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Changing the Way Arctic Researchers Communicate and Collaborate

The IARPC (Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee) Collaborations website brings together scientists from Federal, State, academic, NGO, industry, indigenous and international organizations to share their work and team up to solve hard problems.
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Benefits of joining IARPC Collaborations

Research plan

Be a part of Federal research policy implementation

IARPC consults non-Federal researchers in shaping and implementing the Arctic Research Plan

Published by the Executive Office of the President, the Arctic Research Plan 2017–2021 (“the Plan”) intentionally builds on the strong intellectual accomplishments and ideas of researchers at the Federal, State, local, and tribal levels as well as inclusion of ideas from the academic community, non-governmental organizations, and industry. By participating in a Collaboration Team, you can contribute to implementing this Plan.

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Open collaboration

Join one of our 9 thematic collaboration teams

Our teams meet monthly and are open to anyone who can contribute

Every team meeting includes an opportunity to share your work with potential new collaborators. Find synergies and build partnerships with your colleagues in Federal agencies, academia, NGOs, industry, indigenous, and international organizations. Use the team pages to learn about ongoing activities and opportunities, important meetings, or post something there yourself.

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Share your work

Post to the website to share your work

Anyone can post an update, document, or event to our member space

We invite posts with information that will benefit the IARPC Collaborations community including announcements, recent findings or publications, requests for collaboration or input, upcoming events, or new resources.

Email digest

Email digest of recent posts to the site

Delivered weekly to the inbox of over 2,000 members

Make a post on the member space and it will be included in our weekly email digest, personalized to each individual’s interests, and delivered to the inbox of the over 2,000 members of IARPC Collaborations.

Funding

Opportunities from Federal and non-federal sponsors

Comprehensive list of Arctic related funding opportunities

Federal and Non-Federal Program Managers from various agencies and organizations lead our collaboration teams and post new opportunities to the member space regularly.

Webinars

Online presentations on cutting edge science

Several webinars a week on a variety of topics related to Arctic research

Learn about cutting edge Arctic research both live during our team meetings or later posted on our website.

Browse our webinar archive »

Calendar

Major meetings and events in Arctic science

All the info you need for upcoming and past meetings, events, and conferences in one place.

Look for upcoming events or find meeting notes and presentations from events you attended or missed.

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Reporting

IARPC reports to Federal agencies and Congress

Join IAPRC Collaborations to contribute your work to our reporting.

Biennial reports to congress capture the highlights of these activities. Your work might be included!

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Upcoming events

Jul 24 Marine Ecosystems Collaboration Team July 2019 Meeting 2–3 pm Eastern Daylight Time
Jul 24 Arctic Observing Systems Collaboration Sub-team Meeting July 2019 3–4 pm Eastern Daylight Time
Jul 25 Discussing Data Policy and IARPC - Arctic Data Collaboration Sub-team Meeting July 2019 1–2 pm Eastern Daylight Time
Jul 25 Modeling Collaboration Sub-team Meeting July 2019 3–4 pm Eastern Daylight Time
Jul 29 Harmful Algal Blooms Update: Sea Ice, Coastal Resilience, Health & Well-being, and Environmental Intelligence Joint Collaboration Team July 2019 Meeting 1–2 pm Eastern Daylight Time

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Recent webinars

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Collaboration teams

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

Working together to achieve meaningful goals

IARPC comprises agencies, departments, and offices across the Federal Government and is chaired by the National Science Foundation. IARPC also cooperates with the State of Alaska, indigenous organizations, academic institutions, non-governmental organizations, the Arctic Council, and international partners. More about who’s involved »