Tag: research

Ancient Arctic Gene Variants May Increase The Risk of Modern Diseases Among Greenlanders

Oil Technology to Combat Sea Urchin Barrens in Northern Norway

Leading Innovation Hubs From Four Arctic Countries Gather in Northern Norway

US Focus on China Could Reshape Norway’s Arctic Security Role

Rising Frequency and Duration of Marine Heatwaves Around Svalbard

New Film Series Shows How Seabirds Can Reveal Changes in Arctic Ecosystems

The Arctic Ocean 2050 Expedition has Reached its Westernmost Point

The Edible Crab Keeps Moving Northwards

Wet and Cold July in Northern Norway, but Svalbard Sets New Heat Record

First Arctic Ocean 2050 Expedition at the North Pole: Strikingly Little Ice

UiT Seeks to Host Polar Year Hub

Shipwreck Found in Svalbard - Could Originate From 18th Century Russia

Permafrost Is Thawing in Svalbard, Posing a Risk to Cultural Heritage and New Buildings

Few Combine Commercial Fishing and Tourist Fishing

Research Shows That Noise From Andøya Space Does Not Affect Fishing Grounds

Research and Tourism in Svalbard Are Closely Interconnected, Say Researchers

New Research Develops Method to Predict Where Kelp Forests Grow

New Project to Map Environmental Impact From Tourism Using Satellite Images

Russia Still Benefits From Stability in the North, Says Researcher

Optimism and Regional Pride Far Beyond the Football Field

Alexandra Has Cracked the Code on Science Diplomacy

Thousands of Alien Species Could Invade the Arctic - Norway at Risk

Arctic Warming Makes Weather in the North Last Longer

The Amount of Fish in the Sea Has Halved

Crab on the Menu: Climate Change Could Make Local Food Available in Svalbard

Svalbard Polar Bears Has Better Body Condition Now Than 25 Years Ago

Surprising Perceptions of Climate in the Canadian Arctic

Greenland to Cooperate With Japanese Peace Foundation – Aims to Become an Arctic Hub for Peace

Artifical Kelp Forests Have Major Impact

Whispers in the Wind: Aerosols as the Arctic’s Urgent, Unseen Ally

The Norwegian State Budget: Major Investments in Svalbard

Politicians Plant Disdain For Science in Their Voters

Believes the Arctic Council Will Survive

Managing Cruise Volume at Nordic Cruise Destinations

Trump Administration’s Securitization of Arctic Affairs and Its Implications for U.S. Federally Funded Research

Arctic Ocean Expedition 2025 Has Reached the North Pole

Knowledge Needs for Navigating the Central Arctic Ocean

Statsraad Lehmkuhl Had to Cancel Northwest Passage Voyage

Statsraad Lehmkuhl Has Set Course for the Northwest Passage

Researcher Anka Ryall Highlights Female Voices in the Norwegian Polar History

Arctic Security Researcher Troy Bouffard Strives for Real-World Relevance in His Work

The Geopolitical Development in the Arctic Reflects the World Order, Says Researcher

The US Steps Back From Arctic Science, Paves Way for China

Need for a Canadian-European Security Consensus, Says Researcher

New Research Shows Svalbard Glacier Has Survived Warmer Past

Glaciers are withdrawing across the globe. Since 2000, glaciers have lost between 2 and 39% of their ice regionally and about 5% globally. By using warmer periods in the past as a reference, new research shows that some glaciers could survive warmer conditions given the right settings.

New Survey Unveils the Paradox of the Canadian North

“Before You Can Act, You Must Feel”

Art-based research can help us value nature in new ways

"Norway is a Superpower in the Arctic"

When the Snowy Owl Rescued the Reindeer