UArctic member Dartmouth College is hosting a webinar called "Small Iceland: Reflections on independence and interdependence, nationalism and globalization" on November 8.

The Arctic Research Consortium of the U.S. (ARCUS) announces the availability of community meeting space at the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU), to be held 12-16 December 2022 in Chicago, Illinois.

A process has started to connect scientists, engineers, writers, economists and politicians with the indigenous rightsholders in Greenland to discuss active conservation of the Greenland ice sheet. In their meetings in Reykjavik they have agreed that research on topic is urgently needed.

Thanks to a private donation to UArctic, Alexandre Delangle got to spend three intensive days in Reykjavík expanding his networks and knowledge. He joined the 2022 Arctic Circle Assembly as one of the My Northern Project participants, pitching his research topic in less than five minutes in the science popularization contest.

UArctic, in collaboration with the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science (DAFHES) organized a Caucus meeting on October 25 at the Polarsekretariat in Copenhagen.

The University of the Arctic is pleased to announce the sixth session of "Meet UArctic", our online update and Q&A meeting for members. The session will take place on November 17, 16:30 UTC.

Welcome to the University of Bergen, 8–9 May 2023! The preliminary conference programme is available here.

The latest PEEX Arctic-Boreal Hub Newsletter is available.

UArctic Research Chair, Professor Jeff Welker, PhD student Tamara Hultunen and colleagues have discovered the potential mechanism behind the surprising increase in High Arctic Svalbard Reindeer populations published recently in Global Change Biology.

UArctic Chairs gathered in their first joint meeting at the University of Iceland in Reykjavik on October 12, 2022, in connection with the Arctic Circle Assembly.

On October 14, Marius Jonassen and Hanne H. Christiansen became the second recipients of the Frederik Paulsen Arctic Academic Action Award (FP Award). The award is a high-level recognition and a 100,000-euro grant given to a project that transforms knowledge into action, addressing the impacts of climate change in the Arctic.

Read about the activities of the Danish funded project "Creating Connections in the Arctic Educational Science Community" (ConnectED).

Prof. Jan Borm, UArctic Chair in Arctic Humanities, has translated the chapter dedicated to the Faroe Islands in Xavier Marmier’s official account of the French "La Recherche" expedition into English.

Anchorage Museum organizes an exhibition "Protection: Adaptation and Resistance" from Oct. 21, 2022 — March 5, 2023.  

Frontiers Research Foundation has launched the Planet prize to recognize and reward exceptional scientists.