The Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS) invites everyone with interest in Southern Ocean science and beyond to register for the inaugural SOOS Symposium.
The SOOS Symposium 2023, "Southern Ocean in a Changing World", is taking place from 14-18 August in Hobart, Australia.
Enjoy a stimulating science program, build networks with colleagues and friends, and experience the unique charm of Tasmania.
REGISTRATION
The registration is now open. To take advantage of our early bird rates, register until 30 April 2023: https://soossymposium2023.au/registration
ABSTRACTS
Contributions to the symposium in form of oral or poster presentations are highly encouraged. Submit an abstract until 24 March 2023: https://soossymposium2023.au/call-for-abstracts
The SOOS Symposium theme, "Southern Ocean in a Changing World", recognizes the important role of the Southern Ocean in the Earth system. The s ymposium is a forum for assessing our progress so far in providing observing systems, observations and regional programs that deliver timely and accessible information for the Southern Ocean. The Symposium is also an opportunity to address the challenges faced in providing long term observations that address policy and societal issues as well as advancing our scientific understanding of the Southern Ocean.
We look forward to welcoming you to Hobart for the SOOS Symposium in August 2023.
More information in the flyer attached and here: https://soossymposium2023.au
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Dr Julia Bach
Science and Communications Officer
Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS)
International Project Office
Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS)
University of Tasmania
Private Bag 110
Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 7001
Phone: +61 3 6226 6011
Email: julia.bach@utas.edu.au / bach@soos.aq
In office: Tue, Thu, Fri
www.soos.aq
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