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First Name	Last Name	Email
Peter	Michael	pjm@utulsa.edu	Organization: The University of Tulsa Department: Department of Geosciences Title: McMan Professor of Geosciences Specialties: igneous petrology, marine geology, marine geochemistry Current Research: seafloor spreading and crustal generation and hydrothermal activity along Gakkel ridge; mantle geochemistry beneath the Arctic
Gary	Michaelson	pngjm@uaa.alaska.edu	Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: Palmer Research Center - Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Specialties: soil science, soil chemistry, organic geochemistry
Yves	Michaud	yves.michaud@canada.ca	Organization: Natural Resources Canada Department: Geological Survey of Canada Title: Geoscience Manager Specialties: permafrost, periglacial environment, frost heaving, Groundwater mapping and characterization Current Research: Groundwater Geoscience Program Permafrost dynamics
Anders	Michelsen	andersm@bi.ku.dk	Organization: National History Museum, University of Copenhagen Department: Botanical Institute Specialties: plant ecology, ecology, stable isotopes Current Research: Nutrient and carbon cycling.Climate change.Long-term experimental manipulations.Mycorrhiza and plant nutrition.Plant-microbe interactions.
Neal	Michelutti	michelut@biology.queensu.ca	Organization: University of Toronto Department: Department of Geology Specialties: paleolimnology, paleoclimatology, global change Current Research: Paleolimnological techniques to assessing environmental changeVictoria Is, Cornwallis Is, Axel Heiberg Is, Ellesmere Island
David	Mickelson	davem@geology.wisc.edu	Organization: University of Wisconsin-Madison Department: Department of Geology and Geophysics Specialties: glacial geomorphology, geomorphology, environmental geology Current Research: Modern glacier process.Drumlin formation.Glacial history.
Mathias	Middelboe	mmiddelboe@bio.ku.dk	Organization: National History Museum, University of Copenhagen Department: Marine Biological Section Title: Professor Specialties: aquatic microbiology, aquatic ecology, biodiversity, marine viral ecology Current Research: Studies of microbial ecology and carbon turnover in the water column.Projects in the North Water (NOW) Polynya, the Greenland Sea and North East Greenland Fjords (Young Sound)
Alexandra	Middleton	alexandra.middleton@oulu.fi	Organization: University of Oulu Department: Oulu Business School Title: Assistant Professor Specialties: sustainable business in the Arctic, Arctic investments, smart specialization in the Arctic Current Research: “Business Index North” project that focuses on the sustainable business development in the Arctic regions.
Juergen	Mienert	juergen.mienert@ibg.uit.no	Organization: UiT: The Arctic University of Norway Department: Department of Geology Title: Professor Specialties: marine geology, marine geophysics, climate change Current Research: Gas hydrates and global climate change.East Greenland deep-sea channel response to climate change.Slope instability of continental margins.
Maarit	Miettinen	maarit.miettinen@joensuu.fi	Organization: University of Eastern Finland Department: Department of Education Title: Licentiate of Education, researcher Specialties: education, cultural anthropology, sociology Current Research: Multicultural education in North-Carelia, Finland.
Gaute	Mikalsen	gautem@ibg.uit.no	Organization: UiT: The Arctic University of Norway Department: Department of Geology Specialties: paleoceanography, fjord/shelf oceanography, paleoclimatology
Oystein	Mikelborg	mikelborg@npolar.no	Organization: Norwegian Polar Institute Department: Operations and Logistics Department Specialties: logistics
Peter Schmidt	Mikkelsen	pemi@natur.gl	Organization: Isaaffik Arctic Gateway Title: Lead Coordinator Specialties: human settlements, history Current Research: Newer cultural history of Northeast Greenland.The trappers period of 1908-1960.Preservation of old trappers huts in Northeast Greenland.World War 2 activities in Northeast Greenland.
Naja	Mikkelsen	nm@geus.dk	Organization: Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland Department: Department of Paleoclimate and Glaciology Specialties: marine geology, paleoclimatology, quaternary geology Current Research: Paleoclimatic and paleoceanographic studies of arctic marine sediments.History of the Norse settlement in Greenland (900-1500 AD) as evidenced by high-resolution studies of marine and terrestrial deposits.Greenland Arctic Ocean Shelf Project (GRASP).Periglacial studies in the NE Greenland.
Kauri	Mikkola	kauri.mikkola@helsinki.fi	Organization: University of Helsinki Department: Zoological Museum Title: Professor Specialties: zoology, entomology Current Research: Entomology and lepidopterology.Holarctic Lepidoptera.Relationships of Eurasian and North American butterflies and moths.
David	Milburn		Organization: Government of Canada Department: Indian Affairs and Northern Development Title: Manager, Water Resources Division Specialties: hydrology, stream ecology Current Research: Under-ice sediment transport.Chemistry of sediments.River-ice breakup.Ecosystem indicators.
Martin	Miles	martin.miles@colorado.edu	Organization: University of Colorado Boulder Title: Research Leader Specialties: climatology, sea ice, remote sensing Current Research: Arctic climate change.North Atlantic climate variability.Arctic sea ice variability.
Anne	Millbrooke	nfam@uaf.edu	Organization: University of Alaska Fairbanks Department: History Department - Northwest Campus Title: Historian Specialties: history, history of polar research, history of science Current Research: History of exploration.History of polar aviation.Russian flights.
Laura	Miller	millll@email.uc.edu	Organization: University of Cincinnati Department: Department of Geography Title: Graduate Student Specialties: cryosphere, global change, heat transfer Current Research: Variability of the active layer in Northern Alaska.Effects of soil moisture content in relation to active layer depth.
Susanne	Miller	susanne_miller@fws.gov	Organization: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Department: Marine Mammals Management Office Title: Wildlife Biologist, Polar Bears Specialties: bears, wildlife management
Lisa	Miller	lisa.miller@dfo-mpo.gc.ca	Organization: Institute of Ocean Sciences (Fisheries and Oceans Canada) Department: Centre for Ocean Climate Chemistry Title: Research Scientist Specialties: chemical oceanography, biogeochemistry, CO2 chemistry, sea ice
Elizabeth	Miller	elmiller@stanford.edu	Organization: Stanford University Department: Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences Specialties: geology, geochemistry, geochronology Current Research: Geology and Tectonics of Alaska.Formation of the Amerasian BasinArctic Alaska, Bering Strait Region: Offshore geology and basin evolutionChukchi, Bering and Siberian shelvesGeology and tectonics of Arctic RussiaThe tectonic and magmatic history of the North Pacific margin, Alaska and Russia
Frank	Miller	frank.miller@ec.gc.ca	Organization: Environment and Climate Change Canada Department: Canadian Wildlife Service Title: Research Scientist Emeritus Specialties: caribou, wildlife, ecology Current Research: The conservation and management of Peary caribou in the canadian High Arcrtic. Also, the dynamics of caribou, muskox and wolf populations on those Canadian High Arctic Islands.
Scott	Miller	scott_miller@nps.gov	Organization: U.S. National Park Service Department: Arctic and Central Alaska Inventory and Monitoring Networks Title: Data Manager Specialties: information systems/technology, data management, geographic information systems
Pamela	Miller	pam@northern.org	Organization: Northern Alaska Environmental Center Title: Arctic Coordinator Specialties: environmental policy, oil and gas development, wildlife Current Research: Cumulative environmental impacts of North Slope Alaska oil and gas development. Protection of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Special areas in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska (Teshekpuk Lake, Utukok Uplands, etc.). Oil and gas impacts, especially Arctic Alaska and Beaufort Sea. National Wildlife Refuge management.