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
Join the International Arctic Research Center for this semester’s first IARC Salon. November’s panelists Donald Walker and Torre Jorgenson will discuss climate challenges for Arctic infrastructure. Donald Walker is a…
The impacts of accelerating climate change are increasingly affecting health in the Arctic. May’s IARC salon will explore the intersection between Arctic climate and health. This is the final IARC…
Over the past decade, there has been an increasing push toward making science more relevant to affected communities. April’s IARC salon explores how scientists and their organizations engage with local…
February’s IARC Salon will explore the intersection of climate science and policy. The speakers will explore how scientists can be climate advocates, and how science is informing climate policy and…
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…