Young perspectives on the Polar World
With: Florina Schalamon, Carolin Hirt, Victoria Martin, Philip Krogull, Susanna Gartler, Marie Schroeder and Jonathan Fipper
On 09.04.2025 at 18:30 the #17 Polar Talk will take place at the Natural History Museum Vienna.
This event offers a look at the polar regions through the eyes of young researchers. From investigating the climatic drivers of Greenland’s glacier changes to uncovering the secrets of Arctic soil microbiology and studying Arctic communities, early career scientists will share their journeys into polar research.
Join us to discover their scientific interests, what drives their passion for polar science and how they got into polar research.
Speakers: Florina Schalamon, MSc.; PhD student at the University Graz, Victoria Martin; PhD student at the University Vienna, Marie Schroeder, MSc.; PhD student at the University Innsbruck, Jonathan Fipper, BSc.; Master student at the University Graz, Susanna Gartler Mag.; PhD student at the University Vienna, Carolin Hirt Ma.; PhD student at the University Vienna, Philip Krogull BSc.; Master student at the University of Graz
Polar Talks is a series of lectures organised by the Austrian Polar Research Institute (APRI) in which polar researchers from the natural and social sciences report on their research in the polar regions in a generally understandable form.
The lecture is in GERMAN
Admission free!
When: Wednesday, 09 April 2025, 6:30 pm
Where: Natural History Museum Vienna in room 16 (at the end of the Arctic exhibition)
Pictures: ©Amelie Roche 2021, Jonathan Fipper 2024
