News from the Arctic Centre

Plant roots stimulate microbial decomposition and increases greenhouse gas emission from thawing permafrost.

Peter Sköld, director, gives an update on the current situation of Arcum and Arctic science under COVID-19.

Stream restauration projects planned at the landscape scale leads to the best results.

Peter Sköld, director of Arcum, participated as a panelist in a virtual conference on COVID-19 in the Arctic.

Researchers have mapped environmental factors leading to whitefish dividing into different "sibling species".

150,000 diligently working bees and their queens Vilhelmina, Dorotea and Fredrika make up Campus Bigården.

This semester's call for Arcum strategic funds is now over.

On the 15th of April the IASSA council released a statement on COVID-19 in the Arctic.

Nature Communcations: Absence of earthworms can explain why Arctic plants are starving for nitrogen.

Collaboration in indigenous research between Sweden and Australia in a newly published article.

Read about what Arcum's strategic funds have made possible in three new reports submitted during March 2020.

For yet another three years Arcums director will be the chairman of UArctic

A new book on Arctic security issues has now been released.

Umeå Arctic Seminar in March featured discussions on collaboration with locals and indigenous peoples.

With remote analysis techniques, researchers gain better understanding of tundra regions becoming greener.