IARC Salons
A recurring seminar series hosted by a new set of graduate students or early career scientists each year
Salons are usually held monthly during the academic year. Themes vary widely and can range from physical or social science topics, to emerging concerns or issues at the confluence of science, society or career development.
The salon format is casual and several speakers share in a conversation surrounding a central theme, followed by questions.
Salon listing
Food security in the Arctic is impacted by a range of factors including geography, pollution, climate change and economic vulnerability. In this month’s IARC Salon we will hear about local…
What are the goals of regional and international climate conferences and reports, and what can we learn from them? Join us for December’s IARC Salon discussion about participating in large-scale…
The culture of safety and inclusion in fieldwork is evolving to consider changing conversations around social justice movements, risk management and technological innovation. The COVID-19 pandemic has further complicated the…
Join the International Arctic Research Center for October’s IARC salon titled, Remote Sensing at Different Scales. We use remote sensing at many different scales in our work – come learn about…
Join the International Arctic Research Center for April’s IARC salon titled, Graduate Student Highlights. The discussion will showcase research conducted by University of Alaska Fairbanks graduate students. Salon panelists include:…