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Dr. Kathryn A. Donnelly

By Athena Copenhaver | 7 June 2023
Kate Donnelly.

Research Coordinator, Fram Centre, Norway – Marine biologist currently coordinating Arctic research for FRAM – The High North Research Center for Climate and the Environment (Norway).

 

Affiliation: Fram Centre, Norway

Role(s):

  • Advisory Committee

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