News from the Arctic Centre

On April 27, 2024, Skogsungdomarna organised a forest history excursion in Kulbäcksliden for their members.

A new project will explore the science of climate change through art.

Umeå community collaborate in green transition issues to achieve the goal of climate neutrality by 2030.

ESWW brings scientists and the space industry together as it takes place in Sweden for the first time.

For the second year in a row, a Umeå University researcher is a finalist for the Frontiers Planet Prize.

Keith Larson at the Arctic Centre is the 2024 recipient of the Iwan Bolin Prize.

A new project will explore the dynamics of workforce integration in Sweden's Arctic tourism sector.

A new thesis critically examines "Arctification" and its ambiguous role in regional development.

Pär Byström wants to develop one of the world's leading centers for climate research in the Arctic.

Associate professor Gerd Pettersson went to Norway to participate at a conference on pedagogy,

Doctoral student Maria Camila Urrea went on a scouting trip to sample several Northern mine-impacted lakes.

Magnus Zingmark participated at a research conference in Östersund to present two projects.

Read about Skogsungdomarna – a meeting place for young people interested in forests in Västerbotten.

The Arctic Graduate School with a focus on Sustainable Development delve into workplace conditions and health.

Doctoral student Hilde Weiser went to Italy to present her Doctoral project and host a workshop.