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| Poster session symposium Exploring Polar regions
| Mario Veloso: Identification and correction of methane seep location offshore Svalbard to quantify the free gas flux into the water column  Frigga Kruse: British Mining, Exploration & Geopolitics on Spitsbergen, 1904-53 Gert Polet: Rapid Change in the Arctic: an outline of WWF’s work in the Arctic Ira van den Broek:The legacy of IPY: the data Daniël Rits: Monitoring tide-water glacier length changes on Svalbard using LANDSAT satellite images Maarten Prins: Environmental change in the European Arctic inferred from fjord sediments: a sediment-provenance study of glacio-marine sediments in Kongsfjorden, Svalbard Elodie Burrillon: Cause & effect of variations in the sinking of deep water in the MOC Luís Morgado: Peeking into the black box of climate-induced vegetation changes: the roles of mycorrhizal fungi in the greening Arctic Michael Stech: Arctic mosses – Biodiversity and ecological significance Jason Williams: Future Arctic shipping routes and European air quality in 2025 Maarten Loonen: Evolutionary benefits of breeding in the Arctic Taco de Bruin: The Polar Information Commons: A Global Commons for Preserving and Sharing of Polar Data Arctic Council: The Netherlands as observer in the Arctic Council Frits Steenhuisen: Geospatial distribution of global anthropogenic mercury emissions to air Ricardo Roura: Post-depositional formation processes affecting historic and archaeological polar sites: A preliminary overview Liesbeth Noor: A Dutch science facility at Rothera Research Station Koen Frans Verweij: Biogeographical diversity of endobacterial communities of the arctic-alpine plants Oxyria digyna and Saxifraga oppositifolia Manon Neilen: Willows - the arctic connection: Biodiversity of Salix-associated arctic-alpine fungi in North Sea sand dunes Cecilia Sandström: Goose as main vector for Toxoplasma gondii to the High Arctic, Spitsbergen Mark Kroon: Ozone Profiles from the Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI) - First Validation and Initial Science Manoj Kumar: Analysing biogeographical diversity of plant-associated bacterial communities in the Arctic region SCAR-IASC: Where North meets South |
| Willem Barentsz Poolinstituut Bundeling van kennis, onderzoek en onderwijs over de Noord- en de Zuidpool
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