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UMA takes part in projects using the potential in the culture and creative sectors for climate actions.

During the unusually dry year of 2018, Sweden was hit by numerous forest fires.

A new method for measuring efficiency losses gives a breakthrough in the development of new light sources.

A new major study shows that the effects of climate change could be stronger than previously thought.

The number of applicants to Umeå University increased by 5.3 per cent for autumn semester studies 2024.

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

The study supports the use of ciprofloxacin and identifies the need for more knowledge about the disease.

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

Hanna Devinney defends their thesis on biased AI on 18 April 2024.

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In March 2024, TFE in collaboration with Umeå kommun hosted the partner meeting of HYBES project.

Project proposals can be submitted until May 27th and an information session is available April 29th.

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.