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  • Marine chemistry - A tribute to Professor Dennis Burton at Challenger 2012 1 day 7 hours ago

    Professor Dennis Burton passed away at the end of last year leaving a significant legacy in terms of his contributions to marine chemistry and also through his friendship with, and mentoring of, many colleagues and students in the field. This session provides a forum for those with interests in marine chemistry, geochemistry and biogeochemistry to present and discuss developments in these subject areas.

  • Travel award deadline coming up! 2 weeks 6 days ago

    Calling all students considering applying for a CS travel award, the deadline for applications is 15th February! Click here for more information.

  • Keynotes confirmed for Challenger 2012! 5 weeks 1 day ago

    Phyllis Lam and Dave Righton (Cefas) are the first keynote speakers to sign up for Challenger 2012.

  • New Special Interest Group on Wind Waves 7 weeks 6 hours ago

    The Challenger Society has just set up a new Special Interest Group on Wind Waves, to be led by Dr. Christine Gommenginger from NOC. Please see the attached flyer for details of the 1st Annual Meeting of this new Special Interest Group, that will be held in Liverpool on Thursday 22nd March 2012. All welcome. We would appreciate if you could bring this to the attention of anyone who might be interested.

  • Liquid Robotics Presents the PacX Challenge 15 weeks 2 days ago

    On behalf of Edward Lu, Chief of Innovative Applications, Liquid Robotics, we wish to invite you and your esteemed organization to participate in the Pacific Crossing (PacX) Challenge with a goal of opening up new areas of scientific discovery within our oceans. We are joining with co-sponsors Virgin Oceanic and Ocean in Google Earth and will be providing free, unlimited access to the largest amount of continuous Pacific ocean data ever collected.
     
    We encourage scientists, students and other scholars to: