The CYANACTALP project has completed its final #Arctic field campaign.
How does climate-driven greening of lake shores affect #cyanobacteria? Research by Camilla Capelli #SUPSI, in collaboration with #INRS, hosted at the Italian research station #DirigibileItalia thanks to #SwissPolarInstitute.

The 2025 campaign by #IGG-CNR to measure CO2 fluxes in the tundra at the #DirigibileItalia base in #NyÅlesund, #Svalbard, aimed at understanding how photosynthesis and respiration are affected by climate change, has come to an end. Thanks to the Dirigibile Italia staff for their support.

VECNA_III is back in Svalbard! Dr Profeta, Prof. Russo, Dr Marinchel & Dr G. De Vincenzi are monitoring NIMS using traps, eDNA, hydrophones & cameras around Ny-Ålesund. 30 June–10 July. Thanks @dirigibileitalia! #Arctic #marinebiology #doorKnockerSpecies #eDNA

Are whales changing course? We’re heading back to the North Pole with the Sedna Project to understand how climate change is affecting the fin whale’s migration and feeding behavior in the Arctic. ❄️

#iascnr #unisapienza #dirigibileitalia #polarecology
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ore 0.24 del 24 maggio 1928

il Dirigibile Italia sorvola il Polo Nord
a bordo erano presenti 16 persone e la cagnolina Titina

#24maggio1928

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🔬❄️ We’re live! The CNR Arctic Station “Dirigibile Italia” has landed on Bluesky. From Svalbard, we’ll share stories of Italian science in the heart of the Arctic. Follow us! #CNR #DirigibileItalia #ArcticResearch #PolarScience #ClimateChange @cnr-isp.bsky.social

Photo by Simonetta Montaguti