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UNLEASH Europe is coming to Copenhagen in June 2026.

Bringing together 200 young changemakers from across Europe, the Innovation Lab will tackle some of the continent’s most urgent challenges in the built environment:

from circular construction and equitable housing to civic engagement and rapidly changing Arctic conditions.

In partnership with BLOXHUB and leading Nordic and European actors, UNLEASH Europe will spark bold ideas for a just and green future.

Read more here: UNLEASH Europe - UNLEASH

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PhD Fellowship in indigenous Rights and the Green Transition in the Arctic

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PhD Fellowship in indigenous Rights and the Green Transition in the Arctic

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The Department of Social Sciences and Business (ISE), Roskilde University, invites applications for a position as PhD fellow as part of the Danish Research Council 4-year interdisciplinary project “A Just Transition: Indigenous Free, Prior and Informed Consent and the Green Transition in the Arctic (AJUST)” led by Associate Professor of law Miriam Bak McKenna (principal investigator).

The position as PhD is limited to a period of 3 years, starting from September 1st, 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter.

Read more here: Talentech - PhD Fellowship in Indigenous Rights and the Green Transition in the Arctic

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PhD Fellowship in Indigenous Rights and the Green Transition in the Arctic

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The Department of Social Sciences and Business (ISE), Roskilde University, invites applications for a position as PhD fellow as part of the Danish Research Coun

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NKA scientific permitting and fieldwork in 2026

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📢 Attention Researchers & Expedition Leaders: 2026 Field Season Update

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📢 Attention Researchers & Expedition Leaders: 2026 Field Season Update

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Planning your fieldwork or cruise expedition in Greenland for 2026?

Nunatta Katersugaasivia Allagaateqarfialu (The Greenland National Museum & Archives) has released essential updates regarding permitting and resources!

To ensure a smooth season and stay in compliance with Greenlandic heritage laws, please take note of the following:

🏛️ NKA Permitting and Advisory

The NKA is the sole authority responsible for approving and supervising activities in the following areas:

Archaeology

Ancient Human Remains

Ancient Faunal Remains

Ancient Genetics

Paleontology

Collection of fossils and sub-fossils

Meteorites

📅 Key Deadline: 1 May 2026

All fieldwork in the areas above requires a General Scientific Research Permit (GSR-1).

You must apply using the NKAGSA-1 application form.

Important: Applications must be submitted no later than May 1, 2026 to be processed for the upcoming season.

🚢 New Resources for Expedition Ships

Are you an archaeologist or researcher working onboard a cruise or expedition vessel? NKA has launched dedicated online cruise ship resources. These are designed to help scientists and staff:

Access accurate data on Greenland’s cultural heritage.

Follow best practices for shore excursions in remote/protected areas.

Properly report any archaeological findings or damage to ancient remains made during landings.

🔗 Stay Informed & Apply Early

Find all application forms and resource guides here:

👉 NKA Applications & Forms

👉 Expedition & Cruise Ship Resources

Let’s work together to protect Greenland’s heritage while advancing Arctic science. 🇬🇱❄️

Nunatta Katersugaasivia Allagaateqarfialu - Greenland National Museum & Archives

nka.gl / nka@natmus.gl

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Arctic Hub Connect is an interactive, online workshop bringing together researchers, practitioners, and stakeholders working with and in Greenland. Building on the strong experiences from previous years, Arctic Hub Connect 2026 continues to create space for dialogue, reflection, and new connections across disciplines, institutions, and countries.

Date: Thursday, March 5 – 10:00-13.00 am (UTC-2/West Greenlandic Time)

Read more here: https://arctichub.gl/activities/arctic-hub-connect-2026/

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Researcher in Greenland? Let’s connect on Thursday, March 5, 2026!

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This is an annual webinar hosted by Arctic Circle Business and Qeqqata Municipality to update the Arctic research and testing communities about what is happening in and around Kangerlussuaq.

It places particular emphasis on how these upcoming changes could impact science and testing in the area.

Kangerlussuaq Science Workshop is held annually on the last Tuesday of January, from 12:00 to 14:00 (Greenland time).

Read more here:

Kangerlussuaq Science Workshop - Science Services

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Illu Science and Art Hub kaffemimmut aamma Kalaallit Nunaanni peqqinnissaq pillugu saqqummiussamut qaaqqusivoq

Ulloq: sapaat, januarip 11-at

Nal.: 13 – 16

Sumiiffik: Illu, Illumiut aqq. 18, 3952 Ilulissat

Paasisaqarnerugit uani: climatenarratives.w.uib.no

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Illu Science and Art Hub inviterer til kaffemik og oplæg om sundhed i Kalaallit Nunaat

Dato: søndag d. 11. januar

Kl.: 13 - 16

Hvor: Illu, Illumiut aqq. 18, 3952 Ilulissat

Læs mere på: climatenarratives.w.uib.no

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Be a part of the journey

Are you interested in being a youth participant on an SOI expedition? Our expedition programs create global youth leaders through transformative, experiential opportunities. We join together diverse youth (ages 14 to 35) and educators to create rich, immersive learning environments that encourage action towards a better future for our planet.

Read more here:

Application Process-Youth - SOI Foundation

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Application Process-Youth - SOI Foundation

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The SOI Foundation inspires and empowers leadership for a sustainable future by connecting youth to nature, and to the knowledge, people, and resources to make a difference.

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Hvad er god borgerinddragelse i projekter om råstoffer, energi og naturbevaring?

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Hvad er god borgerinddragelse i projekter om råstoffer, energi og naturbevaring?

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Invitation til workshop

Dato 21. oktober

Kl. 15 - 17

Venue Ilisimatusarfik, lokale 8 & 9

Læs mere på linket her:

Hvad er god borgerinddragelse i projekter om råstoffer, energi og naturbevaring? - Ilisimatusarfik

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Hvad er god borgerinddragelse i projekter om råstoffer, energi og naturbevaring? - Ilisimatusarfik

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Formålet med denne workshop at tale om, hvad god borgerinddragelse er. Det sker med baggrund i resultater fra et forskningsprojekt og forslag til anbefalinger om god inddragelse. Deltagerne får mulighed for at dele deres egne erfaringer og holdninger til, hvad der kendetegner god inddragelse, og at kommentere forslagene til anbefalinger.

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Mapping the Arctic seabed from space: Supporting safer maritime operations in Greenland

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Mapping the Arctic seabed from space: Supporting safer maritime operations in Greenland

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GR:

Suliniummi nutaami siunertaavoq imaani itisuumi angallanneqarsinnaalernissaq

Saqqummiussineq aammalu workshoppi septembarip 10-ani nal. 09:30 – 12:00, Pinngortitaleriffik, Nuuk

EN:

New project aims at making shallow waters navigable

Presentation and workshop on 10 September at the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources in Nuuk from 9.30 AM - 12 PM.

DK:

Nyt projekt fokuserer på at gøre lavvandede områder sejlbare

Præsentation og workshop d. 10. september kl. 09:30–12:00, Grønlands Naturinstitut, Nuuk.

A new project will develop methods to map bathymetry and provide more precise tidal information on a local scale along the west coast of Greenland. With this data at hand, maritime actors will have a greatly improved basis for operating in the many uncharted coastal areas.

The project is being implemented by DHI, DTU and GNIR. An important part of the project is to facilitate an open dialogue with stakeholders to ensure that the end solutions are usable and helpful to the stakeholders.

The project group would therefore like to invite you to join an open meeting at the Institute of Natural Resources on 10 September from 09:30-12:00. At the meeting, you will hear more about the project, and you will have the opportunity to contribute with your knowledge and ideas on how the new information can create the most value for Greenland and marine actors in Greenland.

We hope to see you!

Link to DHI blog post with detailed description of the project:

Mapping the Arctic seabed from space: Supporting safer maritime operations in Greenland | DHI Reservoir - Drops of knowledge

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Kalaallit Nunaat Caves and Climate Outreach (Project KINDLE)

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Kalaallit Nunaat Caves and Climate Outreach (Project KINDLE)

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After the success of the four expeditions in 2015, 2018, 2019, and 2023, each involving first-time exploration and documentation of several caves, the Greenland Caves Project will hold a one-month residency in Ilulissat, Greenland. From 9th August to 8th September, 2025, members of the Greenland Caves Project will be residing at the ILLU Science and Art Hub and working in partnership with the Climate Narratives project. We are extremely grateful for this opportunity and are looking forward to building relationships and sharing our experiences.

Read more here:

KINDLE 2025

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Both the Antarctic and Arctic have been impacted by climate change, with temperatures rising twice as fast as in other regions. Such changes can have a substantial impact on polar ecosystems, altering species interactions and distributions.

Since moss and their microorganisms play an essential role in nutrient cycling in the Arctic and Antarctic, examining these organisms and surrounding substrate is a key goal to help predict how climate change will affect polar ecosystems. Amy is excited to collect moss samples from three Greenlandic research stations: Arctic Station, Kobbefjord Research Station, and Narsaq International Research Station.

In addition to Greenland, Amy and colleagues are also collecting Artic moss samples from Iceland, the Faroe Islands, and Melville Island in Canada’s High Artic. In the Antarctic Amy will be collecting samples from the Falkland Islands, multiple locations on the Antarctic Peninsula, and South Georgia Island.

Since these sites cover a range of climatic conditions, this research can be used to infer how climate change could influence the moss microbiome and in turn nitrogen fixation in polar regions.

Amy’s Bio

Amy Heim is a Canadian plant community ecologist who loves working with plants in extreme environments. She is fascinated by the different adaptions vascular plants, mosses, and lichens have developed to persist under extreme temperatures, drought, and soil conditions. Amy was awarded a Banting Fellowship for her current postdoc position which is co-supervised by Dr. Isabelle Laforest-Lapointe at Université de Sherbrooke and Dr. Mélanie Jean at Université de Moncton.

Amy will be sharing pictures of her research on Instagram, and you can view details from her current and previous research on her website.

Instagram: @androstachys

Website: https://botanical-bytes-blog.lovable.app/

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Bridging Indigenous Knowledge & Scientific Knowledge workshop 

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Bridging Indigenous Knowledge & Scientific Knowledge workshop 

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How can young researchers learn about Indigenous knowledge to foster more inclusive collaborations?

The workshop will be held from 9:00-16:00, July 31st at Hans Egede Hotel.

Read more here:

Kalaallit Nunaat: Bridging Indigenous Knowledge and scientific knowledge - Arcticfrontiers.com

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From Norway to Greenland — From Tromsø to Sermersooq

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From Norway to Greenland — From Tromsø to Sermersooq

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Come to open ship & kaffemik on 4 august from 9:00 - 18:00 on Statsraad Lehmkuhl ship.

Read more here:

From Norway to Greenland — From Tromsø to Sermersooq - Arcticfrontiers.com

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Solving the Data Dilemma: Leveraging Cold Climates

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Solving the Data Dilemma: Leveraging Cold Climates

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Online Webinar, May 14th, 16:00-17:00 GMT / 12:00 - 13:00 EDT

The Arctic’s naturally cold climate and abundant renewable energy sources offer enticing opportunities for the efficient and sustainable operation data centres, which have seen a surge under the rapid development of AI technology.

Moderator: Arin Kaye - Research Leader at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI)

Dr. Alexandra Leeper - Co-Founder of Hringvarmi

Bjørn Rønning - CEO, Norwegian Data Center Industry

Albertína Elíasdóttir, Managing Director at the Association of Municipalities of Northeast Iceland (SSNE)

Dr. Alexandra Middleton, Postdoctoral Researcher and Fulbright Arctic Initiative Scholar (2024-2026)

Key Topics to Be Explored:

The practical and ecological benefits of Arctic-located data centres.

Balancing sustainability with the environmental and social impacts of Arctic industrialization.

The potential economic opportunities for Arctic communities and their associated risks.

The long-term implications of relying on the Arctic for global data needs.

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ARIA Forecasting Tipping Points Programme - information event

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ARIA Forecasting Tipping Points Programme - information event

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We are reaching out as the ARIA Forecasting Tipping Points Programme will be hosting an event from 13:00 - 17:00 on the 20th May at Katuak, Cultural Center, Nuuk.

At this event, we would like to share some detailed information (in addition to what we have on our website) on what the project teams focused on the Greenland Ice Sheet will be working on, and open this up for discussion and questions. We would also like to share information on future funding calls and how to apply.

Attend: Katuaq Event | Register Your Interest

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Backed by £81m, this programme aims to enhance our climate change response by developing an early warning system for tipping points.

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Learn form skilled leaders in the Arctic. How do we retain talented employess in the Arctic? How do we create leadership that makes sense – locally and with respect to the people?

Read more here: Conference 7 May – Arctic Philosophy Network

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Conference 7 May – Arctic Philosophy Network

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Ilisimatusarfik, University of Greenland, auditorium, Nuuk & Zoom

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A Greenlandic Health Conference

focused on advancing healthcare in the Arctic through new knowledge, collaborations, and technology.

Read more here:

https://conference.nunamed.org/sqrrw8/frontend/reg/thome.csp?pageID=253&eventID=2&CSPCHD=001004000000tsZXs9x1Lvta$ydYJ5q1djkSUfV4TsT3bB7bg5

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Webinar Announcement - Thaw Settlement Susceptibility Mapping for Roads on Permafrost

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Webinar Announcement - Thaw Settlement Susceptibility Mapping for Roads on Permafrost

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The Permafrost Discovery Gateway (PDG) announces their next monthly webinar series, titled Thaw Settlement Susceptibility Mapping for Roads on Permafrost. This webinar will take place 13 February 2025 at 9:00 a.m. AKST. The webinar series addresses using big geospatial data and remote sensing for community planning applications across permafrost regions.

Read more here: https://llk.dk/csm76h

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Webinar Announcement: Thaw Settlement Susceptibility Mapping for Roads on Permafrost

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Webinar AnnouncementThaw Settlement Susceptibility Mapping for Roads on Permafrost
Permafrost Discovery Gateway
13 February 2025
9:00 a.m. AKST

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Arctic Circle and Qeqqata Kommunia invites to Kangerlussuaq Science workshop on 28th of January 2025.

Read more here: Kangerlussuaq science Webinar 2025

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Today's challenges go beyond government deadlines, territorial disputes, or borders on a map. Addressing these global issues demands immediate collaborative efforts and swift decision-making. The impacts of climate change, the need for sustainable development, and geopolitical tensions are all deeply connected. We must dismantle the barriers between science, business, and policy. This will improve communication and cooperation and ensure that the Arctic can positively influence the world stage.

Read more here: 2025 Beyond Borders - Arcticfrontiers.com

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2025 Beyond Borders - Arcticfrontiers.com

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Over the course of two days, this event will focus on discussions surrounding energy, security, and the impact of cross-border business development,

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Conference on climate research, marine environment and the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

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Conference on climate research, marine environment and the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development

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The conference is hosted by National Center for Climate Research at Danish Meteorological Institute, in collaboration with Arctic Hub and Greenland Climate Research Center.

The conference will consist of four different sessions. The sessions are currently being organized by session leads.

See the program here: https://dmi.nemtilmeld.dk/3/

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Conference on climate research, marine environment and the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development | Danish Meteorological Institute

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Conference on climate research, marine environment and the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development | Danish Meteorological Institute

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Registration form for conference on climate research, marine environment and the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, October 2nd and October 3rd 2024, Nuuk, Greenland

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Emerging Leaders - A Healthy Arctic - Arcticfrontiers.com

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Since 2012, Emerging Leaders has been an early-career Arctic mentoring program for leaders from 18 to 35 years old. The program brings together 30 young leaders from the academic, business, public and NGO sectors to learn about the Arctic in a thrilling journey through Northern Norway.

The program centres around an annual theme and includes a 7-day trip through the Norwegian high North landscape. Along the way, the participants meet with local representatives of different sectors and engage in timely discussions of current visions, trends and challenges in the Arctic.

See the program here: https://llk.dk/zewrxv

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For professionals (non-academics) employed within the private or public sectors and based in Northern Norway (Troms, Finnmark, and Nordland). To apply for this, specify in our online application form. If successful, the scholarship will cover the cost for participating in the program, except travel to Bodø and from Tromsø. There are 5 scholarships available.

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Forecasting Tipping Points: Uniting climate measurements and models to create an early warning system

This document presents the core thesis underpinning a programme that is currently in development at ARIA. We share an early formulation and invite you to provide feedback to help us refine our thinking. This is not a funding opportunity, but in most cases will lead to one. Sign up here to learn about any funding opportunities derived or adapted from this programme formulation

Read more here: ARIA-Forecasting-Climate-Tipping-Points-Programme-Thesis.pdf

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UK's National Oceanography Centre og den britiske ambassade i Kongeriget Danmark inviterer offentligheden til at besøge RRS James Cook d. 14. august fra Kl. 15 - 17 ved Cruise Berth, Ny Atlantkaj (Aqqusinersuaq 2814, Nuuk). Der bliver serveret forfriskninger på kajen.

Læs mere omkring åbent hus arrangementet her ved at klikke på billedet:

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Press Release - RRS James Cook in Nuuk_GL DK EN

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Mentoring program from Arctic Mayors' forum opens for applications

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If you want the opportunity to be mentored by experienced professionals within political development, advocacy and communication in the Arctic, read more here:

https://arcticmayors.com/our-work/mentorship-program/

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The goal of the program is to connect early-career Arctic and European youth aged 18-35 with mentors across Arctic communities in the fields of Arctic policy development, advocacy, and communications. The aim is to provide youth with the experiences and tools they need to effectively advocate for policy changes on issues important to the livelihoods of youth in the Arctic and in Europe.

The mentorship program is part of the 2024-2027 EU funded project Youth Together for Arctic Futures. The mentorship program has two cohorts of up to 7 pairs, running for 18 months each. Knowledge sharing between mentor/mentee pairs, and across the cohorts, is expected.

During the program participants will join both in-person and digital networking events.

A deliverable will also be produced in each mentor/mentee pair which will boost mentor/mentee portfolios, and can lead to further networking opportunities.

Who we are looking for

We are looking for enthusiastic young people 18-35 who have lived experience in the Arctic, or are interested in working on Arctic issues. Mentees should be able to demonstrate their commitment to the Arctic region and Arctic peoples. No experience is required, but we encourage anyone interested in policy development, advocacy, or communications in the Arctic region to apply. The program coordinators will pair each mentee with an appropriate mentor in one of these fields based on the interests and experiences of the mentee. We encourage people of all backgrounds, ethnicities, genders, and abilities to apply. Participants must be able to participate in discussions and activities in English.

First cohort

The first cohort will run from October 2024 through March 2026. The in-person kick-off event will be held in Akureyri, Iceland October 13-14, 2024. Travel funding will be provided for mentees to take part in the in-person kick-off event. There may be opportunities for
travel support for mentors to attend in-person events.

Second cohort

The second cohort will run from autumn 2025 through spring 2027. An in-person kick-off event will be held in North America during fall 2025. Travel funding will be provided for mentees to take part in the in-person kick-off event. There may be opportunities for
travel support for mentors to attend in-person events.

Kick-off and Sunset Events

Each cohort will have an in-person kick-off event in an Arctic or European town/city. The events are expected to be 1.5-2 days long including social/cultural events. The events will be icebreakers between mentor/mentee pairs, group networking, and initial goal-setting.

The sunset event will be a joint event for both cohorts, likely in a hybrid format.

There may be opportunities to attend other events in addition if funding allows.

Program content in brief

Mentors will act as advisors and guides to mentees within their fields of expertise and guide mentees in developing their program deliverable. This deliverable could include a conference session, academic paper, video, or a series of social media posts.

Mentees will observe the work of their mentors and complete tasks assigned to them, as well as give direct input to their mentors on issues which are important to Arctic and European youth.

Mentors and mentees will participate in knowledge sharing and networking with other mentor/mentees in the cohort and report on the program to AMF.

Read more in detail about program objectives, expectations, benefits, and Code of Conduct in the Terms of Reference document.

Application process

Mentors in the first cohort will be selected by the AMF Secretariat.

Mentees will be selected in an open call process. The call is an online form where a short motivational letter will be required as well as a reference letter. The Terms of reference and Code of conduct document must be read prior to applying.
Open call for mentee applications online form
The application period for the first cohort is July 17-August 12, 2024.

AMF Project Coordinator

For any questions about the program please contact:
Linnea Nordström
linnea@arcticmayors.com

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The goal of the program is to connect early-career Arctic and European youth aged 18-35 with mentors across Arctic communities in the fields of Arctic policy development, advocacy, and communications. The aim is to provide youth with the experiences and tools they need to effectively advocate for policy changes on issues important to the livelihoods of youth in the Arctic and in Europe.

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Pressemeddelelse - Fagekspedition til Grønland vil afdække vigtige klimaspørgsmål

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Pressemeddelelse - Fagekspedition til Grønland vil afdække vigtige klimaspørgsmål

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Fredag den 19. juli tog Storbritanniens polarforskningsfartøj RRS Sir David Attenborough på sin første videnskabelig ekspedition til Arktis. Et faghold vil arbejde i det sydøstlige Grønland for at fremme vores forståelse af regionens hastige smeltende indlandsis samt dets indvirkning på havet og globale klimasystemer.

KANG-GLAC-projektet påbegynder en seks-ugers lang mission for at nærstudere Grønlands gletsjere og livet i de kystnære farvande langs verdens største ø. Projektet er ledet af et tværfagligt team på 40 forskere og støttepersonale fra anerkendte forskningsintitutter verden over.

Klik på billedet, for at læs mere.

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GEUS skal i samarbejde med Naalakkersuisut på feltarbejde for at kortlægge geologien i området omkring Ilulissat.

Mød geologerne til åbent hus i ILLU Science & Art på Illumiut Aqq. 18, og hør om den lokale geologi, feltarbejde og metoder.

Medbring dine egne sten fra området, så kigger vi på dem sammen.

Kom forbi ILLU disse dage:
TIRSDAG 16. JULI KL. 18-20
ONSDAG 24. JULI KL. 17-19
LØRDAG 3. AUGUST KL. 16-18

Læs mere her:

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=432271696448506&set=a.113324971676515

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Call for Proposals: PhD and Postdoctoral Stipends 2024

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Call for Proposals: PhD and Postdoctoral Stipends 2024

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The call for proposals for PhD and postdoctoral stipends 2024 has now been published. A total of DKK 9.4 million is allocated to support research development and researcher recruitment in Greenland. Deadline for applications is 1 October 2024.

Read more here: https://nis.gl/en/call-for-proposals-phd-and-postdoctoral-stipends-2024/

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The call for proposals for PhD and postdoctoral stipends 2024 has now been published. A total of DKK 9.4 million is allocated to support research development and researcher recruitment in Greenland. Deadline for applications is 1 October 2024. Published 12 June 2024 Greenland Research Council and Greenland Institute of Natural Resources now invite applications for [...]

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Erhvervsrådet Qeqertalik Business Council vil med glæde meddele flere sommeraktiviteter. Nogle arrangementer er udsat på ubestemt tid, og så snart disse er planlagt, vil listen blive opdateret.
Læs mere om aktiviteterne her:

Sommer i Diskobugten - Qeqertalik Business Council (qbc.gl)

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Sommer i Diskobugten - Qeqertalik Business Council

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Vi ser frem til en sommer fyldt med spændende aktiviteter og håber på stor deltagelse fra hele Diskobugten!

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High5Girls is coming to Greenland, #Nuuk - in cooperation with rolemodel Ivalu Barlach Christensen we are going to work with Astrophysics. 

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High5Girls sunngiffimmi periarfissaavoq niviarsiaqqanut 13-17-inut ukiulinnut, peqatiminnillu pinngortitalerinermi soqutigisaqaqatiminnik naapeqateqarsinnaallutik. Niviarsiaqqanut ataqatigiinnermik inerisaarusuppugut, inissaqarlutik misissuilluarsinnaallutik, aammattaarli hyggeqatigiillutik nutaanillu kammattaartorsinnaallutik.

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High5Girls er en mulighed for piger i alderen 13 - 17 år til at møde andre, der deler deres interesse for naturvidenskab. Vi ønsker at fremme sammenhold blandt pigerne, give dem plads til at udforske og forske, men også til at hygge sig og få nye venner.

Annertunerusumik paasissutissat uaniipput /læs mere her: https://high5girls.dk/index.php/events/groenland-camp/

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Concentration, code and connection! When is the last time you talked to your mom, or rolemodel about something you find facinating ❓ When I spend my free time working with High5Girls - it's because I believe representation matters💪 At the mother/daugther events the time we use connecting, laughing and having fun is just as important as the time we spent coding and concentrating on the project at hand🙌 Last friday was a blast with Octavia Sirbu letting everybody try and test Rotoy ApS - thanks to the lovely rolemodels Zahra Ghahvechi and Merete Stenner Nielsen Marianne Andersen Mette Rehfeld Meltinis #diversityinstem

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High5Girls is coming to Greenland, #Nuuk - in cooperation with rolemodel Ivalu Barlach Christensen we are going to work with Astrophysics. PS: new post as...

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Kalaallit Nunaanni aalisakkanik suliffissuaqarnikkut saniatigut pisat atorluarpagut?

Udnytter vi sidestrømmene i fiskeindustrien i Grønland?

Workshop-imut peqataanissamut kingusinnerpaamik nalunaarfissaq: 11. juni 2024

Tilmeldingsfrist senest d. 11. juni 2024

Paasisaqarnerorusukkuit uani atuaruk:

Læs mere her:

Nalik Ventures on LinkedIn: 🔸WORKSHOP: Kalaallit Nunaanni aalisakkanik suliffissuaqarnikkut…

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Nalik Ventures on LinkedIn: 🔸WORKSHOP: Kalaallit Nunaanni aalisakkanik suliffissuaqarnikkut...

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🔸WORKSHOP: Kalaallit Nunaanni aalisakkanik suliffissuaqarnikkut saniatigut pisat atorluarpagut?🔸◾️▫️🇬🇱 Udnytter vi sidestrømmene i fiskeindustrien i...

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Associate proffessorship in Greenlandic and Arctic Studies

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Associate proffessorship in Greenlandic and Arctic Studies

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The Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies (ToRS), Faculty of Humanities, Copenhagen University, Denmark, invites applications for an associate professorship in Greenlandic and Arctic Studies to be filled by 1st of February 2025 or as soon as possible thereafter.

The Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies pursues language-based area studies and engages in questions related to language, culture, religion, and society, primarily in regions beyond Western Europe and the United States. Proficiency in cross-cultural competencies and knowledge of the complexity of the world are of vital importance in the globalised world, and carry substantial significance across political, economic, and cultural spheres.

The Section of Greenlandic and Arctic Studies is a language-based area studies section focussing on Kalaallisut (Greenlandic language) and contemporary as well as historical social, cultural, political, and economic dynamics in the Arctic with a strong priority on Greenland. The BA and MA programs are run by 3,5 full-time employed teaching staff, and 5-6 students get enrolled each year.

Read more here: Associate professorship in Greenlandic and Arctic Studies (ku.dk)

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Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic RFP for the Southern Ocean 2024-25 Season

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Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic RFP for the Southern Ocean 2024-25 Season

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We are excited to announce the Southern Ocean 2024-25 season Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Visiting Scientist Opportunity onboard the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic Fleet.

This is the third season we have solicited proposals to join our voyages in this region, which includes the Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia, Falkland Islands, and Patagonia.

You can learn more about the kinds of Visiting Science projects we support by reading about past, current, and future ones here.

Please follow the link below to learn more about the opportunity and download the complete RFP and proposal submission form.

Please note the proposal submission closes on June 7, 2024.

Read more here:

https://www.expeditions.com/landing/visiting-science-program/

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The Visiting Science Program operates as a "platform of opportunity" to host scientists aboard the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic fleet. As our expedition vessels travel among the most remote locations on the planet, we seek to host research projects that can feasibly collect meaningful data within the experience we provide to our guests.

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Wildfires_in_West_Greenland_EN - Sentinel-2 satellite image of Nassuttooq peninsula fire,
8 August 2017. Credit: ESA/Pierre Markuse

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Wildfires - read about the concerns and problems surrounding the environmental, social consequences and risk of wildfires here:

file:///C:/Users/Kulunnguaq/AppData/Local/Microsoft/Windows/INetCache/Content.Outlook/9TCNIR4K/Wildfires%20in%20West%20Greenland_EN.pdf

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Ilisimatusarfik - University of Greenland

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Ensuring sustainability in Greenland's growing tourism industry

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Ensuring sustainability in Greenland's growing tourism industry

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Read more here: https://da.uni.gl/arrangementer/ensuring-sustainability-in-greenland-s-growing-tourism-industry/

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14-30 october, 2024 - Apply before may 6, 2024 (Application deadline: May 6, 2024) 

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International Graduate School on the Emergence of Innovative Blue Economies in the Arctic

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International Graduate School on the Emergence of Innovative Blue Economies in the Arctic

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Climate changes has many impact in the Arctic, especially for coastal communities who have a close connection to the environment and depend on it for their food security, access, and abundance of culturally important resources, etc. This changing environment creates an uncertain future but could also allow new relevant economic development opportunities for Northern communities.

Taking place first in Kuujjuaq and then onboard the Canadian research icebreaker CCGS Amundsen, this international graduate school focuses on the emergence of innovative blue economies in the Arctic, addresses both the challenges and the opportunities Northern communities are facing.

This experiential training will offer participants the opportunity to interact with renowned researchers in a trans-sectoral perspective that combines a wide range of disciplines of both social and natural sciences (anthropology, sociology, economics, geography, arctic marine biology and ecology, marine physics, and biochemistry).

This will also incorporate the knowledge and perspectives of Indigenous Peoples, as well as organizations, governments and businesses involved in the region, as their way of observing and understanding the environment is essential in defining the challenges to be met, as well as relevant and appropriate strategies and actions.

This School is a joint initiative of the WAGE Circumpolar Partnership and the Sentinel North program at Université Laval.

Who is it for?

Up to 18 international graduate students and postdoctoral fellows will be selected to take part in the School. Target audience:

Social sciences students, affiliated with the WAGE Circumpolar Partnership, and other students with a keen interested in the theme of blue economy in the Arctic.

Natural sciences students with a keen interest in this theme.

Note: Due to the conditions of field work at sea in the Arctic environment, all applicants should be in good physical condition.

Sumit an application: https://sentinellenord.formstack.com/forms/school_blue_economy

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October 14 to 30, 2024 - Ungava Bay (Nunavik), Canada

Climate change has many impacts in the Arctic, especially for coastal communities who have a close connection to the marine environment and depend on it for their food security, access, and abundance of culturally important resources, etc. This changing environment creates an uncertain future but could also allow new relevant economic development opportunities for Northern communities.

Taking place first in Kuujjuaq and then onboard the Canadian research icebreaker CCGS Amundsen, this international graduate school focuses on the emergence of innovative blue economies in the Arctic, addresses both the challenges and the opportunities Northern communities are facing. This experiential training will offer participants the opportunity to interact with renowned researchers in a trans-sectoral perspective that combines a wide range of disciplines of both social and natural sciences (anthropology, sociology, economics, geography, arctic marine biology and ecology, marine physics, and biochemistry). This will also incorporate the knowledge and perspectives of Indigenous Peoples, as well as organizations, governments and businesses involved in the region, as their way of observing and understanding the environment is essential in defining the challenges to be met, as well as relevant and appropriate strategies and actions.

This School is a joint initiative of the WAGE Circumpolar Partnership and the Sentinel North program at Université Laval.

Application deadline: May 6, 2024

Who is it for?

Up to 18 international graduate students and postdoctoral fellows will be selected to take part in the School. Target audience:

Social sciences students, affiliated with the WAGE Circumpolar Partnership, and other students with a keen interested in the theme of blue economy in the Arctic.

Natural sciences students with a keen interest in this theme.

Note: Due to the conditions of field work at sea in the Arctic environment, all applicants should be in good physical condition.

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International Graduate School on the Emergence of Innovative Blue Economies in the Arctic

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October 14 to 30, 2024 - Ungava Bay (Nunavik), CanadaClimate change has many impacts in the Arctic, especially

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Professor Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen

Inaugural Seminar:

Community engagement, trust building and knowledge systems in the Arctic.

Date: Friday, May 24, 2024

Time: 2.00 pm

Sign up here: https://tilmeld.events/inauguralseminar/signup

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Inaugural seminar Professor Christina Viskum Lytken Larsen

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Collaborative Futures of Climate Repair in the Arctic

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Collaborative Futures of Climate Repair in the Arctic

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Event registration for the trial Session: Event registration for the trial Session: Collaborative Futures of Climate Repair in the Arctic (google.com)

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Youth involvement in deliberation on SG is essential to ensure the democratic development of governance frameworks. However, the younger generation is largely absent from discussions on SG, which further hinders them from accessing the research and future governance spaces of climate intervention measures.

Our youth engagement work seeks to provide young people with access to diverse, balanced and evidence-based information to engage critically, constructively and meaningfully in discussions and decision-making about SG. Faced with a lack of young people's awareness about climate-altering technologies and the strong need for SG governance, it addresses the urgency of enhancing their knowledge and capacity in the science and governance of SG technologies whilst exposing them to diverse stakeholder perspectives.
Early Career Researchers Network
The Youth Engagement Program is building an Early Career Researchers Network (ECRN) to provide a platform for young people to access diverse and science-based information and enable constructive engagement in deliberation about SG. Learn more about ECRN.
Arctic Youth Futures for Solar Geoengineering
Considering the current state of Arctic breakdown and the increasing amount of research on geoengineering happening in the Arctic, it is crucial that young people from the region are equipped to participate in these discussions, ensuring climate and intergenerational justice, as well as transparency and accountability for technologies that require long-term future planning. This workshop series aims to explore attitudes toward SRM and facilitate the co-creation of Arctic youth's own SRM futures.

DSG is working with the foresight practitioner Julia Reindl to run a series of workshops with young people across the Arctic region. The results of this workshop series can facilitate dialogues between young people and policymakers. The outputs will include a white paper and articles that challenge existing narratives and provoke discussions. The results will be publicly available online on DSG's website.

These discussions will further evolve through subsequent workshops in other regions, aiming to develop capacity programs for young citizens invested in shaping the future of SRM.
Upcoming events
April 27, 2024: Copenhagen, Denmark (trial workshop)

May 31, 2024: Bodø, Norway (TBC)

More dates will be announced soon. If you're interested in hosting a workshop with us, write to clara@sgdeliberation.org

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Youth involvement in deliberation on solar geoengineering is essential to ensure democratic development of governance frameworks

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Archives have played and continue to play a crucial role in decolonisation processes in the North. And control over archives regarding colonial histories today play key roles in truth and reconciliation processes playing out in the North.

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The importance of archives in decolonisation processes in the North and the role of international law

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The importance of archives in decolonisation processes in the North and the role of international law

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Thursday 2 May 2024, 14.00-16.30
DIIS ∙ Danish Institute for International Studies, Nordforsk & IASC
Gl. Kalkbrænderi Vej 51A
2100 Copenhagen

The power to write one’s own history plays a pivotal role in any attempt to define a polity and claim sovereignty, just as state power is enacted through the production of official records.

And the relationship between sovereignty and historiography is visible in most capitals: the state archives are often placed in close proximity to government and parliamentary buildings. Questions of archival ownership and custody, and indeed what exactly comprises an “archive”, are thus integral to the project of decolonization.

Read more here: The importance of archives in decolonisation processes in the North and the role of international law | DIIS

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Archives have played and continue to play a crucial role in decolonisation processes in the North. And control over archives regarding colonial histories today play key roles in truth and reconciliation processes playing out in the North.

Thursday 2 May 2024, 14.00-16.30
DIIS ∙ Danish Institute for International Studies,
Gl. Kalkbrænderi Vej 51A
2100 Copenhagen

Across these places, nationhood, sovereignty, governance, archival practice, colonisation, and decolonisation all have unique and generally complex formations. Independence movements and increasing demands for self-determination have been the story of the 20 th century and continue through the 21 st. Iceland regained sovereignty in 1919 and complete independence from the Kingdom of Denmark in 1944. Greenland, having been integrated into the Kingdom of Denmark in 1953, obtained Home Rule in 1979 and Self-Government in 2009 with a pathway for complete independence. Indigenous Peoples throughout the Arctic have fought and won increasing powers to govern their own affairs through various forms of self-government. Archives have played a crucial role in these processes. The Icelandic claim for the return of state archives and culturally important manuscripts was fundamentally related to the independence movement of the early 20 th century. Control over and access to archives regarding colonial histories today play key roles in truth and reconciliation processes as well as demands by Indigenous Peoples to write their own histories and control their own stories.
15.15-15.25 Coffee break
15.25-15.55 Did the 1918 Danish - Icelandic Act of Union pave the way for transfers of Sigurðsson Magnússon

16.25-16.30 Closing remarks, Astrid Nonbo Andersen

Practical information

The seminar will be held in English. Participation is free of charge but registration is required via our registration form.
Livestreaming on this page does not require registration. The livestreaming will appear with a link on the page just before the seminar starts. You will be able to watch the seminar recording afterwards as well.

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The importance of archives in decolonisation processes in the North and the role of international law

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Archives have played and continue to play a crucial role in decolonisation processes in the North. And control over archives regarding colonial histories today play key roles in truth and reconciliation processes playing out in the North.

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Are you a High North Young Entrepreneur?

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Are you a High North Young Entrepreneur?

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Do you have a business idea that is relevant to the North?

There may be an opportunity for you. Present your project to the global Arctic community and win 50 000 NOK.

The High North Young Entrepreneur contest is an international pitch competition of Arctic-related business ideas of young entrepreneurs and start-ups. The contest’s final is a part of the Arctic Congress Bodø 2024 (May 31, 2024). In Bodø, three finalists will pitch their business ideas to hundreds of Arctic experts. The prize for the winner is funding for their business: 50 000 NOK, granted by Innovation Norway Nordland.

Application requirements:

Individuals, start-ups, and companies are eligible to apply.

Start-up owners or business ideas must be related to the circumpolar North/Arctic through location or business model.

Age of the applicant – up to 40 years old. Company – max five years old.

The application should contain business plan elements, including marketing and financial aspects.

Please tell us why your idea is unique, important, and doable.

The organizers cover the travel and stay costs of finalists to travel to Bodø for the final.

Welcome to submit your application by April 20, 2024.

Do you have any questions? Reach out to us Elena Z Sæther, researcher at High North Center Nord University Business School.

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Call for proposals: Knowledge sharing and capacity building networks to strengthen Indigenous perspectives in research

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Call for proposals: Knowledge sharing and capacity building networks to strengthen Indigenous perspectives in research

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NordForsk announces funding for two to four Nordic knowledge-sharing and capacity-building networks for researchers working with research relevant to Indigenous peoples and/or Indigenous research. DEADLINE 24.09.2024

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NordForsk announces funding for two to four Nordic knowledge-sharing and capacity-building networks for researchers working with research relevant to Indigenous peoples and/or Indigenous research.

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Call for proposals: Arctic research – Climate change and sustainable arctic communities

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Call for proposals: Arctic research – Climate change and sustainable arctic communities

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Danmarks Frie Forskningsfond has a call for proposals under the headlines 'Independent green research' and 'Arctic research – Climate change and sustainable arctic communities'. The deadline is May 30/June 4, 2024.
Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dVFFChtP

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Sustainable Development of the Arctic: Call for pre-proposals

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Sustainable Development of the Arctic: Call for pre-proposals

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The Nordic countries have teamed up with Canada and the USA to launch a NordForsk call on the sustainable development of the Arctic. The call is two-stage, and the deadline for pre-proposals is 4 June 2024.

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Aims of the call

The main aim of the call is to support research collaboration among participating countries in the Arctic region to bring forward new knowledge on how to ensure the sustainable development of the Arctic. The objective is to jointly fund interdisciplinary research projects of the highest international quality, with potential for impact and societal relevance, and with clear added value from multilateral collaboration.

The call has no thematic priorities, but three keywords can inspire applicants when developing their research ideas into proposals: Security, Natural Resources, and/or Societal Changes.

In addition, the following aims are central to the call:

Interdisciplinarity

Sustainable development

Arctic Added Value

Indigenous perspectives

International project partners

All project consortia must include partners from research-performing organisations in at least three Nordic countries.

If the project owner is a research organisation in the USA or Canada, the project must appoint a co-host organisation from one of the Nordic countries with which NordForsk enters into a contract concerning the Nordic part of the project.

Funding and budget

This two-stage call is announced as a collaborative effort between the Research Council of Norway, the Research Council of Finland, the Swedish Research Council, the Independent Research Fund Denmark, the Research Council Faroe Islands, the Greenland Research Council, the Icelandic Centre for Research, with funding from the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, the U.S. National Science Foundation (USA), the Canada Research Coordinating Committee (Canada), and NordForsk.

Please note that project leaders and project partners from the USA and Canada need to ensure that pre-proposals fulfil the national eligibility criteria from the respective research funding organisation (U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), USA or the New Frontiers in Research Fund (NFRF), Canada).

These come in addition to the general eligibility criteria described below and apply to all applicants. Applicants from the USA and Canada are required to contact their national contact points and are advised to do so in the early phases of the proposal preparations.

Available budget for Nordic partners: up to NOK 190 million

Amount of funding that may be sought for Nordic partners in a project: 18-24 million NOK

Available budget for Canadian partners: up to 20 million CAD

Amount that may be sought for Canadian partners in a project: 2.5-4 million CAD

Amount that may be sought for US partners in a project: Dependent on specific programme guidelines

Important: In order to see all information about the call, you need to read the full call text.

Webinar and contact list

Webinar:
NordForsk hosted an online webinar on 19 March 2024.

The webinar was aimed at researchers interested in the call, provided insights into the themes of the call and the NordForsk application process.
See a recording of the webinar

Contact list:
Would you like to connect with other researchers interested in the call? If so, you can join our contact list. Simply sign up and complete a brief form, and you will be added to a list where your information will be shared with other researchers.

Sign up for the contact list

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Sustainable Development of the Arctic: Call for pre-proposals

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Vil du være med til at forme fremtiden for forskning og samarbejde i Arktis? Har du erfaring med projektledelse og evnen til at navigere i et internationalt miljø? Arctic Hub søger en AC-fuldmægtig, som kan bidrage til vores mission om at være knudepunktet for forskning i Grønland.

Om stillingen
Som AC-fuldmægtig får du en bred kontaktflade til Arctic Hub's sekretariatsleder, bestyrelse og resten af teamet. Du refererer til sekretariatets leder, og du vil få en vigtig rolle i forhold til at løse opgaver, der er med til at understøtte sekretariatets daglige drift og opgaveløsning. Som AC-fuldmægtig hos Arctic Hub vil du:

udvikle, søsætte og drive initiativer, der styrker samarbejde inden for forskning, uddannelse, samfund, forvaltning og erhverv i Grønland, Danmark og internationalt

bidrage til intern og ekstern koordinering samt udarbejdelse af materiale til sekretariatslederen og bestyrelsen

være Arctic Hub's ansigt udadtil, fx ved repræsentation til relevante konferencer og varetagelse af de daglige henvendelser til sekretariatet via mail eller møder

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Vil du være med til at forme fremtiden for forskning og samarbejde i Arktis? Har du erfaring med projektledelse og evnen til at navigere i et internationalt miljø? Arctic Hub søger en AC-fuldmægtig, som kan bidrage til vores mission om at være knudepunktet…

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Daglig Koordinator ved Arctic DTU i Sisimiut, Grønland Arctic DTU Sisimiut, Ilinniarfeqarfik Sisimiut

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Daglig Koordinator ved Arctic DTU i Sisimiut, Grønland Arctic DTU Sisimiut, Ilinniarfeqarfik Sisimiut - www.suli.gl

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Daglig Koordinator ved Arctic DTU i Sisimiut, Grønland i Qeqqata Kommunia, Sisimiut pillugu sukumiisortai tamarmik quppernermi ataatsimi ataatsimoortinneqarput

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It is taking place this weekend 9+10th of March – and is a pilot for an annual event in collaboration with Avannaata Kommunia, the Icefjord Center and ILLU – Science and Art.

More info on Kangiata Illorsua FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/isfjordscentret

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We are very excited to stage the annual Ice Music Festival with a set of outdoor concerts and art installations combined with a science camp in Ilulissat on the 9th and 10th of March 2024. When the first ice note is played, the sound emitted will mark our 19th year of merging music, art and climate science beautifully.

Taking place in addition to our annual Ice Music Festival in Norway, the Greenland Sessions, will be performed with a view of the stunning world heritage site, Ilulissat Icefjord, on the west coast of Greenland.

Ilulissat Icefjord is located 250km north of the Arctic Circle, with the mighty Sermeq Kujalleq glacier and its massive ice bergs. Sermeq Kujalleq is one of the fastest moving glaciers in the World, contributing to more than 10% of the total mass loss from the Greenland Icecap.

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Ice Music Festival Greenland Sessions - Ice Music Festival Norway

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'Greenland Sessions' A special set of Arctic concerts. We are very excited to stage the annual Ice Music Festival with a set of outdoor concerts and art installations combined with a science camp in Ilulissat on the 9th and 10th of March 2024.

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Call for proposals: Sustainable fisheries from healthy seas

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Call for proposals: Sustainable fisheries from healthy seas

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Forskningsudlysningen med Nordforsk er netop åbnet i dag.

Call for proposals: Sustainable fisheries from healthy seas | NordForsk

Finansieringen kommer fra Nordforsk, Island, Danmark, Norge, Færøerne, Finland, Estland, Letland og Nordisk Ministerråd (dvs. EK-Fisk og NSK), og kommer som opfølgning på MR-FJLS ministermødet i 2023 og statsministererklæringen om nordisk havsamarbejde.

Der er 40 mio NOK til rådighed, og projekter kan søge om max 8 mio NOK til projekter af 3-4 års varighed. Programmet kan derfor finansiere op til 5 projekter.

Deadline for ansøgninger er 28 maj. For evt spørgsmål om ansøgninger osv, tag kontakt til Nordforsk ved Kyosti Lempa, kyosti.lempa@nordforsk.org

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The development and launch of the call is a collaborative venture between participating and co-funding partners from Estonia, Iceland, Denmark, Finland, Faroe Islands, Norway and Lithuania. 'Sustainable fisheries from healthy seas' is a priority topic in efforts to fulfil Vision 2030 from the Nordic Council of Ministers.

The focus of the call is on sustainable fisheries in the context of climate change and the green transition. The aim is to examine the impact of fishing activities on the marine environment and the options for fisheries to reduce their impact.

The research area of this call encompasses the North Atlantic, the North Sea, and the Baltic Sea. Aquaculture and freshwater fisheries are not a focus area of this call.

Marine ecosystems are increasingly under threat from climate change, unsustainable fishing, and other pressures such as pollution. Fishing activities have impacts on marine ecosystems, and these impacts vary widely. Overall, the impacts largely depend on the characteristics of the gear and where, when, and how the gear is used. Furthermore, the extent of fishing and the type of habitat and biota are critical in terms of the level of impact.

Knowledge from different disciplines and multidisciplinary research are needed in order to address the challenges. This call will encourage cross-sectoral approaches and co-operation between research communities in the Nordic and Baltic countries.

Funding and duration

Applicants are invited to apply for funding to establish a research project with a maximum budget of NOK 8.0 million and a duration of up to three to four years.

The intention is to provide funding for five research projects within this call.

Themes, perspectives and policy recommendations

The call specifies the following themes and perspectives:

Theme 1: Assessment and mitigation of the impacts of fisheries on the marine environment

Theme 2: Evaluation of the effects and feasibility of time-area closures as a fisheries management tool

Perspective 1: Climate change

Perspective 2: Ecosystem services

Applicants must incorporate at least one theme and one perspective into their research plan and question formulation.

It is important to have practical measures in place to evaluate the condition of ecosystems and vulnerable habitats, even though it can be challenging to connect these measures with rules and regulations for improving fisheries governance. Sustainable fisheries governance is based on well-defined threshold values, indicators, and policy briefs. The outcomes of the project must be policy-relevant and presented in a clear and measurable way. Applicants must provide an explanation of how and when the results will be shared with policy-makers.

For more information about the framework of the call and eligibility criteria, please read the full call text.

See also: How to apply

Funding partners

Estonian Research Council (ETAG)

Icelandic Ministry of Food, Fisheries and Agriculture

Innovation Fund Denmark

Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry of Finland

Nordic Council of Ministers

Research Council Faroe Islands

Research Council of Norway

Research Council of Lithuania

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The Nordic Council of Ministers has commissioned NordForsk to initiate a call on Sustainable fisheries from healthy seas. Available budget is NOK 40 million, and the call deadline is 28 May 2024.

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Vær med online når adjunkt i forskningsformidling Sabrina Vitting-Seerup giver sine tips og tricks til forskningsformidling.

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Vær med online når adjunkt i forskningsformidling Sabrina Vitting-Seerup giver sine tips og tricks til forskningsformidling.

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Det foregår 7. februar fra kl. 15.30 til 18.00.

Tilmeld dig workshop: https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/7671988/New-Survey

Uddannelses- og Forskningsministeriet inviterer til formidlingsworkshop i anledning af at flere hundrede forskere skal dele deres viden med befolkningen under foredragsordningen Bestil en Forsker, Forskningens Døgn 2024.

Her er programmet for workshoppen

📣VIDENSFORMIDLINGENS MANGE UDTRYK
Vi starter med at se på de tre grundformer for forskningsformidling: Monolog, dialog og samskabelse.

📣DEL DIN VIDEN PÅ EN MÅDE, DER RAGER ANDRE
Det er ikke nok at komme med rationelle argumenter, hvis du vil overbevise eller underholde andre. Du skal balancere fornuft, følelse og tillid – og selvfølgelig pakke det ind i den helt rigtige struktur.

📣SLIDES ELLER EJ?
Slides, rekvisitter, whiteboard eller ingenting? Hvad er mon bedst? Der er ikke et universelt svar, for det handler om den effekt, du vil have på publikum – og selvfølgelig om din egen præference.

📣STORYTELLING - ET FANTASTISK KRYDDERI ELLER EN FARLIG COCKTAIL?
Siden udgivelsen af Rachel Carsons Silent Springs, der startede klimabevægelsen og kampen for naturen, har effekten af at oversætte forskning til fortælling været indiskutabel, men dog omdiskuteret. Vi ser på alt det gode, storytelling kan bidrage med til forskningsformidlingen, men også på de afkroge, hvor fakta og fiktion blandes på farlig vis.

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The workshop will take place here: https://acb.whereby.com/acb

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Arctic Circle Business & Qeqqata Kommunia invites the Arctic research community to the third Kangerlussuaq Science Workshop on: Tuesday the 23th of January 2024, 12:00 - 14:00 Greenland time.

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Events Next Kangerlussuaq Science Workshop 2024 Greenland Science Week 2023 Greenland Science Week is an annual, multi-disciplinary Arctic science platform for networking, cooperation & public outreach. Qeqqata Municipality is kickstarting the 2023 Science Week with a full weekend of science outreach events and trips in Sisimiut, Sarfannguit and Kangerlussuaq. Join...

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Time & Date: 25th of January, 13:00-15:30 GMT
Location: University of Akureyri, Room M101

The Norwegian Embassy to Iceland will be offering food and refreshments, both during breaks and in the reception once the seminar has concluded.

The esteemed speakers of this seminar are:

Njord Wegge, Professor at Norwegian Defense University College.

Wegge obtained his doctorate in international politics in the Arctic at UiTNorway's Arctic University in 2013. He has published scientific works related to international politics and Arctic security, hybrid war and intelligence. In2022, Wegge was a visiting researcher and Chair of Arctic Security at Marine Corps University, Quantico, USA. He was also a visiting researcher at U.C. Berkeley, USA in 2009. Wegge has previously worked as a senior researcher at the Norwegian Foreign Policy Institute (NUPI) and the Fridtjof Nansen Institute (FNI). He currently leads several research projects related to security policy and military power in the Arctic.

Matthew Bell, former Commander, Seventeenth Coast Guard District, Juneau, AK, Rear Admiral (Ret.). Joined the Ted Stevens enter for Arctic Security Studies as Dean on the 25th of April 2022. He is responsible for the executive education program designed with the end goals of protecting the U.S. homeland, maintaining a favourable balance of power in the region, and promoting a shared approach to regional security and respect for the existing rules-based order. His thirty-six-year Coast Guard career includes numerous operational tours in Alaska, including two command afloat assignments in Kodiak and most recently as the Commander, 17th Coast Guard District in Juneau where he was responsible for Coast Guard operations throughout Alaska, the North Pacific Ocean, Bering Sea and Arctic Ocean. Dean Bell is a 1984 graduate from Northern Arizona University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. He entered the Coast Guard in 1985 upon graduation from Officer Candidate School. He holds a Master of Science in Chemistry awarded by Northern Arizona University in 1993 and is a graduate of Harvard University, National Preparedness Leadership Initiative.

Rasmus Gjedssø Bertelsen, Professor of Northern Studies and the inaugural Barents Chair in Politics at UiT-The Arctic University of Norway (Tromsø). He is the 2022-2023 Nansen Professor of Arctic Studies, University of Akureyri (Iceland). He is a Danish national, who grew up in Reykjavik and has a deep personal and professional commitment to the North Atlantic and Arctic. Rasmus studied in Copenhagen, Reykjavik, Geneva, Lausanne and Amsterdam. His PhD is from the University of Cambridge with a year at Sciences Po. Rasmus was post doc at Harvard, United Nations University (Yokohama) and Aalborg University. Main research interests include international and Arctic order, transnational flows of knowledge between the West and East. Rasmus directed the work package developing European science diplomacy theory and strategy in H2020 InsSciDE.2020-2021, Rasmus was on sabbatical at Sorbonne University and visited Friedrich-Alexander-Universität in Erlangen, Germany. He coordinates the Norwegian-Russian PhD course Society and Advanced Technology in the Arctic (paused) and the Norway-EU Science Diplomacy Network.

Seminar on Security and Defence in the High North (mailchi.mp)

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21 - 29 march 2024

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The Arctic Science Summit Week (ASSW) is organised annually by the International Arctic Science Committee to provide opportunities for coordination, cooperation and collaboration between the various scientific organisations involved in Arctic research.

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Træd ind under den oppustelig stjernehimmel

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Join us at Arctic Congress Bodø 2024 for a unique event that combines the International Congress of Arctic Social Science (ICASS) XI, UaArctic Congress 2024, and High North Dialogue 2024.

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Join us at Arctic Congress Bodø 2024 for a unique event that combines the International Congress of Arctic Social Sciences (ICASS) XI, UArctic Congress 2024, and High North Dialogue 2024.

The congress takes place from 29 May to 3 June 2024 in Bodø, Norway, hosted by Nordland Research Institute and Nord University. Bringing three conferences together in Bodø - European Capital of Culture 2024 - will be an extraordinary showcase of Arctic cooperation.

The congress includes high-level plenary sessions, several parallel sessions, network activities, and social and cultural events. It is an excellent opportunity for researchers, policymakers, businesses, and students to exchange knowledge and meet and connect across the Arctic. IASSA and UArctic will also hold their assemblies.

Arctic Congress Bodø 2024 takes place on Sámi land. The congress' logo honours the local cultures and we welcome you to Bodø in Lule Sámi, Pite Sámi, Norwegian and English!

Buorisboahtem Bådåddjuj ja Vuodnaj!

Burist båhtem Buvvdaj Vuonan!

Velkommen til Bodø, Norge!

Welcome to Bodø, Norway!

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Deltag i den forskningspolitiske konference

Konferencen foregår på det Kgl. Bibliotek, Den Sorte Diamant d. 13. - 14. marts 2024

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Deltag i den forskningspolitiske konference
Konferencen foregår på Det Kgl. Bibliotek, Den Sorte Diamant d. 13.-14. marts 2024
Visioner for arktisk forskning; Sikkerhed, miljø og samfund

Arktis er under forandring; klimaforandringerne sætter skub i drastiske miljøforandringer, der er skred i den geopolitiske udvikling og befolkningens ønske om udvikling, trivsel og sikkerhed vokser. Hvis vi vil sikre en bæredygtig udvikling med mennesker og miljø i centrum, kræver det en omstilling, i samfundet og for det enkelte menneske. Her har forskningen en central rolle at spille.

Viden til gavn for bæredygtig udvikling i hele Rigsfællesskabet

Universiteterne i Rigsfælleskabet ønsker sammen at formulere visioner for, hvordan forskningen bedst muligt understøtter en bæredygtig udvikling i Arktis. Vi ønsker at skabe det bedste vidensgrundlag og den bedste rådgivning inden for sikkerhed, miljø og samfund til gavn for hele Rigsfællesskabet.

Vores ønske om et bæredygtigt Arktisk indebærer, at vi bringer vores viden i spil og stiller den til rådighed på nye måder. Universiteterne skal i fællesskab udvikle og optimere vores samarbejde inden for uddannelse og forskning og nytænke, hvordan vi bruger og omsætter forskningsresultaterne!

En dag med i dialog og vidensudveksling

For at blive klogere på hvor udviklingen skal hen inviterer vi forskere, beslutningstagere, samarbejdspartnere og studerende til at bidrage til diskussionerne på konferencen, hvor eksperter inden for arktisk sikkerhed, miljø og samfundsforhold får sat deres viden i spil gennem spændende paneldebatter og fokuserede breakout sessioner.

På førstedagen (på dansk) er fokus på den arktiske forskningspolitik, mens andendagen (på engelsk) stiller skarpt på nye potentielle forskningssamarbejder og mulighed for funding. Det er muligt kun at deltage den første eller anden dag.

Foreløbigt program/ Preliminary programme

11.30-12.00

Ankomst stående frokost

12.00-12.30

Velkomst og Visioner for arktisk forskning

12.30-13.00

Debat: Arktis i forandring - behov for politisk fokus

13.00-13.30

Debat: Hvordan hænger arktisk forskning og forsvar sammen?

Spor 1: Sikkerhed

Moderator: Mira Kleist

Spor 2: Miljø

Spor 3: Samfund

14.00-14.30

Oplæg: Militær balancering i Arktis, Kristian Søby Kristensen, Københavns Universitet

Oplæg: Hvordan sikres miljøet ved øget udvikling og aktivitet? Josephine Nymand Grønlands Naturinstitut

Oplæg: Forestillingen om det mennesketomme Arktis i litteratur og politik, Bergur Djurhuus Hansen Fróðskaparsetur Føroya

14.30-15.00

Debat
Bergur Djurhuus Hansen Fróðskaparsetur Føroya

15.30-16.00

Oplæg: Ny platform for forskings- og forsvarssamarbejde, Lars Bo Larsen Nationalt Forsvarsteknologisk Center

Oplæg: Fremtidens havis, Henriette Skorup DTU

Forsker-
præsentation

16.00-16.30

Debat: Hvordan indretter vi bæredygtige arktiske samfund

16.30-17.30

Reception/ afrunding forhallen

18.00-23.00

Middag på Nordatlantens Brygge

Tid: 13. marts - 14. marts 2024

Sted: Det KGL. Bibliotek, Den Sorte Diamant

1. dag: 500 kr.
Aften-arrangement, 1. dag: 500 kr.
2. dag: 500 kr.

Bemærk: Af hensyn til forplejning og administration er tilmelding til konferencen bindende

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det natur- og biovidenskabelige fakultet

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Arktis er under forandring; klimaet forandrer sig, der er skred i den geopolitiske udvikling og befolkningens ønske om udvikling, trivsel og sikkerhed vokser.

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Verden over ser vi store teknologiske landvindinger inden for kunstig intelligens.

Det kommer til at påvirke det grønlandske samfund og medføre store ændringer.

Det er derfor vigtigt at have en debat om, hvordan man som samfund går disse ændringer i møde. Det er vigtigt at diskutere implikationerne af at anvende teknologien samt de nye sårbarheder og afhængigheder, brugen af kunstig intelligens medfører.

Derfor åbner Signe Ravn-Højgaard foredraget med at forklare udviklingen inden for kunstig intelligens og hvad ord som sprogmodeller, maskinlæring og dataadgang betyder - og hvad der er op og ned i debatten om kunstig intelligens.

Anden del af foredraget fokuserer på én anvendelse af kunstig intelligens i grønland, nemlig: maskinoversættelse til og fra grønlandsk.

Her vil Beatrine Heilmann og Tino Didriksen tale om mulighederne for maskinoversættelse baseret på kunstig intelligens og Oqaasileriffiks arbejde med at udvikle sprogværktøjer, der kommer samfundet til gavn.

Afslutningsvis vil Beatrine Heilmann, Signe Ravn-Højgaard og Christian Keldsen fra Grønlands Erhverv komme med hver deres bud på, hvordan man fra politisk side sikrer, at kunstig intelligens kommer samfundet til gavn.

Oplægsholdere

Beatrine Heilmann er leder af Oqaasileriffik/Grønlands Sprogsekretariat.

Tino Didriksen er softwareudvikler hos Oqaasileriffik/Grønlands Sprogsekretariat og arbejder blandt andet med udviklingen af nutserut.gl - maskinoversættelse af grønlandsk.

Signe Ravn-Højgaard er adjunkt med ph.d-forløb på Ilisimatusarfik, og i 2022-2023 medlem af Nordisk Ministerråds Tænketank for Tech og Demokrati. Signe forsker blandt andet i big techs indflydelse på det grønlandske demokrati.

Christian Keldsen, direktør for Grønlands Erhverv, brancheorganisationen for virksomheder og erhvervsliv i Grønland.

https://da.uni.gl/arrangementer/kunstig-intelligens-i-groenland/

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Hvis du ønsker at læse mere om legaterne, kan du gå ind på hjemmesiden www.fulbrightcenter.dk eller kontakte info@fulbright.dk

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Arctic field work logistic workshop 2024

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Arctic field work logistic workshop 2024

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We invite you to Arctic DTU's recurring annual logistics workshop

Participation is free – Arctic DTU offers lunch and beverages

The objective is to increase the interdisciplinary cooperation on fieldwork and logistics, across research institutions, academic networks, expert platforms, logistic enterprises and authorities.

We invite colleagues from research institutions and universities responsible for field logistic, to present the planned activities for the coming 2024 fieldwork season, possibility for shared logistic and other ideas. Furthermore, research platforms and enterprises who supply logistic solutions will present their services to support logistic.

During breaks and at lunch, there will be time to network with former and potential collaborators. There will also run a slide show with company presentations during the breaks.

As we place great emphasis on networking in person, online participation will only be possible for colleagues from Greenland.

The workshop will be held in English.

Registration via Field work logistics workshop 2024 (dtu.events)

Contact

ALINE CORA AMANDA LIER MØLLER

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PhD scholarship in environmental engineering on climate change and permafrost thaw impact on freshwater quality in the Arctic - DTU Sustain

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PhD scholarship in environmental engineering on climate change and permafrost thaw impact on freshwater quality in the Arctic - DTU Sustain

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At DTU Sustain, you will be part of a team committed to do research in Greenland for the benefit of the Greenlandic society. As partners in the EU Horizon project consortium ILLUQ we will break new ground at the absolute forefront of climate and environmental research.

Your role as our PhD-student will be to investigate climate change and permafrost thaw induced impacts on the quality of freshwater resources directly or indirectly used for human consumption. The aim is to identify climate change related current and future health threats to water resources using a One-Health perspective, and to contribute to identify potential mitigation measures.

Further information may be obtained from Associate Professor Pernille Erland Jensen (peej@dtu.dk), or Lisbeth Truelstrup Hansen (litr@dtu.dk).

Your complete online application must be submitted no later than 10 January 2024 (23:59 Danish time).

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PhD scholarship in environmental engineering on climate change and permafrost thaw impact on freshwater quality in the Arctic is open for candidates who dream of a career in Arctic research with environmental focus.

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Are you ready for a research expedition to Zackenberg or Daneborg in 2024?

Zackenberg Research Station is an ecosystem research and monitoring facility (74º28’ N, 20º34’ W) in Northeast Greenland. A marine branch facility is situated at Daneborg, 25 km north-east of Zackenberg.

Zackenberg welcomes national and international scientists and students who wish to carry out research projects or run a course. The application deadline for all research projects is approaching: 15th February 2024.

Ensure you complete the Zackenberg application form with all relevant details and submit the completed form to the Zackenberg secretariat.

More info: https://g-e-m.dk/gem-localities/zackenberg/access

Stay tuned for updates on the pricelist and flight schedule, which will be soon refreshed with updates for 2024 on our website.

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INTERACT Transnational Access Call for 2024 is open!  

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INTERACT Transnational Access Call for 2024 is open!  

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The EU-H2020 funded INTERACT (International Network for Terrestrial Research and Monitoring in the Arctic) opens a call for research groups to apply for Transnational Access and Remote Access to 39 (TA) and 26 (RA) research stations.

The current call for Transnational and Remote Access applications is open until 15th December 2023, and it is for access taking place in April -October 2024. You can find the TA/RA Call information, descriptions of stations and their facilities, and registration to the INTERACCESS on-line application system from the INTERACT website. TA/RA Call information

The sites available for access are located across the Arctic and northern alpine and forest areas and they represent a variety of glacier, mountain, tundra, boreal forest, peatland and freshwater ecosystems, providing opportunities for researchers from natural sciences to human dimension.

Apply INTERACT Transnational Access to conduct research at the coolest places of the North! Hannele Savela Email: hannele.savela@oulu.fi

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To truly solve the challenges facing the Arctic, and thus the world, UArctic is committed to supporting the development of northern entrepreneurs and providing resources to help advance local ideas.

The UArctic Entrepreneurship Fund is a new initiative that complements existing, mature prize funds with a seed-fund program, encouraging innovation and solutions on a local level.

The fund is open to any individual with an incubator-stage product or service that directly benefits the Arctic environment or Arctic communities and has a positive, demonstrable impact on the Arctic.

We especially encourage applications from Arctic Indigenous and/or northern-based entrepreneurs. Expected grant disbursement amounts are in the range of $2,000 to $5,000 USD, though exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis.

The pilot call for the UArctic Entrepreneurship Fund is open until October 27, 2023.

Visit the UArctic Entrepreneurship Fund webpages for more information about the fund, the full application criteria and list of application documents, and benefits and expectations for the awardees.

If you have any questions, please get in touch with us at entrepreneurship@uarctic.org.

Help us spread the word about the UArctic Entrepreneurship Fund:

· Retweet: https://twitter.com/uarctic/status/1661723725232742405

·  Share the link www.uarctic.org/entrepreneurship in your communications

·  Download promotional materials: A4 flyer, horizontal / square social media design

Hannele Palviainen

Communications Coordinator

UArctic

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The 2023 call is closed. Thank you for applying!

The applications are now being reviewed, and decisions will be sent out in December. In the meantime, please get in touch with us at entrepreneurship@uarctic.org if you have any questions.

What is the UArctic Entrepreneurship Fund?

To truly solve the challenges facing the Arctic, and thus the world, we believe strongly in supporting local solutions and multiple avenues for innovation for new services and products. UArctic is committed to playing a role in supporting the development of northern entrepreneurs and providing resources to help advance local ideas.

One way to do that is to complement existing, mature prize funds with a seed-fund program - the UArctic Entrepreneurship Fund. This will help to create a pipeline for existing prize funds and also allow for diversification in both creative products and local enterprises.
Read more about the Fund

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The applications are now being reviewed, and decisions will be sent out in December. In the meantime, please get in touch with us at entrepreneurship@uarctic.org if you have any questions. To truly solve the challenges facing the Arctic, and thus the world, we believe strongly in supporting local solutions and multiple avenues for innovation for new services and products.

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Call for proposals 2024: Marine research in the North Atlantic Ocean

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Call for proposals 2024: Marine research in the North Atlantic Ocean

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We invite applications for the programme Marine Research in the North Atlantic Ocean - MARiNAO.

The programme is funded by the Danish Government to encourage collaborative research between Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Denmark.

We call for proposals focused on marine processes related, but not limited, to the GreenlandIceland-Faroe-Scotland Ridge.

The Ridge is an important geographical boundary between the North Atlantic Ocean and the subarctic seas. It is a region of large scientific complexity in most marine disciplines, and a unifying theme for the countries inhabiting it.

Therefore, we seek collaborative and interdisciplinary project proposals between Greenland, the Faroe Islands and Denmark on the Ridge. A successful project is dedicated to marine disciplines, such as physical, chemical, or biological oceanography, including themes such as ocean acidification and climate change, marine ecosystems, or biodiversity.

We encourage projects that complement the projects already funded from this programme, please see the list here. For early career researchers (including PhD and PostDoc), we strongly recommend research stays in at least two of the three countries.

The total budget for this call is 9.5 million DKK. The maximum amount of funding available per project is 3.2 million DKK. The aim is to fund three projects.

The Call for applications with guidelines and details on conditions is available here. Applications are to be submitted via the application portal The final submission date is December 10th 2023 at 12:00 Faroese time (GMT +1) Contact Research Council Faroe Islands Tel. +298 567800 gransking@gransking.fo www.gransking.fo

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We are excited to announce the Arctic 2024 Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Visiting Scientist Opportunity onboard the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic Fleet. This is the third season we have solicited proposals to join our voyages in the Arctic region. You can learn more about past, current, and future projects we support by reading about them here.

Please follow the link below to learn more about the opportunity and download the complete RFP and proposal submission form. Please note the proposal submission closes on November 30, 2023.

https://www.expeditions.com/landing/visiting-science-program/

Thank you for your continued engagement as this opportunity continues to grow.

Ashley Knight

and the

Expedition Science Committee

Lindblad Expeditions | Fleet Science/Expedition Science Committee

2505 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA. 98101

science@expeditions.com | www.expeditions.com

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The Visiting Science Program operates as a "platform of opportunity" to host scientists aboard the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic fleet. As our expedition vessels travel among the most remote locations on the planet, we seek to host research projects that can feasibly collect meaningful data within the experience we provide to our guests.

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Forlængelse af abstract deadline til 10. november

Efter gennemgang af indsendte abstracts åbner vi for en forlængelse til den 10. november for de ansøgere som desværre ikke nåede at få en abstract ind før deadline. Proceduren følger den tidligere som kan læses her Program for Dansk Havforskermøde 2024 (dtu.dk).

Sprog på Dansk Havforskermøde

Sproget på sessionerne på Dansk Havforskermøde besluttet af den enkelte oplægsholder. Man er derfor velkommen til at indsende abstracts og holde oplæg på både dansk og engelsk. I enkelte sessioner kan sessionsleder kontakte dig som oplægsholder for at aftale yderligere. Sproget defineres af abstract: skriver man på dansk forventes oplæg af være på dansk/if you submit your abstract in English you are expected to give your presentation in English too.

Tilmeldingssiden i Conference Manager er under opdatering, så priser og muligheder vil fremgå tydeligere.

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Submission of abstracts

21 sessions are planned for the Danish Marine Science Meeting 2024. Each session can accommodate up to five presentations. Presenting online is not an option.

Abstracts for sessions should be submitted directly to the session organizers, who are responsible for selecting the presentations. The deadline for abstract submission has been extended to 10 November 2023.
See guidelines for abstracts and an overview of sessions and session organizers
If you wish to bring a poster that is not directly related to a session, please contact havforsker2024@aqua.dtu.dk to reserve space.

Language

The language used in the sessions at the Danish Marine Science Meeting is determined by each presenter. You are welcome to submit abstracts and deliver presentations in Danish or English. In some sessions, the session organizer may contact you to make further arrangements.

Programme
View the preliminary programme for the Danish Marine Science Meeting 2024

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The Fulbright Arctic Initiative is looking for new Arctic Scholars

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The Fulbright Arctic Initiative is looking for new Arctic Scholars

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The Fulbright Arctic Initiative will provide a platform for scholars from across the Arctic region to engage in collaborative thinking, analysis, problem-solving and multi-disciplinary research in three main thematic areas:

Climate Change and Arctic Resources

Arctic Security and Governance

Mental Health and Well-Being

Selected scholars will participate in an individual Fulbright exchange of a minimum of six weeks up to three months, as well as in-person seminars, monthly webinars and ongoing virtual communication, all supporting the scholars’ collaborative group projects. Awards will begin in September 2024 and run for 18 months, through Spring 2026.

Faculty, researchers and practitioners from the eight Arctic Council member states may now apply for this collaborative research program. The application will close on March 1, 2024.

To learn more, register for the Fulbright Arctic Initiative Overview webinar and join us on December 6, 2023, at 11:00 AM EDT.

For additional information, including full eligibility criteria and application details, visit our website or email us at: arctic@iie.org.

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Invitation to join the Sea Ice Ecology course.

The Arctic Science Study Programme (ASSP; https://gcrc.gl/education/assp/) has been running since 2015 with close to 300 students graduating the semester program – making ASSP the most successful natural science graduate (university) program in Greenland.

The Greenland Institute of Natural Resources (GINR) runs a sea ice ecology course together with teachers from Aarhus University (Brian K. Sorrell and Lars Chresten Lund-Hansen). The course is part of ASSP and has been running for 10 years (next year). In 2024, there are 20 master students enrolled in the ASSP spring semester, and on the sea ice ecology course, so there is going to be a lot of course activities and excited university students.

If you have taken up an interest in teaching and inspiring the next generation of young scientists and would like to have some inspiration and insights into both running and teaching university level courses, then you are more than welcome to join the sea ice ecology course. Brian K. Sorrell and Lars Chresten Lund-Hansen are very experienced university teachers, and I have personally learned a lot from them being a co-teacher on this course since 2017.

When: The course starts the 24 February 2024 and ends with student presentations the 6 March 2024.

Where: Classroom 307 in Pikialaarfik, including field and laboratory (Pikialaarfik) work.

Why: Teaching is a great way to inspire the next generation of scientists, as well as improve your own science communication skills. While also meeting new potential master and PhD students. And if you are planning to teach, then there is no better way to learn and improve your teaching skills than by observing it first-hand.

Who: Brian K. Sorrell, Lars Chresten Lund-Hansen and Dorte H. Søgaard will be teaching the course.

How: Write to your GINR and ASSP educational coordinators Dorte H. Søgaard and Thomas Juul-Pedersen on: assp@natur.gl

In Inussiarnersumik inuulluaqqusillunga Med venlig hilsen Yours sincerely

GINR and ASSP educational coordinators Dorte H. Søgaard and Thomas Juul-Pedersen

ASSP; https://gcrc.gl/education/🤬

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To apply for courses in the Arctic Science Study Programme (ASSP), please complete the "Student Information" form below. After submitting the completed form you will receive an e-mail with details on how to proceed with register for the courses and other practical information.

The ASSP offers graduate (masters) and PhD level courses. The courses in spring form one full semester (30 ECTS). Applicants applying for a full semester are given priority, however, it is possible to apply for single courses. You can find more information about the courses under Arctic Science Study Programme (ASSP).

Please check your Junk e-mail folder if you have not received the e-mail with instructions within 1 hour of submitting the completed form. If a problem persists, please write an e-mail directly to the ASSP coordination team ASSP@natur.gl

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Arctic Science Study Programme (ASSP) - Greenland Climate Research Centre

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To apply for courses in the Arctic Science Study Programme (ASSP), please complete the "Student Information" form below. After submitting the completed form you will receive an e-mail with details on how to proceed with register for the courses and other practical information. The ASSP offers graduate (masters) and PhD level courses.

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Applications are open until August 17 for motivated and enthusiastic interns for the fall 2023 who are interested in Arctic matters and willing to acquire knowledge of the Northern region: its environment, people and culture.

The internship will provide an environment in which the intern can develop, enhance professional working and communication skills, as well as expand networks for the future.

The University of the Arctic (UArctic) is a cooperative network of universities, colleges, research institutes and other organizations concerned with education and research in and about the North. Two intern positions are open for the fall 2023: one at the UArctic International Secretariat (at the University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland), and one at the UArctic Thematic Networks and Research Liaison Office (at the University of Oulu, Finland).

For who?

The internship opportunity is open for students currently being enrolled or recent graduates (less than one year) under UArctic's north2north member institutions in the Kingdom of Denmark.

When? What? How?

The internship period is 4 months (September - December). Applicant is responsible of finding housing independently during the internship placement and needs to have a valid travel insurance for the duration of internship. Salary for each internship: 1 466€/ month plus 500€ will be given to travelling expenses.

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Applications are open until August 17 for motivated and enthusiastic interns for the fall 2023 who are interested in Arctic matters and willing to acquire knowledge of the Northern region: its environment, people and culture.

The internship will provide an environment in which the intern can develop, enhance professional working and communication skills, as well as expand networks for the future.

The University of the Arctic (UArctic) is a cooperative network of universities, colleges, research institutes and other organizations concerned with education and research in and about the North. Two intern positions are open for the fall 2023: one at the UArctic International Secretariat (at the University of Lapland, Rovaniemi, Finland), and one at the UArctic Thematic Networks and Research Liaison Office (at the University of Oulu, Finland). The internship placements are supported Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science.

For who?
The internship opportunity is open for students currently being enrolled or recent graduates (less than one year) under UArctic's north2north member institutions in the Kingdom of Denmark:
Denmark: Faroe Islands: Greenland:
Ilisimatusarfik / University of Greenland
Perorsaanermik Ilinniarfik / College of Social Education What are the planned tasks?
Greenland Institute of Natural Resources What are the planned tasks?
University of the Faroe Islands
Aalborg University
Aarhus University
University of Southern Denmark
Roskilde University
Technical University of Denmark
University College Copenhagen
Successful candidates should have:

excellent written and oral communication skills in English

good ICT and social media skills (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram)

experience in organizing and promoting events

social skills for working in international and intercultural environment

skills in photography are considered as an asset

understanding and knowledge on Arctic issues

ability to work independently, under leadership and with multiple tasks

Educational background is not the first factor in selection procedure, however understanding of the Arctic issues (human, social, and environment) and knowledge on University of the Arctic are considered an asset. Supervision and tutoring on the new techniques and skills will be provided by UArctic.

Internship at UArctic Thematic Networks Office:
Contact: Vice-President Networks Kirsi Latola
University of Oulu/Thule Institute
Environmental Sciences Building
Linnanmaa campus
90014 University of Oulu
Finland

Support the Thematic Networks and research liaison activities

Assisting in conference/ seminar/ meeting arrangements

Writing news stories about UArctic Thematic Networks and Research area related activities, including interviews for research highlights and stories

Updating Thematic Networks and Research area websites

Assisting work in University of Oulu Arctic activities

Internship at UArctic International Secretariat:
Contact: Manager of International Projects Pirkko Pulkkanen ( secretariat@uarctic.org)
UArctic International Secretariat
Yliopistonkatu 8
96300 Rovaniemi
Finland

Writing and posting news stories about events and activities from the UArctic network and around the Arctic

Updating the UArctic website, especially UArctic member information and study offerings

Maintaining our social media engagement, and events calendar

Assisting with the collection and maintenance of UArctic activity and member reporting data

Assisting in promoting UArctic, in particular related to Danish, Greenlandic and Faroese member institutions

Helping with practical preparations of UArctic meetings and reports

When? What? How?
The internship period is 4 months (September - December). Applicant is responsible of finding housing independently during the internship placement and needs to have a valid travel insurance for the duration of internship. Salary for each internship: 1 466€/ month plus 500€ will be given to travelling expenses.

How to apply?
Please email secretariat@uarctic.org with a short description of yourself and why you would like to become an intern at either one of UArctic offices by August 17, 2023. Please indicate clearly which position you are interested in applying. We will be in touch with applicants in August and organize online free form interviews with applicants on August 22 from 11:00-15:00 UTC +2 (Danish time). Decisions will be communicated by August 23, 2023.

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Studentermedhjælper søges indenfor GIS (ArcGIS) til udvikling af arktisk undervisningsmateriale

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Studentermedhjælper søges indenfor GIS (ArcGIS) til udvikling af arktisk undervisningsmateriale

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Ansøgningsfrist: 1 AUG 2023

Aarhus Universitet søger en studentermedhjælper til at arbejde på projektetet  ’Virtuel rejse i arktiske økosystemer’ i 2023-2024. Projektet er støttet af Novo Nordisk Fonden og er et samarbejde mellem Aarhus Universitet, Frederiksborg Gymnasium & HF samt Grønlands Naturinstitut. Projektet løber til og med december 2024.

Aarhus Universitet er en etableret forskningsinstitution, der bl.a. studerer klimaændringernes indvirkning på det arktiske økosystem. Dette sker ved at overvåge de grønlandske økosystemer. Overvågningen udføres af Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring (GEM) programmet, som hvert år sender ca. 70 forskere i felten på tre lokaliteter i Grønland. Der bliver indsamlet mere end 2.000 forskellige variable, og alle data ligger offentligt tilgængelige i GEM-databasen (se link).

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Aarhus Universitet er en etableret forskningsinstitution, der bl.a. studerer klimaændringernes indvirkning på det arktiske økosystem. Dette sker ved at overvåge de grønlandske økosystemer. Overvågningen udføres af Greenland Ecosystem Monitoring ( GEM) programmet, som hvert år sender ca. 70 forskere i felten på tre lokaliteter i Grønland. Der bliver indsamlet mere end 2.000 forskellige variable, og alle data ligger offentligt tilgængelige i GEM-databasen (se link).

Vi søger i øjeblikket en studentermedhjælper til at arbejde på vores projektet i 2023-2024. Projektet 'Virtuel rejse i arktiske økosystemer' er støttet af Novo Nordisk Fonden og er et samarbejde mellem Aarhus Universitet, Frederiksborg Gymnasium & HF samt Grønlands Naturinstitut. Projektet løber til og med december 2024. Helt centralt for projektet er at udvikle undervisningsmaterialer baseret på GEM data indsamlet i Grønland i mere end 25 år. Data fra de mange års indsamlinger i felten gøres tilgængelige for gymnasieelever gennem virtuelle undervisningsforløb. Materialerne udarbejdes på dansk og oversættes til grønlandsk og skal dermed kunne anvendes i undervisningen på ungdomsuddannelserne i f.eks. biologi, geografi og NV i hele Rigsfællesskabet.

Forventet startdato og varighed

Der er tale om en tidsbegrænset stilling på 11 måneder med start 1. oktober 2023 eller hurtigst muligt.

Jobbeskrivelse

En vigtig forudsætning for arbejdet er erfaring med og kendskab til GIS. Vi forestiller os, at du er ved at uddanne dig til f.eks. geograf, landskabsarkitekt, naturforvalter, forstkandidat, ingeniør eller lignende. Du har interesse for data og kort, er hjælpsom, venlig og omhyggelig med dit arbejde. Du tager ansvar og følger dine opgaver til dørs. Udover GIS skal du have erfaring med Office-pakken. Du vil blive oplært og arbejde tæt sammen med projektdeltagerne. Vi forventer, at du kan arbejde 8-10 timer om ugen i løbet af de næste 11 måneder - og med en høj grad af fleksibilitet.

Dine opgaver

Opdatering af kortmateriale, øvelser og datasæt til online portal

Hjælp til færdiggørelse af 3D-model over moniteringsområder

Videreudvikling af StoryMaps

Udarbejdelse af tekster til undervisningsbrug

Din profil

Krav og kvalifikationer

Studerende i geografi eller et beslægtet område

Erfaring med ArcGIS

Kendskab til ArcGIS StoryMaps er en fordel

Kendskab til Tableau-grafer er en fordel, men ikke et krav

Interesse i formidling indenfor naturvidenskab til gymnasieniveau om Arktis

Gode skriftlige danskkundskaber

Institut for Ecoscience (ECOS) udfører anvendt- og grundforskning med fokus på natur og miljø på højeste internationale niveau. Instituttets forskning dækker marine, ferske og terrestriske økosystemer og har derudover særlige kompetencer inden for arktisk miljø og natur. Instituttet bidrager med forskningsbaseret viden til løsning af samfundsmæssige udfordringer ved rådgivning af myndigheder og gennem erhvervssamarbejde. Instituttet deltager i uddannelsen af næste generation af forskere og naturforvaltere og bidrager til den offentlige debat med relevant viden og populærfaglig formidling
Læs mere om arktisk økosystemøkologi her https://ecos.au.dk/forskningraadgivning/forskningsomraader/au-bioscience-forskning-i-arktisk-oekosystemoekologi

Vi tilbyder:

Mulighed for at få kontorplads på AU, Roskilde

Løn efter overenskomst for Aarhus Universitets studentermedhjælpere

Vi er fleksible mht. til andet studierelevant projektarbejde, eksaminer m.v.

Arbejdssted og ansættelsesområde

Arbejdsstedet er Frederiksborgvej 399, 4000 Roskilde og ansættelsesområdet er Aarhus Universitet.

Kontakt information

Yderligere oplysninger kan fås ved henvendelse til: Forskningskoordinator, Marie Frost Arndal, +45 61 66 77 02, email: mfa@ecos.au.dk.

Formalia

Løn- og ansættelsesvilkår sker i henhold til organisationsaftalens § 35 indgået mellem Skatteministeriet og HK/Stat for kontorfunktionærer, laboranter og it-medarbejdere og fællesoverenskomsten mellem Skatteministeriet og Offentligt Ansattes Organisationer - Det Statslige Område (OAO-S-fællesoverenskomsten).

Du skal være aktiv studerende og dokumentere at være indskrevet ved en højere læreanstalt.

Aarhus Universitet vil være en attraktiv og inspirerende arbejdsplads for alle og ønsker en kultur, hvor hver enkelt kan udfolde og udvikle sig. Vi ser ligestilling og diversitet som en styrke og opfordrer derfor alle interesserede til at ansøge.
Ansøgning sendes via Aarhus Universitets rekrutteringssystem, som kan tilgås under stillingsopslaget på Aarhus Universitets hjemmeside.

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Ledig stilling ved Institut for Ecoscience - Arktisk økosystemøkologi, Aarhus Universitet

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Embark on board Atka the partner of your polar scientific expeditions

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Call for scientific expedition projects aboard the Atka polar sailboat

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Call for scientific expedition projects aboard the Atka polar sailboat

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Responses requested before September 1st, 2023

Témoins Polaires offers all international laboratories, in partnership over one to several years, to co-develop the polar scientific expeditions of tomorrow.

Atka is able to accommodate up to five scientists and can offer a large storage capacity on board. The sailboat can also be fitted out according to the needs of the partner. Its home port is in La Rochelle and can travel to the European coasts to equip it in preparation for polar expeditions.

For more information, please contact :
Matthieu Klitting
mklitting@temoinspolaires.fr

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Témoins Polaires - Call for scientific expedition projects aboard the Atka polar sailboat

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Science, art, tourism, and industry in Greenland – opportunities and challenges in the face of climate change.

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Ilulissat Science Forum 2023 - 2-4 Oct 2023 

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Ilulissat Science Forum 2023 - 2-4 Oct 2023 

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The University of Bergen, The Norwegian Embassy in Denmark, and Avannaata municipality invite researchers and others interested to Ilulissat Science Forum 2023, and the opening of the Illu – Science and Art Hub in Ilulissat, Greenland.

Program link: https://www.uib.no/en/matnat/163201/ilulissat-science-forum-2023

Registration needed: https://skjemaker.app.uib.no/view.php?id=15023461

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Science, art, tourism, and industry in Greenland - opportunities and challenges in the face of climate change.

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A global dialogue, developed by, for, and among Indigenous youth 

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Global indigenous youth summit on climate change - 9 AUG 2023, online

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Global indigenous youth summit on climate change - 9 AUG 2023, online

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We are seeking to engage with more Indigenous youth (no age limit) in our dialogue and welcome you to sign up!

Come and join us! Let's speak about climate change and how it impacts our lives.

https://event.unitar.org/full-catalog/global-indigenous-youth-summit-climate-change

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GLOBAL INDIGENOUS YOUTH SUMMIT ON CLIMATE CHANGE