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Event: Chat live with marine biologists in Antarctica
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Tuesday November 23, 2021
Join marine biologist Amy Moran and her team live from McMurdo Station, Antarctica as they conduct research in the coldest ocean water on the planet!

Job Opportunity: Program Manager (Station Manager, Antarctica)
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Tuesday November 23, 2021
The NSF Office of Polar Programs is searching for searching for a McMurdo Station Manager to provide on-site day-to-day oversight of the operation of supporting infrastructure and facilities in Antarctica.

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Nov 18 2021	News U.S. Antarctic stations celebrate Polar Pride Day Polar Pride Day celebrates the LGBTQ+ individuals who support and conduct polar research. Polar Pride demonstrates the international commitment to supporting and enhancing diversity in polar research.
Nov 17 2021	News Honoring the military on Veteran's Day Since the early days of Antarctic exploration, the U.S. military has played a critical role.
Nov 16 2021	News Research Update: Scientists improve constraints on Physics of the Big Bang from the South Pole Data from the BICEP/Keck experiments at the South Pole may hold the key in unlocking answers about the early Universe.
Nov 15 2021	News Watch Antarctica's penguins from the comfort of your couch This season, there are two penguin cams to give you an 'up close' look at Adelie penguin colonies in Antarctica.
Nov 12 2021	News Report from the 2021 Antarctic Subsea Cable Workshop The June 2021 workshop addressed the feasibility and value of deploying a new optical fiber submarine cable system to supply high-speed internet connectivity to McMurdo Station.
Nov 10 2021	News Happy Anniversary, IceCube! This year marks 10 years since the first run of data collection at the IceCube Neutrino Observatory. Learn more about the past 10 years of IceCube with fun resources and stories.
Nov 08 2021	News Research Update: As Antarctic Sea Ice Shrinks, Microbial Biodiversity and CO2 Absorption Decline The Western Antarctic Peninsula is warming, but little research exists about the long-term impacts the changing region has on the area's microscopic biodiversity and carbon cycling.
Nov 05 2021	News Event: Antarctic Biorepository Workshop and Survey Do you have a biological collection from Antarctica? Do you think one would be helpful? Organizers for an upcoming workshop want to know!
Nov 04 2021	News VIDEO: NSF research with a 'seal' of approval: Meet the Weddell seal research team The Antarctic season is underway, and so is the Weddell seal research team from Montana State University!
Nov 02 2021	News Antarctic Artists and Writers participant brings art to COP26 As the United Nations Climate Change Conference gets underway, artist Xavier Cortada wants to reframe risks associated with climate change and sea-level rise.
Oct 29 2021	News Live from Antarctica! On November 2, join scientists live from Antarctica.
Oct 28 2021	News This weekend in history: The first flight to the South Pole What do Antarctica and popular songs have in common? In 1956 a plane named after the popular song Que Sera Sera carried the first Americans to the South Pole!
Oct 25 2021	News Today in History: Polar Explorer Richard Evelyn Byrd Jr. was born Today marks the 133rd birthday of Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd, Jr. An American naval officer and explorer, Byrd made several trips to the Arctic and Antarctica.

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