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APECS Council Meeting

21 May 2008  - 12:00 GMT

APECS will be having an open council meeting on line to review our constitution, update each other on all the recent and upcoming activities, as well as discussing future directions for APECS and things that will help us all on our career paths.

This meeting is open to all APECS members and others who are interested in learning more about what we are doing and getting more involved. 

For more information, click here. If you are planning to attend, please let Jenny know as soon as you can. You do not have to register before hand, but it is helpful for planning purposes to know about how many will be joining.

Career Paths in New Zealand Polar Research

 

Workshop for students and early career polar researchers

Monday, 30th June 2008

University of Otago

 

As part of the Antarctica New Zealand’s Annual Conference, a morning workshop is being held for students and early career polar researchers to provide an informal venue for this group to network.  The workshop will take the form of a panel discussion, drawing on the experience of Antarctic scientists at various stages in their careers to talk openly about the challenges and rewards of career paths in polar research.  The focus will be on the transition from student to PI and how this process is supported in New Zealand.  This is a great opportunity to make contacts with other students as well as established polar experts, and to share and form new ideas about how to continue our careers in the Polar Regions.

Registration for the workshop will begin in May as part of the registration process for Antarctica New Zealand’s Annual Conference. All welcome from students to established scientists.  For more information about the workshop, please contact Mélianie Raymond or visit http://www.antarcticanz.govt.nz/article/10566.html#19289/

In association with APECS, Antarctica New Zealand, and the University of Otago Polar Environments Research Theme.


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James Cheshire

University of Southampton, U.K.

U.K. Polar Network