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If you are interested in positions not advertised at the moment, please register your interest at info[at}soos.aq

Open calls:
WAPSA RWG: Call for new Leadership Team Members
SOOS DMSC: Call for new Members

WAPSA RWG: Call for new Leadership Team Members

The Southern Ocean Observing System (SOOS) invite nominations, including self-nominations, of interested individuals to serve on the leadership team of the West Antarctic Peninsula and Scotia Arc (WAPSA) Regional Working Group (RWG). The Leadership Group drives the activities and strategic oversight of the working group, and should where possible, include a representative from each of the main nations working in the region, and diversity in gender, expertise and career level. For full Terms of Participation of the Leadership Group, please see here. Leadership member terms are for 4-years with a second term possible.

The aim of the working group is to facilitate coordinated and standardized observational studies of major physical, chemical and biological variables including their drivers and interactions (regional and circumpolar). By actively engaging in international projects that contribute to the Southern Ocean Observing System, the working group seeks to enhance the quality of scientific output and strengthen the awareness of the relevance of research in the WAPSA sector of the Southern Ocean. Furthermore, the group's collaborative efforts foster international and interdisciplinary visibility and networking, providing researchers with valuable opportunities for knowledge exchange and partnerships.

The WAPSA RWG is currently led by Juan Höfer (Chile) and Carlos Moffat (USA). If you are interested to nominate for the Leadership Group, please email your CV and a Letter of Interest to info@soos.aq until the 31st October 2026.

SOOS DMSC: Call for new Members

The SOOS Data Management Sub-Committee (DMSC) is inviting nominations of individuals, who have a professional data management expertise and who are affiliated with (inter)national data centres, networks and/or scientific data programmes. We particularly encourage applications from candidates of traditionally underrepresented groups. Click the button below to nominate yourself or someone you know, who wants to: 

  • Be part of an international community of data professionals with a special interest in Southern Ocean data systems
  • Contribute to the unique pool of expertise
  • Share knowledge, network and discuss challenges related to managing data, developing data systems or adopting the principles of FAIR and open data

Last modified 22/September/2026/JB