Searching for the oldest ice on Earth in Antarctica
December 22, 2016
A team of scientists are searching for the oldest ice on earth – in East Antarctica, one of the most hostile environments on the planet.
Science and Research in Antarctica and the Southern Ocean
NASA’s Operation IceBridge completes one of its most successful Antarctic deployments to date
November 30, 2016
NASA’s Operation IceBridge is about to finish its eighth consecutive Antarctic deployment, and it’s looking like the 2016 season will be its most successful to date.
ROSETTA program returns to Antarctica for second season surveying the Ross Ice Shelf
November 21, 2016
The ROSETTA-Ice research program has returned to Antarctica for a second field season of aerial- and ocean-based surveys of the Ross Ice Shelf, and the workload is even higher this year.
Russia comes to the party as CCAMLR reaches agreement on Marine Protected Area for Ross Sea
October 28, 2016
After years of negotiations, the Commission for the Conservation of Marine Living Resources has reached a consensus on a landmark Marine Protection Area proposed for Antarctica's Southern Ocean
Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources to discuss marine protection of Ross Sea
October 13, 2016
Next week, the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) will be holding discussions at its annual meeting in Hobart that could determine the future of the Ross Sea
Elephant seals become Antarctic researchers
September 08, 2016
Elephant seals show water from Antarctica’s melting ice shelves slows processes responsible for forming deep-water currents
Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research Open Science Conference 2016 kicks off in Kuala Lumpur
August 21, 2016
The SCAR Open Science Conference 2016 kicked off in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, with delegates and participants arriving at the biennial event to discuss a wide range of Antarctic issues.
ICECAP researchers use long-range drones to study East Antarctic Ice Sheet
August 03, 2016
A team of researchers with ICECAP has been using long-range drones to monitor more efficiently changes to the East Antarctic Ice Sheet
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Jonathan Bamber on Ice Sheets and Sea Level Rise [video]
June 08, 2016
Professor Jonathan Bamber of the University of Bristol discusses the latest projections for global sea level rise, and how New Zealand will be affected.
Scientists may have found Antarctica's second-largest under-ice lake
April 28, 2016
According to an article released in New Scientist, scientists may have discovered a large subglacial lake in Antarctica second only to the remote Lake Vostok in size.
Changing ocean chemistry may threaten Antarctic food chain
March 28, 2016
University of California researchers have collected the first long-term evidence that links rising levels of carbon in Antarctic waters to the inability of pteropods to build their protective shells.
\"Upside-down rivers\" threaten Antarctic ice shelves
March 15, 2016
“Upside-down rivers” of warm ocean water are threatening the stability of floating ice shelves in Antarctica, according to a new research from the National Snow and Ice Data Center in the US.