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An on-line webinar was arranged on 5th October at 14:00-15:00 CEST (UTC +2) to inform the potential applicants about the ongoing INTERACT TA/RA call, and …
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Being an EU project, INTERACT is part of the EU Polar Cluster, an initiative that brings together EU projects from both the ArcticDefinitions of the …
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INTERACT had its third annual meeting in Keflavík, Iceland, last week. All presentations are available under Deliverables, presentations, or just scroll down from this very …
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Interested in applying for INTERACT Transnational Access or Remote Access for 2023? Welcome to our on-line webinar on 5th October at 14:00-15:00 CEST (UTC +2) …
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The INTERACT community is having its annual meeting in Keflavík, Iceland 26-30 September. A week of fruitful discussions ahead of us.
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With new monitoring technologies and growing networks of observing systems, the amount of data is increasing rapidly. For the users, it is challenging to analyse …
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