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2013 Presentations

1. Amala Mahadevan (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, USA), “Submesoscale processes, biophysical interactions, and the Arctic”

2. Michael Karcher (Alfred Wegner Institute, Germany), “Atlantic Water circulation in the Arctic Ocean”

3. Ron Kwok (Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA), “Arctic sea ice deformation, thickness, and large-scale mass balance”

4. Outreach Discussion

5. John Marshall (MIT, USA): “Building and removing stratification in the Arctic Ocean”

6. Marika Holland (NCAR, USA): “Using coupled climate models to investigate the predictability of sea ice”

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