I am Carlotta Acerbi, a Master’s graduate in Chemical Sciences and research fellow at the University of Genoa, specializing in analytical chemistry and environmental sample analysis.
Technical manager of the EuroCold Lab laboratory system. Geologist, he holds a doctorate in Polar Sciences and deals with the study of mineral dust in snow and ice and the stability of the snow cover. He has participated in numerous expeditions to the Alps, the Arctic and Antarctica.
I am a 3rd year undergraduate physics student. I have been a speleologist for 3 years and I am interested in everything related to the mountains. In particular, I would like to exploit my physical knowledge in the glaciological field; Through the Italian glaciological committee I am following a path to become a glaciological operator!
PhD in Polar Science (2011). Research interests in oceanography (Seaice; Ocean-ice-atmosphere exchanges; Polynyas; Eddies; AUVs and UAVs; Multiplatform monitoring) and remote sensing (SAR, PMW, TIR, altimetry). Former APECS-Italy coordinator.
I have a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Policy and a Master’s in Environmental Change and Global Sustainability. Currently, I am doing the 1st year of the Environmental Science Ph.D. program (39th cycle) with a project on studying the albedo of Third Pole glaciers using remote sensing techniques.
I'm very interested in studying climate, particularly climate change and the impacts of human activities. I’m also a passionate mountain enthusiast and love spending time in the mountains in every season!
Her PhD research focused on better understanding the variability of Arctic sea ice across different timescales using ocean reanalyses and global climate models. She currently works as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bologna, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy.
I carried out my bachelor’s degree in Natural Sciences, acquiring skills ranging from earth sciences to biology. I'm currently continuing my studies with a master’s degree always in the field of Natural Sciences and in particular I'm concentrating, with my master’s degree thesis, on Arctic glaciology.
PhD student enrolled at the University of Siena
He graduated in Physics and holds a PhD in Polar Sciences from Ca’ Foscari University of Venice (in collaboration with INGV). His research focuses on the radiative effects of aerosols and clouds in the polar regions, particularly in the Arctic. He is also interested in cross-disciplinary topics such as data access and availability, the history of science, and the relationship between science, society, and politics. Overall, he has spent more than 16 months conducting fieldwork in both polar regions, participating in experimental campaigns at Concordia Station in Antarctica and at several Arctic locations, including Pituffik (formerly Thule), Qaanaaq, the Kangerlussuaq region, and the Svalbard Islands.
Graduated in Physics at the University of Milan-Bicocca (M.Sc.). Phd student in Polar Sciences at Ca' Foscari University of Venice.
After graduating in Astronomy and Astrophysics, I joined the PhD programme in Polar Sciences in the Astronomy, Space & Earth Observations curriculum. Now, I am working on the COSMO experiment, which aims to measure spectral distortions in the spectrum of the Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation.
Research Fellow at the Department of Physics, Sapienza University, Space It Up! project. Master's degree in Astronomy and Astrophysics, with expertise in millimeter/submillimeter instrumentation, astrophysics, and cosmology.
Master's degree in Chemical Sciences at University of Genoa. I currently hold a scholarship focused on the study of mineral dust reaching the Antarctic plateau by means of elemental and isotopic analysis.
I'm currently a PhD student in Polar Sciences at the University of Siena. The main aim of my project is to study the composition and dynamics of marine benthic communities of the Southern Ocean using standardised technical devices, Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structures (ARMS), with a particular focus on the phylum Bryozoa.
I'm a postdoc in the Physics Department at the University of Milan, where I completed my Ph.D. My research focuses on the properties of aerosols and particles found in ice cores.
I am Federica, a postdoc researcher specializing in studying the responses of alpine and Arctic ecosystems, which are particularly sensitive to climate change. My work combines the analysis of the carbon cycle with microbiology to better understand processes and ecological dynamics in extreme environments.
I'm a PhD in marine sciences focussing on climate change and coastal dynamics on Terra Nova Bay, Antarctica. I'm 23 and I'm French
PhD Student in Polar Sciences. My research focuses on the study of airborne emerging contaminants as tracers of human impact in alpine background sites, via HPLC-MS/MS and IC-MS/MS.
I am an enthusiastic PhD student in Polar Sciences who is investigating the interplay between aerosol and cloud in the Arctic. I majored in Chemistry with a focus on environmental and analytical chemistry and I consider myself yo be a sensible and curious person who is very collaborative and team-oriented, with a strong desire to be involved. I am very sensitive about the role of science towards climate change
My research focuses on terrestrial biodiversity in Antarctica over both spatial and temporal scales through the use of molecular tools.
I am a PhD student at the University of Perugia, my project is focused on the characterization of tephra for the study of the impacts of explosive eruptions and past atmospheric circulation paths, focusing on three volcanoes of the Northern Victoria Land in Antarctica. For the research project I will apply conventional and Machine Learning analytical techniques.
I recently graduated in Physical Geography at Stockholm University, specializing in Polar Landscapes and Quaternary Climate, with a thesis focused on ice sheet modelling. I'm eager to pursue a PhD and contribute to the understanding of Earth's cryospheric systems.
I'm a PhD student in polar sciences, my research is focused on seasonal snowpacks of the Alps
Food Science graduate (BSc - University of Parma) and Data Science diploma (First-Level Master’s - SDA). Currently, I am an undergraduate Physics student at the University of Parma and I am working in R&D, spanning IT, mechanical, and experimental domains . Born in 1999, driven by continuous learning, with a strong passion for environmental sciences. I have always been motivated and curious towards scientific research. I love multidisciplinarity and most of all jazz music!
Sono un dottorando in Sviluppo sostenibile e cambiamenti climatici (PhD SDC) presso lo IUSS di Pavia e l'Università dell'Insubria. Ho conseguito la laurea triennale in Scienze ambientali presso la Sapienza Università di Roma e laurea magistrale in Scienze ambientali presso l'Università degli Studi dell'Insubria. Nel 2023-2024-2025 ho partecipato come collaboratore di ricerca per il progetto InsubrePolar presso la Toolik Field Station, Alaska. Sono il rappresentante italiano della rete dei giovani ricercatori del permafrost (PYRN).
Currently, I’m studying mountain environments, sustainability and climate change as part of my Master’s. I’d like to take this further into polar research, looking at Antarctica through an interdisciplinary lens that connects environmental, scientific and governance perspectives.
Passionate physical oceanographer, currently focusing on water masses in the Ross Sea, which impact, among others, the stabilizing ice shelves surrounding the Antarctic Ice Sheet and the global thermohaline circulation.
Graduated in Chemistry, currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Environmental and Cultural Heritage Chemistry at UniFi, with an interest in environmental analysis and monitoring
Marine Biology student with a strong interest in marine ecology and biodiversity, specialized in the taxonomic identification of copepods and the study of key organisms in the zooplankton community. Currently engaged in the analysis of zooplankton sampled in the Ross Sea using a sediment trap.
I was born in Udine in 1994. I graduated in physics in Trieste in 2019 and I am doing a PhD in Polar Sciences between the Ca' Foscari University of Venice and the OGS in Trieste. My research activity concerns modelling the Antarctic Surface Mass Balance in the paleoclimate, but I have broader interests in climatology and theoretical climatology.
I graduated in Physics in Bologna and then i took my master degree in Torino in Climate Physics. I'm interested in oceanography, paleoclimate and climate physics.
Marine Biologist (MS). Researcher at the University of Padova focusing on algae and benthic community biology.
PhD student at Milano-Bicocca University. Graduated in Physics of the Earth System at Bologna University. I deal with snow and ice remote sensing.
PhD student in Environmental, Geological, and Polar Sciences, specializing in advanced laser scanning techniques for morphometric analysis and seismic estimates. Dedicated to seismic risk reduction and innovative research.
I am a Master's student in Physics at the University of Turin. My research interests focus on past and future climate variability and change. Currently, I am conducting research for my Master's thesis on the statistical prediction of extreme events.
Researcher with a permanent position since 2020, I work at the National Research Council in Bologna, mainly focusing on atmospheric aerosols and cloud microphysics. I have collaborated on various polar research projects (both in the Arctic and Antarctic) and continue to develop projects and conduct research in this field. I have carried out field measurement campaigns both at Ny-Ålesund (30 days for the PARCS-MACA project) and at Concordia Dome C (winterover DC18, 13 months).
My background is in marine science, particularly physical oceanography and seismic. I am doing my PhD at OGS, studying the Antarctic crust and lithosphere and their interactions with the ice sheets.
I have a degree in physics and I am a PhD student in Polar Sciences with Ca' Foscari University. I am part of the Astronomy, Space & Earth Observations curriculum
Master’s degree in Environmental Chemistry. I research the composition of Arctic and Antarctic atmospheric particulate matter using spectrometric techniques and chemometric analyses.
I am a Master’s student in Geophysics at LMU/TUM, with a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from the University of Padua. My main interests are glaciology and alpine and polar geophysics, particularly in the context of climate change, landslides, and avalanches.
PhD student at the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Florence, Italy, and researcher at the Resilience Development Initiative (RDI), Bandung, Indonesia. He has an M.Sc. degree with honors in Applied Geology at the University of Madras (Chennai, India).
Master degree in Marine Biology at the University of Messina in 2014. The I received different scolarships in the actual Istitute of Polar Science at the CNR of Messina. Now I am a PhD student in Polar Science at the Ca' Foscari University in Venice.
Master degree in Marine Biology at the University of Messina in 2014. The I received different scolarships in the actual Istitute of Polar Science at the CNR of Messina. Now I am a PhD student in Polar Science at the Ca' Foscari University in Venice.
PhD student at Ca' Foscari University based at ISP Bologna, working on paleoclimatic and paleoenvironmental reconstructions and calibrations using organic biomarkers in marine sediments. Bachelor’s degree in Physics (University of Parma), Master’s degrees in Environmental Physics (University of Bremen) and in Science of Climate (University of Bologna). I took part in oceanographic campaigns in the South and North Atlantic and in the Arctic Ocean with more than 100 days at sea.
Master's degree in Environmental Sciences, with a focus on Global Changes and Sustainability. Currently a PhD student in Polar Sciences at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice. The project regards the characterization of atmospheric pollutants in Antarctica, as well as their transport processes and interactions with other environmental compartments.
Master’s graduate in Sciences and Technologies of Navigation, specializing in Climate Sciences, University of Naples Parthenope. 26 years old, PhD student in Polar Sciences at Ca' Foscari University, interested in physical oceanography.
I studied Marine Biology in Pisa and now I'm doing a PhD in Polar Sciences at Ca' Foscari University in Venice.
My research focuses on the reconstruction of evolutionary processes that shaped the distribution of genetic variation among populations in various animal species.
PhD student in Polar Sciences, born in L'Aquila on 09.06.1997. Graduated in Environmental Sciences and Environmental Biology, currently working at the University of Milan in Political and Environmental Sciences.
Researcher at ISMAR Lerici, he studies the dynamics of accumulation, distribution and transport of plastics in polar, oceanic and Mediterranean environments. In 2017 he participated in the ACE expedition sampling microplastics during the entire circumnavigation of the Antarctic continent.
Expert in marine diatom and sedimentological analyes.
PhD in Polar Sciences with a thesis focused on Antarctic ablation areas by means of remote-sensing applications. At the moment, his study deals with the effect of biotic and abiotic components at the margins of the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets, as well as at the glaciers in Svalbard archipelago
I graduated in Physics at the University of Milan. I am currently a PhD student at the University of Venice. My research mainly focused on the development of an ad hoc detector for the experimental characterization of the UV radiative transfer through the snowpack.
PhD student in Polar Sciences at Cà Foscari (Venice). My focus is the herbivore impacts on nutrient relationships (carbon and nitrogen) in High Arctic Tundra. I'm also a research fellow in stable isotope research group at CNR-IRET (Porano, TR).
Recently graduated in Exploration Geology at University La Sapienza, with strong interest in petrology, isotope geochemistry and polar sciences. I’m very fond of research and divulgation over scientific matters, and I would like to continue on this path for my future.
I'm the resident cat and emotional support at the University of Genoa.