The new EU Polar Cluster video is now available! The EU Polar Cluster is a network of collaborative polar projects funded by the European Commission, and two permanent members, the EPB and SIOS. We have a range of Arctic, Antarctic and Polar projects. Projects that have ended still provide input to the Cluster, and we include them here to support the legacy
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EU Polar Cluster will have a booth at the AGU Fall Meeting The EU Polar Cluster will have a booth at the AGU 2022 Fall Meeting. Visit us at the booth for news and what is currently going on in the Cluster. Topic: AGU Fall Meeting Link to the event Date: 12 – 16 December
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EU Polar Cluster booth and EU-PolarNet 2 sessions at Arctic Circle Assembly The EU Polar Cluster will have booth at the Arctic Circle Assembly 13-16 October at the Harpa Conert Hall & Conference Centre in Reykjavík, Iceland. The Cluster members ECOTIP, INTERACT III, EU-PolarNet 2, the EPB, SIOS, ARICE, Arctic PASSION and CHARTER will be
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EU-PolarNet 2 is launching the Catalyst Platform next Thursday 30th of June EU-PolarNet 2, has as a general goal to generate a platform for the development of strategies that allow progress in a European Action for Polar Research and its contribution to the process of build European policies in this field. In this sense, the
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Webinar: Who owns the Arctic? – an Introduction to Arctic Governance Due to the increasing interest and awareness of the global significance of the Arctic, questions about stewardship and governance of the region are being asked more frequently. Governance structures suitable for effectively addressing the challenges and opportunities facing the circumpolar North are becoming more
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Webinar: The new EU Arctic Policy and Research and Innovation The EU-PolarNet 2 / EPB / EU Polar Cluster webinar ‘The new Arctic Policy and Research & Innovation” will discuss the new strategy & effects on future research with EU representatives. The webinar aims to introduce the new Arctic Policy to the EU Polar science
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COP26 EU Pavilion side event: “Polar warming, global warning” Much of the Arctic has already surpassed the Paris Agreement’s 1.5C target. The Antarctic ice sheet is a potential game changer for global sea-level rise. At the “Polar Warming, Global Warning” session that will occur as a side event of the COP2 on the 3rd November
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Contributions welcome! EU-PolarNet 2 survey on “Polar Observing Assets” The diverse and distributed nature of observing systems in polar regions presents a fundamental challenge for assessment, planning, integration, and synthesis. There is an interest in creating overviews of these systems, since this, among other things, will allow more efficient use of facilities and allow for
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Now available! Report from the first European Polar Science Week 2020 The summary and recommendation report of the first European Polar Science Week, 2020, is now available for download. The event was organised online by ESA and the EC, supported by EU-PolarNet. Download the report here: European Polar Science Week 2020
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All-Atlantic2021 side event on Polar Research “Networking from Pole to Pole: Facilitating Access for Research and Infrastructure” – Recording available! A recording of the side event on Polar Research “Networking from Pole to Pole: Facilitating Access for Research and Infrastructure” , as part of the All-Atlantic2021 – All-Atlantic R&I for a Sustainable Ocean: Ministerial High-Level