Scientists from Brazil, Czech Republic, and Norway establish a unique laboratory in the Arctic Ocean to research the impact of climate change on region's ecosystem.
Participants of the 3rd National Arctic Scientific Research Expedition work under the auspices of the Turkish Ministry of Industry and Technology and under the coordination of TUBİTAK MAM Polar Research Institute. / Photo: AA
Burcu Ozsoy, the coordinator of the scientific expedition, said:"The inclusion of foreign scientists in our Arctic expedition holds immense value for us. In such an isolated environment, international collaboration brings significant strength to our research efforts." In the spirit of international bilateral cooperation, scientists from Brazil, the Czech Republic, and Norway established a unique laboratory in the Arctic Ocean, where they conducted research aimed at understanding the impact of climate change on the region's ecosystem, fish, and phytoplankton.
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