24 January 2026
Congratulations to Dr Gabrielle Kleber on winning the national Else-Ragnhild Neumann Award for women in geosciences for her work on methane emissions in the Arctic! Read more about the award here: https://lnkd.in/e4K3Ub-p
Are you an MSc or PhD student interested in marine research methods? Then this training opportunity could be for you: the AQUARIUS Floating University offers hands-on training in marine ecological research methods. Scientific Survey Methods: Monitoring of fish and benthic fauna on the RV Svea Lysekil, Sweden 29 June - 3 July 2026 https://aquarius-ri.eu/training-resources/training-opportunities/floating-university-onboard-the-slu-rv-svea/
18 January 2026
A quarter century ago, Liv Arnesen and Ann Bancroft made history: they became the first two women to cross the Antarctic continent. Their achievement stands as a powerful testament to resilience, partnership and the enduring impact of women explorers, pioneers, adventurers. Their journey shattered long-held assumptions about who belongs in extreme exploration — and continues to inspire women in polar...
The ‘Antarctic ice ceiling’ was smashed in 1976 when three women ventured to the southernmost continent as part of Australia’s Antarctic Program (formerly ‘Australian National Antarctic Research Expeditions’ - ANARE), for the first time. Check out their website for more information! https://www.antarctica.gov.au/news/explore-antarctica/ice-breakers-50-years-of-women-in-antarctica
15 January 2026
According to Amber Agluark from Iqaluit, Nunavut, learning to manage a dog team is not just about mastering a skill; it is a journey of reconnecting with her culture, finding her voice as an Inuk woman, and revitalizing a tradition that has been passed down through generations of her family. Read more about Amber’s story in the original source from...
20 December 2025
The winner of the ELLE Belgium Woman of the Year 2025 in the category of Science & Research is Angelique Van Ombergen. She is a Chief Exploration Scientist at the European Space Agency and a visiting professor at UAntwerpen. Congratulations! Have a look at the LinkedIn post here.
14 December 2025
Do you know someone who’s done extraordinary work in Antarctica? Nominations for the Australian Antarctic Medal are now open! This prestigious award recognises individuals who have delivered outstanding service - beyond the normal requirements of their role - in scientific research, exploration or support of Australia’s Antarctic program. Eligible nominees include those who: Have spent at least 12 months in...
27 November 2025
Emotions and intuitions have no place in STEM? Think again. And read this short piece published by AWIS. https://awis.org/resource/misleading-myths-in-stem/?fbclid=IwY2xjawOU0QRleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEe8G587hGRVnwhA4W3lkqAfLC24inI3pCd2n62u-LnFyzqkqgx8VM4k8xzoGU_aem_G0OiTg2fRhBfoLLue3nX8w&brid=ouHdaFh_djwBkythoydD3w
6 November 2025
The International Science Council (ISC) calls for universal transparency in research funding as a key element of responsible scientific practice, and the first line of defence against compromised research integrity, misinformation and disinformation.The ISC recommends that:1️⃣ All levels of the global science system adopt the norm of explicitly disclosing all financial and other research support in public communications, publications, and...
The Polar Early Career World Summit Synthesis Report has been published by PSECCO and the APECS Directorate. The voices of 238 early-career polar researchers share priorities for ICARP IV & IPY-5. https://pecws.org/synthesis-report.html
2 November 2025
The Association for Women in the Sciences (AWIS) has announced the 2025 Spark, Meridian, and Zenith Award recipients. These distinguished members have demonstrated exceptional leadership, creative vision, and a steadfast commitment to advancing inclusivity, diversity, equity, and accessibility in STEM. Their contributions continue to inspire and strengthen the community. Read more here: https://awis.org/annual-awards
29 October 2025
On 21-23 October Indigenous representatives and knowledge-holders, scientists and policymakers gathered in Tromsø and Sommarøya for a three-days workshop on Values and Valuation in Arctic Marine Ecosystem-Based Management by Protection of Arctic Marine Environment Ecosystem Approach Expert Group (EA-EG). This 7th EA-EG workshop focused on how ecological, cultural, and economic values can be meaningfully integrated into Arctic ecosystem-based management. You...
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