The DML Wasa 2011/12 expedition was carried out by the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat to continue maintenance work of vehicles and the research station Wasa, make an environmental inventory and train new staff.
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IceCube is a neutrino telescope built in the ice at the geographic South Pole, next to the American Amundsen-Scott Station.
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During the 2011/12 Antarctic season the Moveable Atmospheric Radar for Antarctica, MARA, was moved from the Swedish research station Wasa to the Norwegian research station Troll.
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Hot fossils in a cold land: early Cambrian stem group bilaterian animals from Antarctica.
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The aim of this project is to study and describe the effects of external stimuli on the cardiovascular system in different fish and reptile species.
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On the hunt for Eocene mammals on Seymour Island.
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During this season, the large neutrino telescope IceCube at the Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station was completed.
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Two Swedish researchers were part of the Finnish Antarctic programme, FINNARP, and worked on the Moveable Atmospheric Radar for Antarctica (MARA) project at Aboa Station for seven weeks in December and January.
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This year’s expedition, the fifth such, was conducted as a unique joint effort involving the American vessel Nathaniel B. Palmer and the Swedish icebreaker Oden. Researchers had great opportunities to study the Amundsen Sea; one of the least-known...
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The purpose of the LASHIPA project was to elucidate the historical development of the large-scale exploitation of the polar areas' natural resources that has taken place from the 1600s to the present, and to study its geopolitical and...
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For the fourth year in a row, the Oden Southern Ocean cooperative arrangement gave Swedish and American researchers an opportunity to conduct research in the Southern Ocean.
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The IceCube international particle physics project continued at the Amundsen-Scott Station at the South Pole. This season, light detectors were installed down in the clear ice to capture the weak light that is produced when neutrinos react with an...
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Prevalence of antibiotic resistant enterobacteriace in different bird populations in Antarctica.
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Measurements of aerosols was made using a movable atmospheric radar system at Wasa as part of the MARA (Moveable Atmospheric Radar for Antarctica) project.
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The main purpose of this season's expedition to Dronning Maud Land and the Swedish research stations Wasa and Svea, was to restore, repair and service machinery, vehicles and buildings. Personnel from the Swedish Polar Research Secretariat also...
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The LASHIPA 6 expedition to the Prince Olav Harbour whaling station at South Georgia was part of the historical-archaeological research project LASHIPA. The aim was to provide new knowledge about one of the most controversial chapters in the...
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The IceCube international particle physics project continued at the Amundsen-Scott Station at the South Pole. In this project, light detectors were installed down in the clear ice to capture the weak light that is produced when neutrinos react...
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For the third season in a row, icebreaker Oden worked in Antarctica.
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Aerosol measurements was made at Wasa using the moveable atmospheric radar system MARA (Moveable Atmospheric Radar for Antarctica).
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During the 2007/08 season, the Swedish icebreaker Oden worked in Antarctica for the second time.
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