Poster snapshots - Human impacts
On display Monday and Tuesday
- Poster #19 - Susan Bengtson Nash
- The effect of migration and fasting on organochlorine contaminant burdens in southern hemisphere humpback whales
- Poster #20 - Elizabeth Richardson
- Microorganisms as indicators of the health of fuel impacted Antarctic soils
- Poster #21 - Kaitlyn Close
- Quantifying human movements in the Australian Antarctic Territory: implications for intra-regional propagule transfer
- Poster #22 - Frances Alexander
- Assessing the toxicity of dispersed and weathered fuels on Antarctic marine invertebrates
- Poster #23 - Karli Verghese
- Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in the last frontier: quantifying the environmental impacts and environmental impact reduction strategy for Australia's Antarctic infrastructure
- Poster #24 - Melissa Houghton
- Pathways and vectors for the introduction of non-indigenous invertebrate species to the subantarctic and Antarctic region
- Poster #25 - Gabriella Macoustra
- Development of soil remediation guidelines for Macquarie island: sensitivity assessment of germination in native subantarctic flora
- Poster #27 - Anna Nydahl
- Sensitivity and response of Antarctic moss, terrestrial algae and cyanobacteria to fuel contamination
- Poster #28 - Danielle Camenzuli
- Development of in-situ remediation technologies applicable to metal contaminated sites in Antarctica
- Poster #45 - Llara MacGilloway
- PCAS Postgraduate Certificate in Antarctic Studies: a unique opportunity to enhance Antarctic education and outreach
- Poster #46 - Gabriela Roldan
- The world's best Antarctic attraction? A case study of the role of visitor attractions in promoting a greater understanding of Antarctica
Latest news
- Conference prize winners
27 Jun 2013
The Strategic Science in Antarctica conference concluded yesterday and two days of workshops have commenced. Congratulations to those who were awarded prizes for their contributions to the conference.
- Watch the welcome message from Australia's Environment Minister
24 Jun 2013
In a welcome message via video from Canberra, Australia’s Environment Minister, Tony Burke, reflected on the foresight of earlier decision-makers who agreed to set aside an entire continent for scientific research.
- Last minute information for attendees
20 Jun 2013
There's not too long to wait until the start of the Strategic Science in Antarctica conference, and we hope you’re as excited as we are! Read on for more information about the final program, registration, Twitter, presenters, posters and social functions.
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Key dates
- 11th June 2013
Registrations close - 21st June 2013
Registrations at the AAD open for staff - 24th June 2013
Registrations at the venue open - 24th June 2013
Conference commences - 26th June 2013
Conference concludes
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