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15
2022
Dear Colleague Letter: Office of Polar Programs Data, Code, and Sample Management PolicyThe recommendations and requirements laid out in this letter aim to advance open polar data to maximize the benefit of NSF's investments in research, facilitate transparency and replicability in polar science, and increase the impact of polar research. Jul
01
2022
EVENT: Office of Polar Programs Antarctic Sciences Section Virtual Office HoursAll USAP participants - including current awardees, pending proposers, and future proposers - are welcome to attend. Jun
22
2022
Antarctic stations celebrate Midwinter's DayIn Antarctica, the winter solstice marks the halfway point of the harsh, cold, dark winter. Since the time of the early explorers, those who work in Antarctica during the long polar night have celebrated Midwinter's Day, a unique and special holiday for the southernmost continent. Jun
21
2022
Chat Live with Scientists in Antarctica!Join ecologist Kim Bernard & her team live from Palmer Station, Antarctica for a live #WorldKrillDay event. Jun
10
2022
Job Opportunity: Facilities Manager, Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics SectionThe NSF Office of Polar Programs is hiring a Facilities Manager in the Section for Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics (AIL). Jun
09
2022
Job Opportunity: Facilities Manager, Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics SectionThe NSF Office of Polar Programs is hiring a Facilities Manager in the Section for Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics (AIL). Jun
06
2022
Shedding fluffy baby fur shapes how Weddell seal pups learn to swimMolting status determines when Weddell seal pups are ready for life in the water more than other developmental milestones, according to new research. May
23
2022
Birding club documents frequent flyers around McMurdo StationBirdwatchers used their free time to catalog the birds calling Hut Point Peninsula their home. May
02
2022
Wintertime flow of Blood Falls caught on camera for the first timeResearchers have caught a wintertime release of brine from Blood Falls on camera for the first time, but the exact cause of the curious phenomenon remains a mystery. Apr
19
2022
Introducing the Polar Science Early Career Community OfficeThe Polar Science Early Career Community Office (PSECCO) has officially launched! Apr
18
2022
Antarctic microbe produces potential cancer-fighting drugResearchers map the genetic machinery behind a natural anti-cancer compound from Antarctica for the first time Apr
14
2022
Ocean giants' appetites are larger than we thoughtBlue whales eat seven Space Shuttles worth of food every year, new research finds Apr
12
2022
UPDATE: 2022-2023 Media visits to the Arctic and AntarcticThe health and safety of the polar research community continues to be NSF's top priority.
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