BAS Discovery Building Achieves World-First BREEAM Outstanding Rating in Antarctica
British Antarctic Survey’s (BAS) Discovery Building at Rothera Research Station has become the first building in Antarctica to achieve an Outstanding...
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Contact usBAS Discovery Building Achieves World-First BREEAM Outstanding Rating in Antarctica
British Antarctic Survey’s (BAS) Discovery Building at Rothera Research Station has become the first building in Antarctica to achieve an Outstanding...
Breaking Barriers in the Ice: BAS's Commitment to Women and Non-Binary Staff
Created by VERCIDA for British Antarctic Survey The vast, icy expanse of Antarctica might seem like an unchanging frontier, but at the British Antarc...
Three stories, one purpose: supporting neurodiversity at BAS
Created by VERCIDA for British Antarctic Survey Claudette, Natalia and Lou share their experiences as neurodiverse people working in a supportive, po...
British Antarctic Survey Wins Prestigious Inclusivity Excellence Award for Wellbeing and Belonging
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is proud to announce that it has won the "Wellbeing and Belonging at Work" category at the Inclusivity Excellence A...
Black History Month Spotlight: Dr. Melissa Burt’s Pioneering Work in Atmospheric Science and Diversity Advocacy
Successful woman in STEM, BAME researcher and diversity champion Dr Melissa Burt shares her journey in Atmospheric science and Diversity. Biography...
Journey to Antarctic Winter: Katie Handford Prepares for Rothera Research Station - Part One
As the Antarctic winter season fast approaches, we’ll be following the journey of one of the Antarctic Infrastructure Modernisation Programme’s (AIMP)...
A very unique Polar Pride event - Celebrating the contributions of LGBT+ people in polar research
Our colleagues Millicent Harding and Louise Mercer from the UK Polar Network and as part of the Diversity in UK Polar Science Initiative (DiPSI) share...
Diversity in UK Polar Science - Why Pride matters for doing better polar research
This is a featured guest blog by Dr James Lea from the University of Liverpool as part of our wider collaborations through the Diversity in UK Polar S...
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