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Recently Announced Funding Opportunities See All

Ocean Acidification
(NSF  10-530) Posted January 25, 2010

Postdoctoral Fellowships in Polar Regions Research
(NSF  09-612) Posted September 28, 2009

Climate Process and Modeling Teams
(NSF  09-568) Posted June 25, 2009

Antarctic Research
(NSF  09-536) Posted February 20, 2009


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Ocean Acidification
(NSF  10-530) Letter of Intent: March 29, 2010

Ocean Acidification
(NSF  10-530) Full Proposal: April 26, 2010

Postdoctoral Fellowships in Polar Regions Research
(NSF  09-612) Full Proposal: October 18, 2010


News See All

Ice core drilling in Antarctica State of the Antarctic: SCAR report shows continent undergoing major changes
Updated January 22, 2010
Wind turbines on Crater Hill between McMurdo Station and Scott Base. Renewable energy comes to Antarctica: New wind farm to help power U.S. and New Zealand antarctic stations
Updated January 22, 2010
On 12 November 1969, the first six women set foot at the South Pole. Stepping into history: Women mark 40 years of working in the U.S. Antarctic Program
Updated November 13, 2009
QUaD High-precision Measurements Confirm Cosmologists' Standard View of Universe
Released November 2, 2009
News From the Field
polar graphic Glaciers Subject of Three Penn State Grants
Released November 2, 2009
News From the Field
algae Algae and Pollen Grains Provide Evidence of Remarkably Warm Period in Antarctica's History
Released October 1, 2009
News From the Field
The Antarctic and Arctic from space. IPY scientific publications list available online
Updated August 10, 2007

Discoveries See All

Photo of juvenile northern elephant seals on the beach at Ano Nuevo. How Penguins & Seals Survive Deep Dives
Jessica Meir goes to extreme environments to learn how birds and mammals thrive in conditions that humans cannot tolerate, and she tells readers all about it
Released  July 31, 2009


Events Calendar See All

January 4, 2010  - February 1, 2010
2010 International Graduate Training Course in Antarctic Biology
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February 18, 2010
Communicating Science: Tools for Scientists and Engineers
Workshop

February 18, 2010
Information Partners Workshop
Workshop

February 25, 2010
NSF Day at Fort Valley State University
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