The Arctic Circle website to promote the upcoming talk by Dr. Danita Catherine Burke on October 12th, 2021 on the establishment of the Women in the Arctic and Antarctic] 550th Meeting - The Arctic Circle 12 October 2021 Danita Catherine BurkeWOMEN IN THE ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC: FINDING WAYS TO MAKE NETWORKING AND INFORMATION-SHARING … Continue reading Women in the Arctic and Antarctic: Finding Ways to Make Networking and Information Sharing Accessible and Free
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Victoria Heinrich
Victoria Heinrich's work includes as a weather observer in Antarctica completing year-long winter deployments to the Australian Antarctic & sub-Antarctic stations of Casey, Davis, Mawson, and Macquarie Island.
Women in the Arctic and Antarctic 