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Congratulations!
    Please, join us in congratulating the CANDAC researcher, Konstantin Baibakov, on receiving the NSERC Ph.D. scholarship and the GEC3* one year internship at the University of Bremen and the Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research in Germany (as part of a joint Ph.D. between the Université de Sherbrooke and the University of Bremen).
* Global Environmental and Climate Change Centre, McGill University.
EUREKA 2010: Canadian Arctic Science at 80N
    EUREKA 2010: Canadian Arctic Science at 80N workshop will be held at Lord Elgin Hotel, 100 Elgin Street, Ottawa, ON on January 13 – 15, 2010 with the following agenda.
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CANDAC Education/Outreach Program
    The CANDAC Education/Outreach Program is designed to inform and interact with students, teachers and community members in both Northern and Southern Canada.
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The Canadian ACE Arctic Validation Campaign 2010
    Each spring, as the sun comes up at Eureka for the first time in four months, a group of researchers from Environment Canada and the Universities of Toronto, Waterloo and Western Ontario travel to Eureka to make measurements of the atmosphere. The Canadian Arctic ACE Validation Campaign has been running at Eureka since 2004, and is now complemented by the suite of instruments installed at PEARL. Measurements made with CANDAC and ACE campaign instruments allow us to study the processes occurring in the stratosphere and to validate the measurements made by the satellite instruments. To follow the adventures of this year's campaigners, please visit our website: http://acebox.uwaterloo.ca/eureka/