2012 is here and the IPY 2012 From Knowledge to Action Conference is around the corner. The Conference secretariat just sent around the latest updates from the conference. Watch out for all the great things happening at the conference! If you want to know more about the activities for early career scientists and what APECS is planning for the conference, check out the APECS...

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APECS is happy to announce that over the coming months we will have two contractors helping us restructure and streamline our website to be more informative and helpful to both new and experience APECS members alike. As many people reading this article will know, the APECS website is central to the international mission of the organization. We use it to collect & distribute information, collaborate, communicate, and share...

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The discipline of the month for January is featuring Limnology, the study of inland fresh waters. At the time when most arctic lakes are thick with ice cover, we welcome you to discover some of the many resources we’ve put together on the Limnology pages. They are loaded with information on what APECS members are doing, who our mentors are, and how to find out more about ...

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Dear APECS Members, Mentors and Friends from all over the world! We have had another amazing year and its all thanks to so many of you and are sending you this video message to show our appreciation. We look forward to 2012 being another wonderful year for APECS and for shaping the future of polar research. http://vimeo.com/34089452 Best wishes for a wonderful 2012!Yulia Zaika, 2011-2012 APECS PresidentJenny Baeseman, APECS Founding Director

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Are you planning to attend the IPY 2012 From Knowledge to Action Conference from 22 – 27 April 2012 in Montreal, Canada? Looking forward to sharing your most recent research? Want to make people aware of your presentation or poster? APECS has developed a great new concept called FrostBytes – Soundbytes of Cool Research that will help you share information about the Polar Regions and the great research you doing – in 6...

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