🇦🇶 Extended & final abstract submission deadline for the SCAR Open Science Conference #SCAR2024 🇦🇶 🗓️ Monday, 18th March 2024 Submit your abstract here: scar2024.org/abstracts/ Are you in the field and won't be able to submit your abstract in time? Reach out to [email protected].

Dr Melinda Waterman ABC Science Professor Sharon Robinson AM We also heard you talking about how cool #Antarctic moss is on ABC Radio with David Astle last night! Great to see that there is so much interest.

🎧 Listen back to this fantastic interview with SAEF researcher Dr Dr Melinda Waterman from UOW. Mel talks with David Astle on ABC Melbourne about why #Antarctic moss is so fascinating and what it can tell us about past climate. From 2:35 👉 abc.net.au/listen/program…

Had a fabulous evening discussing all aspects of science, industry and design with fellows and commissioners alike at our biannual Royalcom1851 Presidential Dinner A highlight was chatting #Antarctica with our President HRH Princess Anne !

MOSS EVOLUTION – a lecture by Ralf Reski #scicomm #wisskomm #Moss youtube.com/watch?v=_CYom3…

Longer-lasting ozone holes over Antarctica expose seal pups and penguin chicks to much more UV theconversation.com/longer-lasting… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Why is the ozone hole lasting longer and what does this mean for life in Antarctica? Global Change Biology | Environmental Change Journal | Wiley Online Library onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gc… Roy Mackenzie LauraRevell, Rachele Ossola OzoneSecretariat UOW Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future Homeward Bound

Isn't the ozone hole closing? Yes – but it's lasted longer than normal in recent years. As Professor Sharon Robinson AM (UOW) + colleagues (University of Canterbury) explain, that means Antarctica's plants and animals are being hit with much higher UV levels in summer. theconversation.com/longer-lasting…

We can no longer take the healing of the ozone layer for granted #climatechange #antarctica ⁦UOW Research⁩ bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

The impacts of the ozone hole on Antarctic wildlife & plants Professor Sharon Robinson AM bbc.com/news/science-e…

Congratulations to SAEF Deputy Director Distinguished Professor Sharon Robinson (Professor Sharon Robinson AM) on being awarded an ARC Laureate Fellowship! 👏👏👏 Sharon's project is "Islands in the Ice: Interpreting the future of Antarctic ecosystems." More info: rms.arc.gov.au/RMS/Report/Dow…

Congratulations to Prof Jan Strugnell Sally Lau Nerida Wilson and the team for being selected as finalists for the 2024 #EurekaPrize for Excellence in Interdisciplinary Scientific Research! 👏👏👏 ➡️ arcsaef.com/story/saef-sci…

🎧 Listen in to Professor Sharon Robinson AM on Antarctic moss! She recently recorded a conversation with Plant Kingdom about the incredible and fragile #moss ecosystems in #Antarctica. podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/11-…

I’m just popping in to say I’m in this stunning place for #SCAR2024. If you miss #OceanDevotion, come over to threads, where I’m posting as usual. I’m icebirdstudio there.

Finally, the long days of work, the support of many anonymous hands and the scientific community coming from 57 nations, lead us to this point... Today begins the XI SCAR Open Science Conference in Pucón Chile, the largest Antarctic scientific meeting in history that occurs at a

Dist. Prof. Professor Sharon Robinson AM welcoming #EMCRs at #SCAR2024 opening ceremony and inspiring all to attend talks outside our disciplines. Antarctica needs #InterdisciplinaryResearch UOW Research Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future

SAEF postdoc Sally Lau presented the Plenary Lecture on day 1 of #SCAR2024 Dr Lau shared recent interdisciplinary research that used marine invertebrate DNA to study past ice loss in #Antarctica 🐙

Sally Lau kicked off the SCAR CHILE 2024 conference with a plenary focused on using genomics to inform ice sheet history. Amazing talk! #scar2024 Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR) Securing Antarctica's Environmental Future MarineOmics James Cook Uni 🧬🇦🇶🐙🧬