Accelerating the pace of Arctic research

Collaboration fosters creativity. Through IARPC (Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee) Collaborations, scientists from Federal, State, academic, NGO, and industry organizations find talent, share their work, and team up to solve hard problems.

Photo: Photo by Mary Anne Pella-Donnelly (PolarTREC 2007), Courtesy of ARCUS

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Synopsis of May Collaboration Team Meetings
June 7, 2018

What are IARPC Collaboration Team meetings like? Check out this month's meetings synopsis! Continue »

Arctic Research Lightning Talks: Videos Now Available
June 6, 2018

These examples of effective science science communication were produced by students of our new Interdisciplinary Science Communication Training Program. Continue »

Women's Perspectives on Polar Research: Panel and Luncheon at POLAR 2018 Conference
June 4, 2018

This lunch panel discussion, with complimentary bag lunch, will explore the accomplishments, challenges, quality of work experiences, insights, recommendations, and prospects for women in polar research. Continue »

Science Communication Lightning Talks: IARPC Public Webinar Series
May 15, 2018

This webinar features lightning talks from students who have recently completed our interdisciplinary science communication training program. Join us to learn about future online science communication training opportunities through IARPC. Continue »

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Collaboration teams

IARPC's Arctic research plan is supported by 9 Collaboration Teams including Federal and non-Federal partners.

Government agencies working together

IARPC comprises agencies, departments, and offices across the Federal Government and is chaired by the National Science Foundation. More about who's involved »

IARPC also cooperates with the State of Alaska, indigenous organizations, academic institutions, non-governmental organizations, the Arctic Council, and international partners.

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Membership in IARPC Collaborations is subject to approval and adherence to the codes of conduct.

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