Uncovering the secrets of Earth’s frozen places, from the depths of the oceans to the inner edge of space: British Antarctic Survey staff have been living and working in the extremes of Antarctica and the Arctic for over 60 years.

What happens in Antarctica doesn't stay in Antarctica. Our planet’s frozen regions are changing in ways that impact the entire planet, and at a rate and scale we haven't seen before. We're working to understand why, what this means for the inhabitants of Earth, and what we can do about it.

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British Antarctic Survey's headquarters in Cambridge, United Kingdom

Jane Peacock

Pete Bucktrout

Damaris Trandafir

Graham Nightingale

David Brand

Stephanie Walsh

Hayley MacKenzie

Jenny Reavell

Kathleen Maclean

Gemma Douglas

Francine Lorriman

Alexander Forsythe

Ingrid Richardson

Clare Fothergill

Andrew Barker

Alice Blane

The Project Management and Coordination team at the British Antarctic Survey is responsible for overseeing and managing initiatives related to Antarctic research and infrastructure development. This team ensures that projects, such as the Rothera Renewable Energy initiative and the Rothera Modernisation efforts, are executed efficiently and effectively, coordinating resources, timelines, and stakeholder engagements to support the organization's mission of understanding climate change's impact on global systems. Their collaborative approach facilitates communication and integration across various projects, making critical contributions to the scientific community and environmental stewardship.

Project Management and Coordination

The Research and Development team at the British Antarctic Survey focuses on advancing scientific understanding of polar environments and their global implications. By integrating innovative research methodologies and supporting academic initiatives, the team aims to develop and disseminate knowledge that addresses the challenges posed by climate change and environmental shifts in these critical regions. Their work informs policy, enhances operational capabilities, and fosters collaboration within the scientific community.

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