The Arctic Science Summit Week () is organized annually by the International Arctic Science Committee () to provide opportunities for coordination, cooperation and collaboration between the various scientific organizations involved in Arctic research. It was initiated by the in 1999 and has evolved into the most important annual gathering of the Arctic research organization.
The program of the 2023 from 17 - 24 February 2023 includes
- 2023 Business and Community Meetings (17 - 24 February 2023) includes annual meetings, workshops and other events of several Arctic organisations and projects. The entire Arctic community is encouraged to use as a venue for bringing together their organisations, collaborations, and teams. The Arctic Science Summit Week () was initiated by the International Arctic Science Committee () in 1999 to provide opportunities for coordination, cooperation and collaboration between the various scientific organisations involved in Arctic research and to economise on travel and time. is now an annual venue for meetings of Arctic organisations, scientific collaborations, and more. organizsers provide the logistical support and your meeting attendees only have to register for ASSW2023 and show up. As 2023 will be organised as a hybrid conference, both opportunities for in-person and online meetings will be offered during the conference.
- 2023 Science Symposium: The Arctic in the Anthropocene (21 - 24 February 2023) Never before has the Arctic experienced such a high pressure by human impact either by local environmental disturbances or by global climate change leading to long-term changes and massive challenges to the resistance and resilience of polar ecological systems and Arctic societies. “The Arctic in the Anthropocene” is a quite appropriate theme to focus on the increasing pressure of high latitudes. Several sessions offer space to shed light on short- and long-term changes, respectively, on human, terrestrial, aquatic or aerial systems. Despite the focus on the Arctic, contribution on the Antarctic, aiming at fostering networking and advances on research on both poles, are accepted and appreciated.
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