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Association of Polar Early Career Scientists (APECS)
Telegrafenberg A45 | 14473 Potsdam | Germany
phone: +49 (0)331 288-2214
e-mail: boris.Radosavljevic@awi.de
Dear colleague,
Are you an early career scientist or technical professional? Are you looking to improve your technical skills for working on a research icebreaker? Do you want to learn about marine robotics, the challenges of atmospheric measurements, how to manage working in a laboratory when it is moving and best practices in technical science support? The online technical training organized by the Arctic Research Icebreaker Consortium (ARICE) and the Association of Early Polar Career Scientists (APECS) may be just what you are looking for! Registration for several exciting training modules offered in March and April is open now.
30 March, 8-11:30 How to build a deep sea robot
12 April, 8-11:30 Polar marine robotics
13 April, 9-10:30 Mooring operations in polar waters
13 April, 16-18:30 Atmospheric measurements aboard research vessels: Needs, opportunities and challenges
14 April, 8-9:30 Technical Science Support at the British Antarctic Survey
14 April, 13-14:30 Lab management - my lab is moving!To register and for the detailed programme, please visit the training homepage on the APECS website: https://www.apecs.is/research/apecs-projects/arice/online-technical-training.html
Registration is now open to all who are interested. All courses are free of charge.
For any questions, please contact APECS Project Officer Boris.Radosavljevic@awi.de
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