Switching the Princess to Winter Mode
The time has come to focus on preparing the Princess Elisabeth for winter mode to make sure the station is able to run autonomously until the team returns in November.…
News from Antarctica
Interested in what's happening down at Princess Elisabeth? News from the field are posted here regularily to keep you updated about what's going on.
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Perseus Ready for Arrival: Runway Preparations, New Infrastructure, and Ongoing Science
As the Perseus International Airfield opens for incoming team mebers and scientists, operations at Princess Elisabeth Antarctica move full steam ahead for logistics, infrastructure, and science.
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Busy Week for Our Team Includes Fieldwork and Preparing Perseus International Airfield
This last week the BELARE team has been busy preparing the three-kilometre long runway at Perseus International Airfield, going on field expeditions, and working on station upgrades.
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First Hydrogen Production at PEA Shows IPF’s Focus on Future
While the scientists and all of the IPF staff who support their work in the field concentrate on doing the best science possible, the team of engineers, technicians, and mechanics…
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Until Next November!
Yet another successful research season has come to an end at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica.
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Live from Antarctica: Discussion with Scientists and Engineers at the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica
Here's your chance to meet and engage with scientists and engineers that are working in Antarctica via a live Zoom event!
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A Busy Holiday Season
The season got into full swing this past week following the arrival of the scientists and new crew.
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Unusually Warm Weather Hits PEA while the Team Gets to Work
The team enjoyed pleasant weather as they started working on the first major tasks of the season.
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Final Days of the Season
The 2022-23 season is drawing to a close. The BELARE team had been very busy with the final tasks before their scheduled departure at the end of this week.
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Much to Do with a Week to Go
The team of four led by Alain Hubert who had gone to the coast to offload cargo from the ship made it back to the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica Wednesday afternoon.