The Polar Connection: linking past to future - special show with UKPN & UKAHT

Опубликовано: 30 Сентябрь 2026
на канале: Pint of Science UK
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Join us LIVE for a fascinating evening with two polar scientists who will share with us their insights into the current status of the polar regions. In particular, we'll hear about krill ecosystems and their role in global climate, as well as how the presence of microbes on the Greenland ice sheet is speeding up how fast it's melting. It's your chance to engage in these interesting subjects, and get your questions answered, no matter how wild or wacky!

More information about this show:
https://pintofscience.co.uk/event/the...

[0:39] Intro from host Maxine King (@maxine_king25), Vice President of UKPN
[2:56] Professor Geraint Tarling - In search of super-sized swarms: why krill are important to us all
[19:56] Professor Martyn Tranter - Microbes are melting the Greenland ice sheet
[42:36] Q&A with speakers
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UK Antarctic Heritage Trust (UKAHT) is a charity responsible for the legacy of the pioneering scientists in the Antarctic who laid the foundations for the cutting edge scientific climate research upon which we all rely today. By preserving the physical heritage in Antarctica and sharing their stories, UKAHT aims to bring to life this extraordinary place on our planet and the people who have gone before us, so that more of us might play our part in protecting Antarctica for the future.

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The UK Polar Network (UKPN) organises skill development workshops and education and outreach opportunities for early career polar research scientists. We are committed to making the polar sciences a welcoming and inclusive place for all. We have over 400 members and form the UK National Committee of APECS International, which has over 5500 members in 55 different countries.

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