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Knut Aagaard kaagaard@uw.edu

Organization: University of Washington

Department: Polar Science Center - Applied Physics Laboratory

Title: Senior Systems Programmer

Specialties: physical oceanography

Current Research: High-latitude ocean circulation, shelf convection, boundary flows, shelf-basin exchange, the role of sea ice in ocean circulation, and cross-shelf transports and convective processes in large lakes.

Jo Aarseth jo.aarseth@framsenteret.no

Organization: UiT: The Arctic University of Norway

Department: Department of Arctic Biology

Specialties: marine mammals, physiology, endocrinology

Current Research: Metabolism (indirect calorimetry), metabolism in blubber, body composition, RIA, blood volume in seals, gastrointestinal parameters in seals. Ph.D. project: Pineal glands in arctic seals.

Endre Aas endre.aas@hihm.no

Organization: Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences

Title: researcher

Specialties: environmental assessment

Current Research: Oil related pollution monitoring

Øyvind Aas-Hansen oyvind.aas-hansen@fiskeriforskning.no

Organization: Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority

Department: Department of Aquaculture

Specialties: animal physiology, ecophysiology, Arctic Char

Current Research: Eco-physiological studies of anadromous arctic char (Salvelinus alpinus). Animal physiology (Atlantic cod - Gadus morhua, Atlantic salmon Salmo salar, reindeer - Rangifer tarandus)

Peter Aastrup paa@bios.au.dk

Organization: Aarhus University

Department: Bioscience

Title: Senior Advisor, Ph.D.

Specialties: muskox, environmental impact assessment, caribou

Current Research: Muskox monitoring in Greenland. Revegetation in Greenland. Mapping of caribou ranges in Greenland.

Mark Abbott mabbott1@pitt.edu

Organization: University of Pittsburgh

Department: Department of Geology and Planetary Science

Specialties: sedimentology, paleolimnology, climate change

Current Research: Paleohydrology of central Alaska. Varve chronologies from Ellesmere island.

Waleed Abdalati waleed.abdalati@colorado.edu

Organization: University of Colorado Boulder

Department: CIRES and Department of Geography

Title: Director, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES) and Professor

Specialties: glaciology, remote sensing, climate change

Current Research: Remote sensing of ice sheets using airborne and spaceborne sensors (primarily include laser altimetry and passive microwave satellite data).

Frances Abele frances.abele@carleton.ca

Organization: Carleton University

Department: School of Public Administration

Title: Distinguished Research Professor and Chancellor’s Professor Emerita

Specialties: human behavior, Native governments, socio-economic impact assessment

Current Research: Political economy and public administration in the circumpolar north. Aboriginal self-government.

Michael Abels maabels@alaska.edu

Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks

Department: Institute of Arctic Biology - Toolik Field Station

Title: Field Operations Supervisor

Specialties: logistics, science management, hazardous materials management, field safety

Current Research: Cold climate logistic support. Field site emergency management planning. Hazardous materials management. Toolik Field Station operations and management.

Michael Abels fnmaa@uaf.edu

Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks

Department: Institute of Arctic Biology - Toolik Field Station

Title: Field Operations Supervisor

Specialties: logistics, science management, hazardous materials management, field safety

Current Research: Cold climate logistic support. Field site emergency management planning. Hazardous materials management. Toolik Field Station operations and management.

Jakob Abermann jab@asiaq.gl

Organization: Asiaq - Greenland Survey

Title: Associated Researcher

Current Research: Interdisciplinary processes in the Arctic. Climate and freshwater hydrology monitoring. Climate-ecosystem feedback mechanisms. Transfer of science and knowledge to Arctic communities.

Azmy Aboulazm azmy@mi.mun.ca

Organization: Memorial University of Newfoundland

Department: Fisheries and Marine Institute

Current Research: Ship design.

Kenneth Abraham ken.abraham@ontario.ca

Organization: Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry

Department: Wildlife Research and Development Section

Title: Wetlands Wildlife Scientist

Specialties: avian ecology, bird populations, wildlife management

Current Research: -Ecology and population biology of waterfowl and shorebirds and their habitats in James Bay and southern Hudson Bay. -Canada and Snow Goose demography and population management. -Bird populations in the lowlands of James Bay and southern Hudson Bay. -Impacts of geese on other species through wetland damage.

Niels Abrahamsen abraham@geo.aau.dk

Organization: Aarhus University

Department: Department of Earth Sciences - Geophysical Laboratory

Title: Professor

Specialties: paleomagnetism, geophysics, plate tectonics

Current Research: Tertiary paleomagnetism and magnetostratigraphy of volcanics in W-, E-, and N-Greenland. Precambrian paleomagnetism in W- and N-Greenland. Geomagnetism.

Alexei Abramov alexei.abramov@zin.ru

Organization: Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Department: Zoological Institute

Specialties: mammalogy, biosystematics, natural history

Current Research: Paleontology. Taxonomy. Morphology and ecology of small Carnivora (including arctic species).

Alla Abramovich-Gomon imqb100@iupui.edu

Organization: Earth Music Center of Indiana, Inc.

Specialties: ethnomusicology, folklore, cultural anthropology

Current Research: Musical cultures of the Russian Arctic. Nenets’ song tradition.

Nataliya Abramson nataliya@asv.mail.iephb.ru

Organization: Earth Cryosphere Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences Siberian Branch

Department: Zoological Institute

Specialties: biosystematics, biostratigraphy, evolution

Current Research: History of formation of rodent fauna of Palaearctic Arctic (systematics, zoogeography, phylogeny).

Robert Ackerman ackermanr@wsu.edu

Organization: Washington State University

Department: Anthropology

Title: Professor Emeritus

Specialties: archaeology, Eskimos, ethnoarchaeology

Current Research: Prehistory of interior southwestern Alaska, c. 11,000 to present; Ethnoarchaeology; Early peopling of the New World; Prehistoric Siberian connections

Lillian Ackerman rackerma@mail.wsu.edu

Organization: Washington State University

Department: Department of Anthropology

Specialties: cultural anthropology, Yup'ik culture, social change

Current Research: Yup’ik Eskimo culture.

David Ackley david.ackley@noaa.gov

Organization: U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service

Title: Marine Fisheries Biometrician

Specialties: fisheries management, geographic information systems, biostatistics

Current Research: Analysis of survey and fisheries data in the Bering Sea and Gulf of Alaska with a geographical information system to determine spatial patterns in distributions and bycatch of various species including salmon and crab.

Stephen Ackley stephen.ackley@utsa.edu

Organization: The University of Texas at San Antonio

Department: Snow and Ice Geophysics Lab, Geol.Sciences Dep

Title: V. Research Professor

Specialties: air-sea-ice interactions, sea ice biota, cryospheric remote sensing

Current Research: Electromagnetic properties of sea ice. Incorporation of sediments and biological material into sea ice. Ice growth and formation processes. Wave-ice interaction in marginal ice zones. Ice structure. Physical-biological and electromagnetic properties of sea ice.

Mario Acquarone mario@nammco.no

Organization: UiT: The Arctic University of Norway

Department: North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission

Specialties: marine mammals, physiological ecology, geographic information systems

Current Research: I have worked on Line Transect Surveys of Cetaceans from the Mediterranean to the Arctic Pack Ice and satellite tracking of Cetaceans and Pinnipeds in Greenlandic and Canadian waters (where GIS were involved). At the time of writing (Jan 2003) I am finishing up my Ph.D. on Atlantic Walrus Physiological Ecology through Doubly Labelled Water and Satellite Telemetry.

Jan Adamczewski jan.adamczewski@gov.yk.ca

Organization: Yukon Department of Renewable Resources

Department: Department of Renewable Resources

Title: Regional Biologist

Specialties: caribou, muskox

Current Research: Forestry/wildlife interactions and conflicts. Woodland caribou habitat/development. Co-management with First Nations organizations and community groups. Management of wildlife harvests. Predator-prey studies and management.

Layne Adams ladams@usgs.gov

Organization: U.S. Geological Survey

Department: Alaska Science Center

Title: Research Wildlife Biologist

Specialties: large mammal population dynamics and predator/prey relationships

Current Research: population dynamics of caribou in Denali National Park and Preserve; population ecology of muskox in northwestern Alaska.

William Adams bill.adams@csuci.edu

Organization: California State University, Channel Islands

Title: Associate Professor

Specialties: archaeology, ethnoarchaeology, oral history