At the end of January, the Arctic Frontiers Conference in Tromso, Norway gathered scientists from around theworld working on various aspects of arctic research. The "Post-ArcticFrontiers" Virtual Poster Session will include presentations by two Early Career Scientists:

1. Kristin Heggland (UNIS/University of Bergen) et al. "Life history in Leptagonus decagonus (Atlantic poacher) in Svalbard waters"

2. Pamela Wong (University of Toronto/Queen's University) et al. "Reliability, accuracy, and tracking techniques of Inuit hunters in estimating polar bear characteristics from tracks"

TO ATTEND THE WEBINAR
The webinar will be available to 100 participants. To reserve a spot in the webinar, please email Alexey Pavlov. Any remaining spots will be available on a first come, first serve basis.

Adobe Connect Pro software will be used to conduct the Virtual PosterSession webinars. The software requires that Abode Flash Player beinstalled on participants' computers. If your computer does not already have Adobe Flash, please install it by clicking here.

If you have not participated in a webinar before, a tutorial is available here. Click on the "Video Tutorial on Joining an APECS Virtual Poster Session" link.

The Virtual Poster Session effort focuses on bringing the concept of the poster presentation beyond the four walls of the conference hall, and creates an online database of polar research poster publications. This project allows members with similar goals and interests to exchange information and assures a platform for the exchange of polar and cryospheric research, policy, and education activities that are shaping the future of polar research.

For more information on the Virtual Poster Sessions, please click here.

For questions or to reserve a spot for the webinar, please contact:
Alexey Pavlov
Email: pavlov.alexey.k@gmail.com