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Sep 24

Polar Research in the Alps: Looking Back at the 29th International Polar Conference

By Iris Blog, News

The 29th International Polar Conference brought leading polar and high mountain researchers and young scientists to Rauris, an Alpine community in the province of Salzburg, for a week of intense discussion and knowledge exchange. The picturesque village lies in the…

Oct 11

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On the understanding of paleoclimate using modern data

By Iris Climate Change, Cryosphere & Climate

Another scientific study of our APRI members from the University of Graz and Innsbruck was recently published on the International Journal of Climatology. The collaboration between Tiago Silva, Manuela Lehner and Elisabeth Schlosser produced a thorough analysis of 25 years…

Feb 24

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New insights of a warmer and moister atmosphere over the Greenland Ice Sheet in a changing climate

By Iris Climate Change, Cryosphere & Climate

Researchers from the APRI at University of Graz found new evidence of anthropogenic warming beyond the natural climate variability over the Greenland Ice Sheet. The group of researchers from the University of Graz and APRI members, Tiago Silva, Jakob Abermann,…

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Polar Research in the Alps: Looking Back at the 29th International Polar Conference

On the understanding of paleoclimate using modern data

New insights of a warmer and moister atmosphere over the Greenland Ice Sheet in a changing climate

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