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You are invited to attend and submit an abstract for the 'Strategic Science in Antarctica' Conference, to be held in Hobart from 24-28 June 2013 at the University of Tasmania.

Titled Strategic Science in Antarctica, the conference will focus on current research occurring on the icy continent and in the Southern Ocean. Featuring a number of keynote speakers, science talks, poster displays and post-conference workshops, the conference will give researchers the opportunity to collaborate and share their research. Talks and workshops on policy, operational planning, science communications and the application process for research in Antarctica are also planned.

This inaugural joint conference is the result of a collaboration between the Australian Antarctic Division and Antarctica New Zealand. These two organisations have a shared vision for Antarctica and the Southern Ocean: 'Valued, Protected And Understood'. The conference is an important professional forum for the Antarctic science community to meet and exchange ideas.

Further details will be published on this website as they become available.

Abstract submissions closed in April 2013.

A provisional conference program will be published in May.

Latest news

  • Presenters notified week beginning 13 May
    10 May 2013

    The abstract reviewing committee and conference committee have been busy planning the conference program to allow as many people the opportunity to present as possible.

  • Presenters notified after 6 May
    30 Apr 2013
    A great response was received to the call for abstracts. Those who submitted can expect to hear from the committee in the week beginning 6 May.

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Key dates

  • 19th February 2013
    Call for abstracts
  • 19th April 2013
    Close of submissions
  • 23rd May 2013
    Presenter registrations close
  • 23rd May 2013
    Early bird registration closes
  • 15th May 2013
    Provisional conference program published

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This page was last modified on 19 October 2012.