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RESEARCH ACEAS’ research program is supported by $25M of ARC funding and university contributions. The research formally commenced in late 2021 and will run until December 2025. The focus is on research in East Antarctica and the Southern Ocean. The research aims to build fundamental knowledge and research capacity, train early career scientists for broad […]
Deep ocean currents around Antarctica headed for collapse, study finds Under a high emissions scenario, the collapse would stagnate the bottom of the world’s oceans. Photo credit: 66 north on Unsplash The deep ocean circulation that forms around Antarctica could be headed for collapse, say scientists. Such decline of this ocean circulation will stagnate the bottom of the […]
For ARC reporting purposes, it is a requirement for all ARC Australian Centre for Excellence in Antarctic Science (ACEAS) staff, students and investigators to report on activities completed under the Special Research Initiative. Please click on the tiles below to submit your entries. Publications – Media – Presentations – Awards and Grants – Workshops/Events […]
ON THIN ICE: a science briefing about changes in Antarctic sea ice The Australian Antarctic Program Partnership (AAPP) and the Australian Centre for Excellence in Antarctic Science (ACEAS) have released a report on sea ice changes in Antarctica. Antarctic sea ice provides many services for our planet. It is a cooling sunshade, an insulating blanket, a unique habitat, […]
Presentation Reporting Form Presentation List The list below represents presentations that have already been reported to ACEAS. You can use the search function to check your name or presentation title. If you remain unsure, please report it again and our quality control processes will pick up the duplication. Thank you. Reporting Form
Antarctica’s heart of ice has skipped a beat. Time to take our medicine By Edward Doddridge, University of Tasmania This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. The rhythmic expansion and contraction of Antarctic sea ice is like a heartbeat. But lately, there’s been a skip in the […]
Publication Reporting Form Publication List The list below represents publications that have already been reported to ACEAS. You can use the search function to check your name (surname), DOI, or Title. If you remain unsure, please report it again and our quality control processes will pick up the duplication. Thank you. Reporting Form
Seals to gather intel on the Southern Ocean Elephant seals are the ultimate divers—travelling long distances, and diving to 1500m depths. They are crucial to gathering knowledge on the Southern Ocean’s role in the global climate system. Photo: Clive McMahon, IMOS and SIMS. The first ARC Australian Centre for Excellence in Antarctic Science (ACEAS) project drawing […]
Media Reporting Form Media List The list below represents media related to ACEAS that have already been reported. You can use the search function to check your name or media title. If you remain unsure, please report it again and our quality control processes will pick up the duplication. Thank you. Reporting Form
New map unlocks deep digital data of Antarctica’s history By GNS Science It’s not just ice out there. 0.5% of the surface of Antarctica is exposed geology which can tell us a lot about the history – and the future – of the continent. GeoMAP Antarctica is the first detailed digital database that collates all […]