1st Circular July 2008 (This circular was published July 2008. Main content: Invitation to submit session proposals and subscribe for e-newsletter, news from the conference planning in progress.)
2nd Circular: Call for abstracts (05.11.2009)
2nd Circular (PDF)
The abstract system can receive submissions. To submit you need to go through a preliminary registration. Please follow instructions. The deadline is 20th of January 2010.
An author may submit more than one abstract.
IPY OSLO - Draft programme ready (07.04.2010)
A preliminary programme, with almost all oral presentations slotted in, is now ready. Each conference day is divided into Early Morning (EM), Late Morning (LM) and Early Afternoon (EA) parallel session time periods. The individual presentations are placed within these time periods on given days.
The full programme for IPY-OSC 2010 is now ready
Guidelines (24.05.2010)
Here you will find all guidelines for presenters in the IPY-OSC 2010. Please refer to the menu to the left.
A territory of dialogue (08.06.2010)
"The Arctic is a territory of dialogue," said the legendary Russian explorer and scientist Arthur Chilingarov at the opening ceremony of the IPY Oslo Science Conference, and called for further research efforts throughout a Polar Decade.
Professor Chilingarov called for an International Polar Decade to follow the success of the International Polar Year as he addressed more than 2000 fellow scientists at the official opening of the largest gathering of polar scientists ever to take place.
Morning plenary(12.06.2010)
The director of Voeikov Main Geophysical Observatory in St. Petersburg, Dr Vladimr Kattsov, will hold the morning lecture today. He is replacing Alexander Frolov.
The observatory is part of Russian Federal Service for Hydrometeorology (Roshydromet).
Dr. Kattsov is a doctor of science. His expertise is in global climate 3D modelling, high-latitude climate dynamics and model evaluation.
IPY and beyond:From a snapshot to a movie? (Alexander Frolov. Roshydromet)
International Polar Year officially closed (12.06.2010)
The International Polar Year 2007-2008 (IPY), the largest polar research and education venture ever undertaken, formally came to an end at a ceremony in Oslo on Saturday 12 June – the final day of the IPY Oslo Science Conference.
