New scholarship out by Antarctic scholars on masculinity and sexism in Polar science
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Blanca Figuerola
I am a marine biologist. I explore the question of how marine animals change in response to recent and past environments using understudied invertebrate taxa as models from the tropics to the poles. I am currently a postdoc at the O’Dea Lab (odealab.com) in Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Panama. There, I am evaluating the potential … Continue reading Blanca Figuerola
Narissa Bax
My career in marine biology started with an undergraduate placement in Hawaii, which extended to research in Panama, where my work on corals began. During my honours and PhD my research shifted to deep sea corals across four Antarctic field seasons and diving work in Patagonia. In the 2017 I participated in my 5th expedition, … Continue reading Narissa Bax
Fieldwork Reflection: Samantha Saville
Human Geographer Samantha Saville reflects on her experiences doing fieldwork in Svalbard, Norway.
Zdenka Sokolíčková
My name is Zdenka Sokolíčková. My educational background is not easy to translate into English. At the Faculty of Philosophy, Charles University Prague, Czech Republic, I studied a Master programme entitled Theory of Culture (Kulturologie in Czech). Neither cultural studies, nor cultural anthropology. It was a mixture of social sciences and humanities, and the interdisciplinary … Continue reading Zdenka Sokolíčková

