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August 8- The journey begins

By IARC Web | August 8, 2018

Wow! After much anticipation, my dream is closer to becoming a reality. I arrived in Kirkenes, Norway on August 6 with Dean Stockwell, a scientist from Fairbanks, Alaska. We were…

Greetings from the Far North!

By IARC Web | July 19, 2018

The NABOS cruise will begin August 8 from Kirkenes, Norway and head for Arkhangelsk, Russia, gateway to the Russian Arctic Ocean and the Nansen & Amundsen Basins. This region has been the focus of monitoring by NABOS scientists since 2002.

IARC researcher receives presidential award

By Heather McFarland | July 19, 2018

Elena Sparrow was recently honored with a U.S. presidential award for her excellence in science, technology, engineering and mathematics mentoring. Sparrow is a University of Alaska Fairbanks research professor and…

Arctic climate change: Alternative futures

By Heather McFarland | June 11, 2018

While changes of sea ice and air temperature have received widespread media coverage, other changes in the cryosphere and the broader Arctic environment have been synthesized in recent assessment reports.…

Congress holds maritime transportation in the Arctic hearing

By Heather McFarland | June 8, 2018

International Arctic Research Center researcher and retired U.S. Coast Guard captain, Dr. Lawson Brigham, testified to Congress during the Maritime Transportation in the Arctic hearing this week. Brigham was called…

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