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National Institute Of Polar Research research and education in the University depend upon with the interuniversity researchinstitutes (parent meteoritics, biology and polar regions engineering. http://www.nipr.ac.jp/english/education/
Extractions: The Graduate University for Advanced Studies was founded in 1988 as a new system of postgraduate education in Japan. The University offers a three-year Ph. D. (doctoral) course. Research and education in the University depend upon close cooperation with the inter-university research institutes (parent institutes). The Department of Polar Science consists of two chairs grouped as polar atmosphere science and polar hydrosphere and lithosphere science. Polar science requires interdiscipli-nary approaches taken from the sciences that include upper atmosphere physics, meteorology, glaciology, oceanography, geochemistry, geology, geomorphology, solid earth geo-physics, meteoritics, biology and polar regions engineering. The Department of Polar Science aims to educate students and to conduct research on physical, chemical, biological and geological processes and interactions in both the Arctic and Antarctic regions. These scientific investigations are associ-ated with studies of the magnetosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere and biosphere in a global context.
Extractions: One of the premier institutions and sites in the field of Antarctic study; includes an "Information for Schools" page, emphasizing the growing interest in not only secondary schools and colleges, but primary schools as well; contains such sections as "The Antarctic Schools Pack" and "Resources for Primary Schools"; explains the contents of the resource pack and how to acquire it. Provides name and email address of the BAS Schools Liaison officer. The Explorers Web
Browse Protection Of Polar Regions: NMM PORT Antarctica) (Explorers) polar (research Institutions) polar regions (Internationallaw) Voyages to polar regions. Information and education Resources Go http://www.port.nmm.ac.uk/ROADS/subject-listing/hier/env_pro_land_pol.html
Untitled Document implement an integrated undergraduate education/research program in integrate teachingwith research in environmental from the north and south polar regions. http://www.academic.marist.edu/~jffg/research.html
Extractions: Microbial viruses in the Hudson River Viruses are everywhere! How important are they to aquatic organisms and what can they tell us about human pollution problems in the Hudson? My colleague, David Domozych and I received support from the Hudson River Foundation to join Marist and Skidmore College students in addressing these questions. We acknowledge additional support in sample and data collection efforts from personnel at the Institute of Ecosystem Studies and at our research sites within the Hudson River National Estuarine Research Reserve Improving capabilities in microbial ecology at Marist In July 2000, I received a grant from the National Science Foundation's Major Research Instrumentation Program. Funds were provided for the acquisitiion of instrumentation to improve Science education here at Marist. Support from NSF's MRI Program was used to buy equipment needed to implement an integrated undergraduate education/research program in Microbial Ecology. Instrumentation is shared by teacher/researchers within Marist's School of Science. The grant supplied funds for the purchase of: 1) an Olympus BX51F epifluorescent research microscope with digital imaging and image analysis system, 2) a BiOLOG MicroStation TM
Polar Research Board: Committees And Activities between biological scientists working in polar regions and other impediments to theconduct of polar genomics research related to manpower and education needs. http://www7.nationalacademies.org/prb/Committees_and_Activities.html
Extractions: Highlights from the SCAR XXVI Delegates Meetings A joint study between the Polar Research Board and the Ocean Studies Board of the Academies, this committee will assist the NPRB in developing a science plan. The NPRB desires a plan that will be dynamic, responsive to the Nation, and comprehensive and will have the following attributes: (1) be consistent with NPRB enabling legislation, (2) be responsive to the vision, mission and goals of NPRB, (3) be comprehensive and long term (10-20 years) in nature, (4) identify major research themes, (5) build on past and ongoing research programs of the Federal government, the State of Alaska, and universities, (6) have a flexible architecture that can adapt to new research and monitoring findings, and (7) have a high probability of furthering the goals and objectives of the NPRB and maintaining a consistent awareness of the need to sustain a variety of marine resources. More Meetings Information
NASA Earth Science Enterprise Educational Products: Centre for Antarctic Information and research) http//www www.icair.iac.org.nz/education/resource/internet SatelliteRADAR Imagery to Study the polar regions http://www.antcrc.utas.edu.au/antcrc/about/education/Antarctic_Web_Proto.html
Extractions: VIRTUAL TRIPS TO ANTARCTICA Virtual Trip to Antarctica: http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson042.shtml Virtual Tour of Antarctica: http://astro.uchicago.edu/cara/vtour Virtual Antarctica: http://www.terraquest.com/antarctica/index.html Destination Antarctica: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/dest/ant/ant.htm BEING IN ANTARCTICA Claypoles Update: http://www.sofweb.vic.edu.au/claypoles Discovery Channel (Antarctic winter expedition onboard the Aurora Australis): http://www.discovery.com/exp/antarctica/previous.html New South Polar Times http://205.174.118.254/nspt/home.htm South Pole Adventure Web Site: http://www.southpole.com/ Antarctic Web Cameras (Mawson, Casey, Macquarie and Davis Stations): http://www.antdiv.gov.au/stations/live.html
Polar News Note research conducted in these regions closer to success stories in NSFsupported polarresearch has been country displayed research and education projects funded http://www.agiweb.org/gap/legis105/cnsfnote.html
Extractions: The following report appears as a News Note in the July 1998 issue of Geotimes. It is reprinted here with permission. The polar regions of our planet may not be the most hospitable places with average temperatures in the sixties (below zero, that is!), but their very remoteness and the chemical record of past climates contained within long-lived glaciers provide scientists with tremendous insights into the rest of the planet. Several recent outreach events have sought to bring the scientific research conducted in these regions closer to home for the public and policymakers alike. Polar research was the theme for National Science and Technology Week and was featured in a congressional exhibition of research funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Because the geosciences play a major role in polar research, these events also provide a showcase for the valuable contributions that earth scientists are making to our understanding of past and present climates. National Science and Technology Week The fourteenth annual National Science and Technology Week (NSTW), an NSF-sponsored public outreach effort, was held April 26 - May 2, 1998. According to NSF Director Neal Lane, this year's theme
GUAS School And Departments and interactions in both arctic and antarctic regions. Kenkyusho) houses the Departmentof polar Science. and comprehensive research and education ranging from http://www.soken.ac.jp/english pages/outline/outline_04-2.html
Extractions: Department of Statistical Science The research and educational activity are concentrated on the effective use of data for the realization of rational inferences or predictions as in the construction and confirmation of scientific hypotheses. The subject area covers the theory and application of statistical science, such as fundamental statistical theory, statistical methodologies for sample survey and experimental design, and the theory of prediction and control. Department of Accelerator Science Particle accelerators play an increasingly important role in recent years as experimental apparatus for the study of nuclear and particle physics, and other fields as material and life science. The aims of this department are to develop acceleration schemes and accelerator devices based on new principles, and to apply accelerators to the studies in radiation physics, material science and biological science.
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) Internship Program from the Chesapeake Bay to tropical and polar regions. education programs at SERCfocus on increasing the become familiar with all the research being conducted http://web4.si.edu/SOLAA/students/left_frame.cfm?INT_ID=54
Institute DDB (Detail) a comprehensive scientific study and monitoring on polar regions. engaged in thesame research theme as Graduate education The Institute provides guidance on http://read.jst.go.jp/ddbs/plsql/KKN_EG_14?code=9104000000
ZapMeta Directory > Regional > Polar Regions > Arctic > Education Web Sites in Category education Display results 1 research institute of the Universityof Calgary studying peoples, and history of the circumpolar regions. http://www.zapmeta.com/search/meta/db.pl?dir=340601
Nat'l Academies Discovery Engine Data and Information Technology Design education Energy and 2. antarctic research3. animal research 4. polar 5. arctic science 6. polar regions 7. highway http://lab.nap.edu/nap-cgi/discover.cgi?term=antarctic research&restric=NAX
EuroConference : Polar Regions And Quaternary Climate EuroConferences in the series of polar regions and Quaternary in Antarctica and circumAntarcticregions will be the Federal Office for education and Science http://www.aramis-research.ch/e/17602.html
Extractions: The improvement of climate models and the ability to predict climatic changes caused by anthropogenic impacts needs a better understanding of the mechanisms of global climate changes. Paleoclimatology provides an excellent opportunity to investigate such mechanisms and polar ice cores are unique archives which allow a direct determination of the atmospheric concentration of greenhouse gases and climatic changes in the past. Europe has leading laboratories in the field of ice core recovery and analyses. Since about 12 years the efforts in polar regions are co-ordinated by European research projects. The Greenland Ice core Project (GRIP) successfully recovered an ice core at the Summit of the Greenland ice sheet and provided a wealth of information especially about fast climatic changes. North-South connections of the climate system remained very important open questions. Therefore, a new project with the goal to investigate past climatic changes by the analyses of two new ice cores to be drilled in Antarctica was implemented. The 'European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica' (EPICA) is supported by the European Union. Ice core drilling has reached a depth of 1460 m at Dome Concordia (East Antarctica) and a second deep drilling will be started at Kohnen Station (Dronning Maud Land) in winter 2001/02.
Polar Regions, The Posters - organisation under the Ministry of education and Science mission to promote Swedishpolar research by plannin g expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctic regions. http://www.nebulasearch.com/posters/posters/634-Polar-Regions,-The.html
Extractions: Owner Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) Organisation Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) Abstract The mandate of the AWI includes fundamental scientific research in the polar regions, national coordination of polar research projects and logistic support of polar expeditions from other German institutes. Furthermore, the Alfred Wegener Institute takes care of international co-operation in polar and marine research. The Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research (AWI) is one of the 16 national research centres in Germany. The Institute was established as a public foundation in 1980 and was named after the geophysicist and polar researcher, Alfred Wegener, who died in the Greenland ice in 1930. It is financed by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (90%),the state of Bremen (8%), stats of Brandenburg and Schleswig-Holstein (1%9. In 1998 the Institute's budget amounted to 135 Mio DM and a staff of 680.
Atmospheric And Space Research From Polar Regions Physics education, Journals sitemap Phys. Educ. 26 (May 1991) 153158.Atmospheric and space research from polar regions. MJ Rycroft http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0031-9120/26/3/003
Extractions: @import url(http://ej.iop.org/style/nu/EJ.css); Electronic Journals quick guide Journals sitemap: IOP home page IOP online services EJs HOME JOURNAL HOME - Editorial information - Scope - Editorial board - Submit an article - Pricing and ordering - Request sample copy EJS EXTRA - IOP Select - IOP Physics Reviews - BEC Matters! SEARCH - Content finder - Default searches AUTHORS - Submit an article - Status enquiry - Get LaTeX class file - Classification schemes - Scope - Editorial board REFEREES - Submit referee report - Become a referee - Update personal details - Classification schemes - Scope - Editorial board LIBRARIANS - Register your institution - Pricing and ordering - Library branding - How to link to IOP journals - Librarian help USER OPTIONS - Create account - Lost password College of Austronautics, Cranfield Institute of Technology, Bedforshire, UK The polar regions are unique laboratories for carrying out research on both the atmosphere and the near-Earth space environment. The relatively undisturbed conditions help us explore phenomena like the greenhouse effect and the springtime Antarctic ozone depletion, the so-called ozone hole. Further out, uv and x-radiation from the Sun produce the Earth s Ionosphere, vital for man s communication network. Yet satellite and polar research is showing us how events on the Sun can adversely affect this near-Earth space environment.
