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How autonomous and robotic technologies help us understand the climate system

25 Sep 2018 How autonomous and robotic technologies help us understand the climate system

Identifying cloud seeds at the North Pole

25 Sep 2018 Identifying cloud seeds at the North Pole

13 Sep 2018 Evolving into a village

A surprising amount of life

28 Aug 2018 A surprising amount of life

24 Aug 2018 Weekly letter and photos from the Arctic Ocean

Bubbles and particles

22 Aug 2018 Bubbles and particles

13 Aug 2018 The North Pole

09 Aug 2018 Weekly Travelogue from the icebreaker Oden

08 Aug 2018 Troubleshooting in the dark

Andrew Margolin is a marine carbon biogeochemist at Virginia Insitute of Marine Science and has blogged about the first week of Arctic Ocean 2018.

04 Aug 2018 Day 5 - Sun and sea ice

Forskaren och BBC-programledaren Helen Czerski bloggar om expeditionens första dagar på sin webbplats.

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Swedish polar research

The Swedish Polar Research Secretariat is a government agency that promotes and co-ordinates Swedish polar research. This includes to follow and plan research and development, as well as to organise and lead research expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica.