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WIRE and IACN continue their Share Your North Webinar Series on Renewable Energy in the Arctic. This first session in the series will explore current approaches and trends in developing skills needed for the Renewable Energy Transition in the Arctic region.

While factors such as access to

The IGS Global Seminar Series are live on Zoom most Wednesdays. Please register in advance for the seminars.

The seminars are also be live-streamed to the IGS Facebook page so that you can watch them afterwards if you can’t make the live seminar.

This week's talk

Dr. Karley Campbell

The 2023 Remote Sensing of Arctic Permafrost Workshop will be held as a hybrid event at the Basic Research Innovation Collaboration Center (BRICC) in Arlington, Virginia, hosted by Drs. Ali Sayir and Michael Yakes. Please register to attend.

The Mathematics on Ice Forum meet once a month to discuss mathematical aspects of ice dynamics and bring together the community in an informal online atmosphere.

In each meeting there are two presentations and time for discussions and ice-breaking in small sub-groups. The format is intended to

The 15th International Conference on Physics and Chemistry of Ice (PCI-2022) will take place 4 to 8 September 2023 at Hokkaido University in Sapporo, Japan.

*Note: This conference was originally planned for 5-10 September, 2022, but was postponed to September 2023 as a precaution due to COVID

The 52nd International Arctic Workshop is being held at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, 19-23 April 2023.

The International Arctic Workshop is a friendly, informal, and relaxed conference open to all students and professionals interested in the Arctic. Originally starting at INSTAAR at

The Arctic Centre at the University of Lapland invites researchers at any level to submit proposals for the first Critical Arctic Studies Symposium on the theme “Post-Human Dialogues: Rethinking Human-Nature Relations in and through the Arctic” to be held in Rovaniemi, Finland, from 10 to 12 October

Join an exclusive virtual tour of an Arctic research facility studying a frozen environment over 40,000 years old but seldom opened to the public.

Excavated from 1963–1969 for the study of permafrost, geology, ice science, mining, and construction techniques specific to permafrost environments