Berth Support to Antarctica through BAS
YPASM formerly introduced Berth Support to Antarctica through British Antarctic Survey (BAS) to encourage Malaysian researchers to conduct their research activities in Antarctica through a MoU signed between YPASM and BAS over the period 2014-2019 and 2019-2024. Under the latest MoU (2024-2029), the Berth Support to BAS Research Stations in Antarctica are no longer offered under the annual Call for Proposals.
YPASM Berth Support to Antarctica Recipients 2021/2022
YPASM Berth Support to Antarctica Recipients 2019/2020
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Implications of Isoprene and other NonMethane from Marine Sources on Ozone Formation over the Signy Station, Antarctica
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Molecular Evaluation of Biogeography and Functional Redundancy Theory in Antarctic rhizosphere Prokaryotic Communities
YPASM Berth Support to Antarctica Recipients 2016/2017
YPASM Berth Support to Antarctica Recipients 2015/2016
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Application of Response Surface Methodology (RSM) for Optimising PhenolDegrading Parameters by Phenol-Degrading Bacteria from Newly ExposedFuel Contaminated Sites Due to Climate Change in Rothera Station, Antarctica
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Effects of Environmental Variability and Regional Change on the Diversity and Survival of Microorganisms in the Antarctic
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An Investigation of the Effects of Decadal Scale Environmental Change on the Diversity of Terrestrial Algae and Other Microflora on Signy Island, Antarctica
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Effects of Environmental Variability and Regional Change on the Diversity and Survival of Microorganisms in the Antarctic
YPASM Berth Support to Antarctica Recipients 2014/2015
YPASM Berth Support to Antarctica Recipients 2013/2014
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Biomarkers of Polar and Lower LatitudeMicrobes in Relation to Heavy Metal Stress
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Soil MicotaDiversity from the Maritime Antarctic and Secondary Metabolites as an Extreme Environment Adaptation
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The Relationships Between Penguins’ Diet and Gut Microflora and the Influences to their Habitat
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Relationship Between Changes in Temperature and Secretion of Secondary Metabolites in Cold-environment Soil Fung