Search Events

The PSECCO Conversation Series provides an informal 1-hour discussion space for a small group of early career scientists to explore a topic of interest with a more experienced researcher with considerable success in the topic area. As a participant, you will have the opportunity to steer the

The National Science Foundation (NSF) invites comments to their recently published proposed draft revisions to their Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide (PAPPG; NSF 24-1) related to how Tribes are to be engaged when research may have an impact on Tribal interests and resources.

The

The Arctic Development Expo welcomes all researchers, Indigenous leaders, circumpolar Governments, scientists, industry experts and passionate individuals.

The Arctic Development Expo takes place in Inuvik, Northwest Territories, Canada. This event will strive to make knowledgeable decisions to

Organizers invite registration for the Sea-Ice Model Intercomparison Project (SIMIP) Workshop.

The 2023 SIMIP workshop is a hands-on workshop open for scientists at all career levels interested in the simulation of sea ice in both hemispheres in CMIP-type models, including large ensembles and

Multiple federal agencies engage scientists from numerous disciplines to generate projections of sea-level rise for U.S. coastlines, but how do coastal communities use this information to prepare for the future? This meeting will discuss examples of planning for coastal resilience at both a

Pre-registration for the International Synoptic Arctic Survey Synthesis Workshop has opened. Please fill out the pre-registration form to show us your interest so that we can plan for the number of attendees.

The workshop aims to discuss how to move forward with synthesis of data and of results

The Polar Research Board (PRB) Spring Meeting will include open sessions on the morning of both days and closed sessions for board business in the afternoons

This meeting is a hybrid virtual and in-person event in Washington DC. Open sessions include:

June 7 (10:30 am - 1:30 pm EDT)

The Arctic is subject to a wide range of local and remote sources of air pollution, which can have harmful impacts on local Arctic communities, contribute to Arctic climate change, and harm sensitive Arctic ecosystems. Sources, processing, and fate of Arctic air pollutants are poorly constrained