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"The lecture explores how the language we use when talking about outer space is shaped by three key factors"

Irene Bordignon, visiting PhD student, is interested in climate change with a particular focus on the Arctic.

PhD student Ekaterina Zmyvalova participated in a session on Child Rights at Lund University.

On 10 November, recently appointed recognised and distinguished teachers were celebrated with a ceremony.

Plain language means writing clearly, concisely, organised, and appropriate for the intended audience.

"The Arctic has moved into our consciousness as a central part of the Earth's machinery."

Arctic Centre Funding – Read about Paulette van der Voet and her funded trip to Tromsø.

Around 30 researchers working with Sámi related topics discussed the development of the NorrSam-network.

Speculative fiction can inspire initiative and action on existing climate challenges.

Professor Jeanette Littlemore, the University of Birmingham, is visiting the Department of Language Studies.

A smorgasbord for those interested in the northern part of Scandinavia.

"The way we ask questions in humanities contributes to the medical perspective."

Exchange student Sarah McGregor has a special interest in the revitalization of indigenous language.

Eleven authors have contributed to the anthology. Berit Åström, associate professor, is one of the editors.

The books have a common theme: convincing the reader that mothers cannot raise boys to men.