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Royal Society Committee on Antarctic Sciences

The Royal Society Committee on Antarctic Sciences (RSCAS) was formed to provide advice to the Society on Antarctic Science matters.

RSCAS also acts as the National Committee on Antarctic Science when co-ordinating matters for the Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research (SCAR), a subcommittee of the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU), such as for protected area management plans or guidelines on environmental impact assessment.

The committee is serviced by the Royal Society of New Zealand.

Latest: SCAR and its Arctic counterpart IASC (International Arctic Science Committee) have now issued the plan of sessions for the joint SCAR/IASC IPY Open Science Conference that will take place in St Petersburg, Russia, on 8-11 July 2008. Natural and social scientists are invited to present abstracts under a series of session headings that address the themes of the International Polar Year. Abstracts are due by January 15. For information on the sessions see the First Circular; further details are available from the conference website, where information regarding registration, accommodation and visas will soon be posted.
Please spread the word among your colleagues and students. St Petersburg is a well known tourist destination, so it is advisable to book a place early to avoid disappointment.

Convenor: Dr Clive Howard-Williams FRSNZ, National Institute for Water and Atmospheric Research

Executive Officer: Eddie Davis, Royal Society of New Zealand

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Antarctica: 50 Years on the Ice Conference 2-6 July 2007


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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