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Traveling exhibition project in the Western Siberian region of Russia: On the river ecology of the Ob River and its tributaries
No full textThe Ob River and its tributaries in the Arctic region have interesting ecological and ethical characteristics. Museum exhibits play an important role in educating people of all ages. However, in Western Siberia, where the Ob River flows, there are no exhibits that scientifically explain the nature of the local rivers. Another issue is that small towns are scattered over large areas, making it difficult to educate residents through a single museum exhibition. Therefore, this study applied the knowledge gained from traveling exhibition research carried out in Japan to Russian regional towns, developed a traveling exhibition package for learning about the Ob River and its tributaries in a fun and hands-on manner, and traveled to three cities in Western Siberia. We were able to develop a traveling exhibition that allowed visitors to learn about the Ob River from a perspective that integrated the arts and sciences, and that was also entertaining, with many interactive exhibits. This was significant because a wide range of people, regardless of ethnicity, were able to experience and learn from the exhibition.journal articl
Scientific research and collaboration in Antarctica: Türkiye's engagement from a science diplomacy perspective
No full textThe Antarctic Peninsula is one of the most affected regions by global climate change, requiring a multinational and collaborative effort of concerted actions guided by scientific principles. Science diplomacy has been embraced by policymakers and various stakeholders as a promising approach in international and global politics to tackle this issue and manage Antarctica's governance peacefully through science and diplomacy. The Antarctic Treaty System has been accepted as a model for international cooperation among the countries interested in Antarctic science and governance for many years. However, with the profound changes in the Antarctic Peninsula landscape in recent years due to global climate change, an increasing number of nations with various motivations have been more eager to secure a place at the table regarding the governance of Antarctica, which has become a vital agenda. Scientific research and collaboration have been among the most effective ways for most countries to show their presence in/for the region. This study aims to emphasize the increasing importance of Antarctica from a Science Diplomacy perspective and discuss Türkiye's recent policies and initiatives as an emerging market economy and a potential model for developing countries to engage in scientific research and collaboration in Antarctica from the same perspective.journal articl
Online database of Antarctic microbial strains catalogue and genome information
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Microbial Resilience: Navigating Growth Challenges in Cold Environments
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The climatic and grazing impacts on the reindeer pasture vegetation in the Russian Arctic
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Nutrient Dynamics of Melt Ponds and Melt Pond Bottom Ice in MOSAiC expedition
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Spatial distribution and genetic diversity of ice-associated copepods in the Southern Ocean
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Prey pursuit strategy of the Humboldt penguin, determined by animal-borne data loggers
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The pressure–temperature conditions of garnet–orthopyroxene granulite from Oku-iwa Rock in the Lützow-Holm Complex, East Antarctica
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The International Seismological Centre (ISC): Products and Services for Polar Regions
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