News from the Arctic Centre

Climate change is expected to have far-reaching implications for livelihoods, infrastructure and environment.

Future Forests shared German forestry insights at a Christmas mingle, inspiring forest enthusiasts.

The scientists take viewers on a journey below Rosfjordsvatnet's icecovered surface.

Doctoral student Madelen Johansson held her mid seminar where she presented her dissertation on Israel Ruong.

The new research bill designates Arctic and Polar research as a strategic national priority.

More than 70 million SEK for Arctic research in 2024.

Arctic climate, tourism, and Sami research for sustainability were presented to the Swiss embassy.

Peter Sköld appointed Chair of the European Polar Board.

Arctic study trip to Kiruna offers doctoral students key insights and networking opportunities

Björn Norlin and Anna-Lill Drugge were granted funding for their project within teacher education.

Researchers awarded a prize by a Norwegian journal for their study on sexual violence against Sámi women

Swedish Centre for the Arctic and Antarctic strengthens Swedish research and education in the Polar regions.

Doctoral student Rebecca Tapper presented her research project ArctiHealth at her mid seminar.

Nord University became a sixth member of the Arctic Five alliance, making the alliance into The Arctic Six.

Björn Norlin and Mati Keynes from Department of Education participated at the Arctic Circle Assembly.