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ESA's new Research scientist, medical doctor Alexander Kumar has an extensive experience in the North including in Iqaluit and he has also worked in India, Israel, Shetland and Sri Lanka. Alex has completed several expeditions including through East Africa and the Peruvian Amazon and has travelled extensively. The photo here is taken by and in memory of Arctic Physician, Dr Paul Eisenbarth.