Antarctic CRC

There are 11 PhD opportunities with top-up scholarship opportunities, check them out! Closing date 7 March. aappartnership.org.au/phd-projects @IMASUTAS

Congratulations to the IceCube team, who will soon be studying Antarctic sea ice properties using nanosatellites and AI. It's among the first projects supported by UK-Australia Space Bridge & @SmartSatCRC. 🔊Here's Alex Fraser from AAPP on ABC Hobart: abc.net.au/radio/hobart/p…

Hello Nuyina! A very special day for Australian science. 🎉

Our team is keeping a close eye on Antarctic sea ice extent, which retreated suddenly and steeply after peaking on Aug 30. Current extent (in red) is around the second-lowest recorded for this time of year, and shares similarities with the 2016 trend (in blue). Watch this space!

Amazing #postdoc funding opportunity coming up! Applications for the 'Hawke Fellowship in Antarctic Environmental Science' will open in early 2022. Find out more at asf.aq.

Previously unreleased footage of Bob Hawke reflecting on how the Madrid Protocol came to be 30 years ago today. #Antarctica 🇦🇶 #MadridProtocol #BobHawke #Legacy #RJLHawkeFellowship

In The Conversation today, read about how scientists are grappling with exactly how global warming will affect this great Antarctic ice sheet. theconversation.com/scientists-sti…

New research reveals the 2019-20 Australian bushfires had far-reaching effects on our oceans. The 715M tonnes of CO2 & smoke they generated produced a vast #phytoplanktonbloom in the #SouthernOcean between NZ & South America & turned NZ #glaciers brown 👉bit.ly/3lmENQI

New research reveals the profound effect Australia's Black Summer bushfires had on our oceans in 2019-20. theconversation.com/smoke-from-the…

Twelve days, twelve PhD opportunities. 🧑‍🎓 Day 5: Modelling downward carbon flux in the Southern Ocean: linking ocean midwater ecology and biogeochemistry Find more exciting Antarctic and Southern Ocean research opportunities with AAPP here: aappartnership.org.au/phd-projects/

Twelve days, twelve PhD opportunities. 🧑‍🎓 Day 4: Understanding the role of micronekton in the export of carbon in the Southern Ocean Find more exciting Antarctic and Southern Ocean research opportunities with AAPP here: aappartnership.org.au/phd-projects/

Twelve days, twelve PhD opportunities. 🧑‍🎓 Day 3: Tidal melting of Antarctic ice shelves since Last Glacial Maximum Find more exciting Antarctic and Southern Ocean research opportunities with AAPP here: aappartnership.org.au/phd-projects/

Challenging, exciting and critically important... there are some seriously good PhD research opportunities on offer right now with AAPP, contributing to high-priority Southern Ocean & Antarctic research projects. Hobart based. aappartnership.org.au/phd-projects/

A big welcome to Daniel Atwater, whose new PhD project for AAPP will contribute to improvements in sea ice forecasting. Dan brings a wealth of practical experience, including as a forecaster for the @Australian_Navy. Welcome on board Dan! aappartnership.org.au/our-students/

'Plankton: the surprising seeds of Southern Ocean clouds' This Thursday night at the Hobart Brewing Company, the AAPP's Dr Marc Mallet will discuss the unique makeup of Southern Ocean clouds - and why they're so elusive for climate modellers. facebook.com/events/5295645…

This two-day workshop is open to all of our partners. Presenters will explore topics in machine learning from clustering to artificial neural networks, and everything in between. Follow the link for info and registration. forms.office.com/Pages/Response…

Some great opportunities here! 🔎🧊

🌊 + 🧊 x ⌛️ = ❓ AAPP Phd Research Project No. 3 is titled 'Understanding the ice-ocean interaction in Wilkes Land, Antarctica.' Apply now here: aappartnership.org.au/phd-projects/

Check out these exciting new PhD research opportunities, contributing to high-priority Southern Ocean & Antarctic research projects. Hobart based. aappartnership.org.au/phd-projects/

How did a surf board lost in Tasmania journey all the way to Magnetic Island in Queensland? Physical Oceanographer, Dr Ed Doddridge, spoke about it this morning with @abchobart. abc.net.au/news/2021-03-1…