Applications open for the world’s most remote jobs – with all expenses paid
The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is hiring carpenters, chefs, electricians and plumbers to take remote work all the way to the seventh continent. A world leader in polar research and operations, ...
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Now that's a COOL job! Chefs, plumbers, and electricians could get paid over £50,000 to work in Antarctica - so, could you live in an area where it's dark for 24 hours a day?
The new recruits will be tasked with maintaining the BAS' five research stations spread over Antarctica. However, these jobs certainly aren't for the faint-hearted. Residents at the Antarctic ...
Antarctic engineers p-p-p-pick up a new team member
An engineer working thousands of miles from home in Antarctica has befriended one of the locals – and has named his new ...
At an Antarctic Research Base, Football Is a Tether to Home
Research scientists in remote locations need to get creative in order to follow their favorite teams, even when they don’t ...
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Chefs, plumbers, and electricians recruited to work at the South Pole
The new recruits will be tasked with maintaining the BAS' five research stations spread over Antarctica. However, these jobs certainly aren't for the faint-hearted. Residents at the Antarctic research ...
Antarctica scientists warn 'nowhere on Earth is untouched' after shocking discovery
Study leader Dr Kirstie Jones-Williams, a PhD student working with British Antarctic Survey (BAS), said the findings ...
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Estonian scientist in his sixth year heading up an Antarctic research base
More than 40 Estonians have conducted scientific research in Antarctica throughout history. This year, two Estonian ...
Antarctic research has long been hamstrung by reliance on one icebreaker and sporadic funding. That might be about to change
A parliamentary report has called on for a second icebreaking vessel and more reliable funding for Antarctic research.
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Want to earn £50k & not have to spend a PENNY? You’ll need to move to one of the most extreme places on Earth first
British Antarctic Survey (BAS) is looking for new employees to work at its research stations on the icy continent. Carpenters, chefs, electricians, plumbers, boating officers, plant operators and ...