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German Greetings from Antarctica: How to Thrive at -40 °C

Neumayer-Station III Station, © picture alliance / Stefan Christmann/Alfred Wegener Institut für Pola/dpa | Stefan Christmann
Germany stands at the cutting edge of polar research, with the internationally acclaimed Alfred Wegener Institute spearheading innovative studies in the Arctic. Their research is renowned for its depth, interdisciplinary approach, and commitment to understanding our planet's most extreme environments. This excellence has positioned Germany as a leader in exploring and preserving the polar regions.
Have you ever been curious about life in Antarctica? Explore a behind-the-scenes look at the winter life on the icy continent. In their latest blog post, the 45th overwintering team at the Neumayer Station shares their experiences and insights, offering a rare glimpse into the challenges and wonders of polar living. Read more!
Are you an adventurer who has always wanted to work in unusual places? Then the Alfred Wegener Institute might just be the right place for you! One of the employees at the Neumayer Station summed it up very well in his answer to the question: “What brought me here”: