Arctic Centre at Umeå University (Arcum)

I coordinate the activities of the Arctic Graduate School and other Arctic education activities. My academic backgrounds are Cognitive Science, Computer Science and Psychology.

In my PhD project, I am addressing the importance of sensory curiosity in the exploration of unfamiliar foods, to contribute to the urgent transition to a resilient food system in the Swedish Arctic.

I am a PhD student in linguistics specializing in language policy and planning related to the national minority language Meänkieli.

Project Coordinator for the Climate Impacts Research Centre (CIRC).

At the Arctic Centre, I work on research strategic matters, and I am part of the research group Lávvuo – research and education for Sámi health at the Department of Epidemiology and Global Health

PhD Student in linguistics with focus on language policy and planning regarding the Sámi languages.

I became PhD in 2006 and associate professor in 2011. I have since worked at the Department of Geography in a number of research projects but also with teaching and pedagogical issues.

PhD student in History and Education.

My research concerns media, journalism and sustainability, with a focus on media discourses about the so-called green reindustrialisation and societal transition of the Swedish North.

Language Consultant, Communications Officer, and Web Editor at Arctic Centre. Among other things, I am responsible for the external communication on social media, in newsletters, and on our website.

My PhD project looks at the health effects of cold exposure in arctic climates with a focus on a sustainable working life. The project is part of the Arctic research school.

Director of Communications at the Arctic Centre and research communications officer at the department of geography.