XVI CONFERÊNCIA PORTUGUESA DE CIÊNCIAS POLARES
XVI PORTUGUESE CONFERENCE OF POLAR SCIENCES
XV Workshop APECS Portugal
VII Workshop PEI Portugal
October 24-25, 2024 – ALMEIDA, GUARDA
Organized by Universidade da Beira Interior
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WELCOME
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REGISTRATION & ABSTRACTS
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WORKSHOPS
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PROGRAM & SPEAKERS
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VENUE
BEM VINDOS / WELCOME
IMPORTANT DATES
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- Abstract submission: from August 23 to September 30
- Notification of abstract acceptance: October 06
- Final Program: October 09
- Registration at reduced rate: from August 23 to September 30
- Registration at normal rate: from September 30 to October 18
Organizing commission:
Scientific commission:
Contacts and information
cienciapolar2024@segal.ubi.pt
15º Workshop APECS Portugal
É com orgulho, que apresentamos a 15ª edição do Workshop APECS Portugal: The Polar Express to Success: Enhancing ECRs’ Writing Skills”. O qual irá decorrer no dia 24 de Outubro de 2024, no Auditório das Portas de Santo António, Almeida, Guarda. Nesta edição iremos abordar a importância dos ECRs adquirirem capacidades e técnicas essenciais para escreverem propostas de projeto e financiamento eficazes e atraentes, focando em dicas práticas durante as diferentes sessões. Não percas esta oportunidade de estender a tua rede, conhecer colegas e cientistas, e aprender novas ferramentas para o teu futuro. O workshop é GRÁTIS, apenas requer registo. Consulta o nosso site ou linktree para te registares.
It is with great pride that we present the 15th edition of the APECS Portugal Workshop: “The Polar Express to Success: Enhancing ECRs’ Writing Skills”. The workshop will take place on October 24, 2024, at the Auditório das Portas de Santo António, Almeida, Guarda. This year we will address the importance of ECRs to acquire essential skills and techniques for writing effective and compelling project and funding proposals, focusing on practical tips during the
different sessions. Don’t miss this opportunity to extend your network, meet
colleagues and scientists, and learn new tools for your future. The workshop is FREE, just requires registration. Check our website or linktree to register.
VII Workshop PEI Portugal
Em 2024 chegamos à 7ª edição do Workshop PEI Portugal com a integração deste workshop num dos dias da Conferência Portuguesa de Ciências Polares. Mais um passo nesta ligação Educação-Ciência. Este ano pretende-se dar relevância ao terceiro polo, para muitos, desconhecido, assim as atividades decorrerão sob a temática “Estrela Polar”. Nesta edição haverá espaço de partilha e contacto entre cientistas e professores, assim como atividades de caráter mais prático sobre como introduzir a Ciência Polar na sala de aula. Esta formação encontra-se acreditada pelo Centro de Formação de Guarda-Raia: Para proceder à inscrição no Workshop Inscreva-se aqui: Link. Este Workshop é acreditado como ACD de 6h pelo Centro de Formação de Professores Guarda-Raia para os grupos de recrutamento 100, 110, 230, 420, 500, 510, 520.
In 2024 we’ll be holding the 7th edition of the PEI Portugal Workshop, which will take place in the Portuguese Conference of Polar Sciences. One more step in this Education-Science connection. This year’s aim is to emphasize the third pole, which for many is unknown, so the activities will take place under the theme ‘Polar Star’. This year there will be a space for scientists and teachers to share and make contact, as well as more practical activities on how to introduce polar science into the classroom. This training is accredited by the Guarda-Raia Training Centre: To register for the workshop, sign up here: Link. This workshop have an accreditation as a 6 hour ACD by the Guarda-Raia Teacher Training Centre for recruitment groups 100, 110, 230, 420, 500, 510 and 520.
PROGRAM
Thursday (24th Oct) | ||||||
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Time | PEI | Location | APECS | Location | XVI CPCP | Location |
08h30 – 09h00 | Workshop Registration | b | Workshop Registration | c | ||
09h00 – 09h30 | Welcome ceremony | b | Welcome ceremony | c | ||
09h30 – 10h45 | Workshops | b | Workshop | c | ||
10h45 – 11h10 | Coffee Break | b | Coffee Break | c | ||
11h10 – 12h30 | Workshops | b | Workshop | c | ||
12h30 – 14h00 | Lunch | e | Lunch | e | ||
14h00 – 15h45 | Workshop | b | Workshop (Early career research meeting) | c | Start Registration | a |
15h45 – 16h00 | —————- | —————- | Welcome | c | ||
16h00 – 16h45 | -> | c | INVITED SPEAKER Roger Colominas-Ciuró | c | <- | |
16h45 – 17h15 | Coffee Break / POSTER SESSION | b | Coffee Break / POSTER SESSION | b | POSTER SESSION | b |
17h15 – 18h00 | INVITED SPEAKER Klemens Weisleitner | c | <- | c | <- | |
19h30 | XVI CPCPDinner | d |
Friday (25th Oct) | ||||||
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Time | XVI CPCP | Location | ||||
08h30 – 09h00 | Registration | a | ||||
09h00 – 09h15 | Open Ceremony | c | ||||
09h15 – 09h40 | SESSION 1: CRYOSPHERE ENVIRONMENT | c | ||||
09h40 – 10h05 | SESSION 2: ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT AND PLANETARY SCIENCES | c | ||||
10h05 – 10h30 | SESSION 3: SOCIAL AND HUMAN SCIENCES | c | ||||
10h30 – 11h15 | Poster Session & Coffee Break | b | ||||
11h15 – 12h30 | SESSION 4: TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENT | c | ||||
12h30 – 14h00 | Lunch | a | ||||
14h00 – 14h45 | Invited Speaker: René Forsberg | c | ||||
14h45 – 16h00 | SESSION 5: MARINE ENVIRONMENT | c | ||||
16h00 – 16h30 | Poster Session & Coffee Break | b | ||||
16h30 – 18h00 | SESSION 6: MARINE ENVIRONMENT | c | ||||
18h00 – 18h30 | Closing Ceremony | c | ||||
18h30 – 19h30 | Public Session: COASTANTAR 2024 | c |
PLEASE NOTE: Locations are still subjected to confirmation – Please check before the event
a) Portas St. António
b) Auditorio Biblioteca
c) CEAMA
d) Quinta do Prado Verde – Vilar Formoso – Transportation kindly provided by the Almeida Municipality
e) Escola Básica e Secundária Dr.José Casimiro Matias
Presentations
9:15 – 09:40 | SESSION 1: CRYOSPHERE ENVIRONMENT | |
MODERATORS | João Canário e Matilde Rafacho | |
D01 | Inundation, permafrost degradation and subsidence in sheltered coastal areas. Preliminary results from the 2023-24 field campaigns | |
D02 | Addressing the diversity of prokaryotic communities in Antarctic permafrost and their potential role in As and Hg methylation | |
9:40 – 10:05 | SESSION 2: ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENT AND PLANETARY SCIENCES | |
MODERATORS | Carla Mora e Francisco Sobral | |
C01 | Microbial aerosols in the Antarctic Peninsula as a Pathway to Uncovering Cloud and Precipitation dynamics | |
F01 | Polar Environments and Radiation Resistance on Exoplanets: Implications for Astrobiology | |
10:05 – 10:30 | SESSION 3: SOCIAL AND HUMAN SCIENCES | |
MODERATORS | Teresa Cabrita e Santiago Villalobos | |
E01 | Portuguese-Flagged Ships in the Arctic Ocean | |
E02 | The importance of the Portuguese Polar weeks in higher education | |
10:30 – 11:15 | POSTER SESSION & COFFEE BREAK | |
11:15 – 12:30 | SESSION 4: TERRESTRIAL ENVIRONMENT | |
MODERATORS | Pedro Pina e Bernardo Costa | |
B01 | Supervised automatic classification of hand-held digital camera images can accurately estimate vegetation functional type’s abundance in Maritime Antarctica | |
B02 | Methylation Potential in the Sediments of Thermokarst Lakes of Two Permafrost Regions of the Canadian Subarctic | |
B03 | Unveiling the Changing Tundra: a Geoecological Perspective on Recent Dynamics through Remote Sensing (Kangîqsualujjuaq, Subarctic Canada) | |
B04 | The role of prokaryotic mercury methylators and demethylators in Canadian Arctic thermokarst lakes | |
B05 | Analysis of weathering rinds of stone circles in the Barton Peninsula, South Shetland Islands | |
B06 | Present-Day Tectonics of Antarctic derived from GNSS observations | |
12:30 – 14:00 | LUNCH | |
14:00 – 14:45 | KEYNOTE SPEAKER: René Forsberg – Antarctica and Greenland ice sheet changes from space, airborne and GNSS measurements | |
MODERATORS | Rui Fernandes | |
14:45 – 16:00 | SESSION 5: MARINE ENVIRONMENT | |
MODERATORS | Catarina Magalhães e Cláudia Ribeiro | |
A01 | Understanding Antarctic marine ecosystems in response to human pressures:Information from long-term observations towards IPY 2032-33 | |
A02 | Southern Ocean deep-sea food-webs: a look into the structure, influence of environmental conditions and benthopelagic coupling | |
A03 | Microbial community shifts associated with warming in Kongsfjorden | |
A04 | Impact of Temperature and other environmental variables on the diversity of rare prokaryotes in the Arctic Ocean | |
A05 | Patagonian toothfish: demography, spawning and population structure over 25 years of the fishery at South Georgia | |
A06 | Metabarcoding and Metagenomics of Arctic Ocean Prokaryotic Communities: a comparison of most common approaches | |
16:00 – 16:30 | POSTER SESSION & COFFEE BREAK | |
16:30 – 18:00 | SESSION 6: MARINE ENVIRONMENT | |
MODERATORS | José Xavier e Joana Fragão | |
A07 | Mercury concentrations in Antarctic fish, Antimora rostrata and Macrourus holotrachys, in the Scotia Sea, Southern Ocean | |
A08 | WILL PHOTOPERIOD AND TEMPERATURE ASYNCHRONY AFFECT THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ANTARCTIC SPINY PLUNDERFISH Harpagifer antarcticus | |
A09 | Influence of rising warm weather events on penguin breeding trends across the Antarctic Peninsula | |
A10 | Mercury levels in Southern Ocean squid: Variability over a decade | |
A11 | Antarctic in Motion: Exploring Ocean Waves and Atmospheric Dynamics during Atmospheric River Events | |
A12 | Taking climate-smart ocean planning to the Southern Ocean | |
A13 | Decline in megafauna foraging grounds and diet diversity in the future Southern Ocean | |
18:00 – 18:30 | CLOSING CEREMONY | |
18:30 – 19:30 | PUBLIC SESSION – Gonçalo Vieira, Pedro Guerreiro – COASTANTAR 2024: A Primeira expedição científica portuguesa de veleiro na Antártida |
INVITED SPEAKERS
René Forsberg – Propolar
René Forsberg is a professor at the National Space Institute, Technical University of Denmark. He has worked extensively with geodetic, satellite and airborne research for cryosphere monitoring, geodesy and mapping. He has lead numerous campaigns in Greenland, the Arctic Ocean, arctic Canada and Antarctica, with focus both on cryosphere research and polar geophysics. The Greenland work has focused on basic mapping and UNCLOS marine activities, and since the late 1990’s in climate change monitoring and satellite validation from aircraft campaigns, especially over the Arctic Ocean. Since 2009 he has initiated major Antarctic aero-geophysical campaign works, especially focused on covering the last unknown regions of Antarctica, done in close cooperation with Norwegian, UK, US and Argentinean scientists. He is currently chairman if the Danish national committee of SCAR, has led the ESA Greenland Ice Sheet Initiative for 12 years, and is presently chairman of the ESA Advisory Committee for Earth Observation.
Klemens Weisleitner – PEI
Dr. Klemens Weisleitner holds a PhD in Biology from the University of Innsbruck, Austria. He is an expert in microbial ecology and is currently affiliated with the Austrian Polar Research Institute, where he studies polar and alpine glaciers. His work spans a wide range of fields, including limnology, bioinformatics, microscopy, image analysis, and spectroscopy. Dr. Weisleitner has participated in four Antarctic expeditions and five Arctic expeditions for his scientific work. Beyond his scientific achievements, Dr. Weisleitner is also a professional photographer. Through his photography, he combines his love for nature, science, and expeditions, capturing the beauty and intricacies of the natural world. He uses art and photography to communicate science to the general public, with a particular focus on young people. He believes that these young minds will soon hold powerful political positions and therefore need to learn as much as possible about our natural world now.
Dr. Klemens Weisleitner is a science communicator with a strong presence in print media, TV, radio, and social media. He views ice not only as a scientific object but also admires its aesthetics, recognizing it as a vanishing treasure in the era of climate warming. He has co-produced various audio-visual projects and exhibitions. His collaborations include projects with Patagonia, the two-time Grammy-nominated musician Manu Delago (drummer for Björk), and the Natural History Museum in Vienna (Austria)
Roger Colominas-Ciuró – APECS
My research is placed in a broad landscape that extends from Ecological Physiology and Immunology to Foraging and Movement Ecology including individual and species Life-history Traits. I am also interested in the consequences Human Impact imposes on the previous features in the long-term (i.e., pollutants) in pristine and fragile ecosystems as polar regions and beyond. To do so, I have used a mix of correlative and experimental approaches in the wild and in captivity in the Northern and Southern hemispheres, mainly studying seabird and non-seabird species.
GENERAL INFORMATION
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LOCAL / VENUE :
Auditório das Portas de Santo António / Auditorium of Portas de Santo António
Almeida
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