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06
2023
Balloon-borne telescopes take baby pictures of the cosmosThe SPIDER instrument has finished its 16-day voyage through the stratosphere above Antarctica, completing the second and final flight of its mission to search for evidence of gravitational waves from the earliest moments of the universe. Feb
14
2023
EVENT: Live from Antarctica - In search of worms and gooey invertebratesPOSTPONED: Due to delays boarding our research vessel we are postponing this event. For those who have already registered, you will automatically get reregistered for the new date. For anyone who hasn't registered yet, register now! We will continue to provide updates to those whose emails we have through this registration page. Feb
02
2023
Future plans for USAP vessel support by the ARSV Laurence M. GouldThe ARSV Laurence M. Gould (LMG) has been successfully supporting the U.S. Antarctic Program (USAP) in the Southern Ocean since 1997. Jan
31
2023
Ghost particles give scientists first look inside an active galaxyThe IceCube Neutrino Observatory has detected about 80 high-energy neutrinos emitted by a single active galaxy over the course of ten years. Jan
25
2023
Appointment of Dr. James S. Ulvestad as Acting Office Director for the Office of Polar ProgramsDr. James S. Ulvestad has been appointed Acting Office Director for the Office of Polar Programs (OPP) in the Directorate for Geosciences (GEO) effective February 2, 2023. Jan
25
2023
NSF Office of Polar Programs (OPP) communications surveyWe want to know how we're doing! Are you interested in OPP news, research, and events? Let us know in our communications survey. Jan
18
2023
Next Round of Sexual Assault Harassment Prevention and Response (SAHPR) Virtual Listening SessionsNumerous virtual listening session will be held via zoom throughout February. Jan
17
2023
How juvenile Antarctic krill survive when it's cold, dark and icyA pair of recently-published companion studies help clarify how juvenile Antarctic krill survive the long winter season. Jan
13
2023
South Pole winter crew participate in virtual reality studyStation staff tested a therapy that could be used on future space missions. Jan
12
2023
Live from Antarctica: It's not all snow and iceJoin researcher and educator Ariel Waldman as she dives into the soils of Antarctica and tells stories about how Antarctica is interconnected with the rest of the Earth and can inform us about the search for life on other planets. Jan
06
2023
Deadline Approaching for USAP Antarctic FieldworkThe deadline for researchers interested in funding for Antarctic fieldwork must submit a concept outline no later than January 17. Jan
03
2023
OPP Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics section welcomes Mr. Joe Miller as Antarctic Facilities ManagerThe Office of Polar Programs Antarctic Infrastructure and Logistics section welcomes Mr. Joe Miller as Antarctic Facilities Manager. In this role, Mr. Miller has the overall responsibility for facilities and utilities maintenance and project oversight at all U.S. Antarctic Program locations. Jan
03
2023
Dr. David Porter Joins the Antarctic Sciences Section in Antarctic Oceans and AtmospheresThe Office of Polar Programs, Antarctic Sciences Section is pleased to welcome Dr. David Porter as program director in Antarctic Oceans and Atmospheres.
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