Conference theme: Polar Science: Success Stories from the Field and from Home
Conference date: Wednesday, 12th May 2021
Abstract deadline: Wednesday, 31st March 2021
Who this conference is for: We invite polar and alpine researchers from around the world and from various academic levels to present stories related to the polar and alpine regions that happened in 2020. We hope to hear both success stories and stories of learning from failure. The ultimate goal of the project is to unite the ECR community in a collegial and learning experience organized under the 7th annual APECS Online Conference.
This conference has been organised with the support of the Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS).
Summary
The theme is designed to encourage contributions from those whose research has been impacted by Covid-19 and had to develop new directions with their research. It also acknowledges that some were able to carry out fieldwork, and so also gives a space for them to showcase their research. The conference will be an opportunity for new research to be presented and connections to be made across polar research. After what has been a difficult year for everyone around the world, we would like to celebrate and learn from your stories related to the polar and alpine regions that happened in 2020. We hope to hear both success stories and stories of learning from failure. The ultimate goal of the project is to unite the ECR community in a collegial and learning experience organized under the 7th annual APECS Online Conference.
Submissions
The form for submitting an abstract for a talk or a poster is available via the APECS Online Conference 2021 website. Abstracts must be < 300 words and the submission deadline is Wednesday, 31st March 2021.
Attendance
We welcome anyone, of any academic or professional background, interested in Polar science to attend the conference.
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