We are pleased to announce that @graemechesters has joined our wonderful team of Special Advisors. Graeme is a multi-award winning and globally exhibited photographer, writer, consultant and advisor. He also has over 20 years of experience working with British Universities. Graeme is currently a Fellow of the Royal Society Of Arts and the Royal Geographical Society. He was formerly an Associate Professor of Peace and Conflict Studies at the Rotary Peace Centre (University of Bradford), and has taught international relations, conflict resolution, mediation and peace building techniques to a plethora of groups from all over the world. Please join us in welcoming Graeme to the 90NF team. We look forward to his valuable insights and creative vision shaping our journey ahead. 🙌 ❄️ To find out more about his incredible work and achievements, check out our 'Special Advisors' highlight reel on our profile! 👀 #Arctic #Conservation #Protect90North #PolarResearch #ArcticResearch #ArcticOcean #CentralArcticOcean
📢 TAI is searching for Contributors!! 📢 ❄️ The Arctic Institute will soon publish a series on #Knowledge Production in the #Arctic! 📚 ➡️ In this series, TAI is interested in contributions that highlight dynamics of knowledge production in the Arctic with a focus on Indigenous expertise, science diplomacy, and expertise. We ask: How is knowledge produced in the Arctic? Who has the authority to produce knowledge and on what topics? ⏰ Deadline: June 30, 2024 🤔 Interested? Visit our website for more details! ⤵️ 🔗 https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/call-for-papers-for-series-on-knowledge-production-in-the-arctic/ Or check our Instagram story! 📲 #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticStudies #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticPolitics #TAI #Series #ArcticCulture #ArcticHistory #NewSeries #Contributors #ArcticResources #ArcticExtractivism #IndigenousPerspectives #ArcticDevelopments #Resources #ArcticNature #ArcticCommunity #ArcticIndustry #ArcticNarratives #Indigenous #HighNorth #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs
📨 This week’s #publication by TAI’s Ekaterina Uryupova: “Climate Change and Challenges of Navigation in the Arctic: How Safe are We?” ⚓️ 🔗 Find the full article below! ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/climate-change-challenges-navigation-arctic-how-safe-are-we/ Or check our Instagram story/highlight 📲 📸 (Photo: Ekaterina Uryupova) 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 📚 Support our programs and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticStudies #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticDefense #ArcticPolitics #TAI #Law #ArcticGovernance #Politics #Strategy #ArcticClimate #Environment #ArcticSecurity #Governance #ClimateChange #ArcticIssues #ArcticPeople #Arcticregion #ArcticStates #Shipping #Economics #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs #Geopolitics
Camp Whale March 2024 Welcome to Camp Whale. A temporary and portable ice camp set up on floating sea ice in the Beaufort Sea. The operation is run by the Arctic Submarine Laboratory along with the US Navy. The yellow objects in the lower part of the photo are tents which make up the camp. The ice in the lower part of the frame is multi year sea ice. Multi-year meaning it has survived at least two summers and could be 3-4 meters thick. Just beyond the camp is first year ice, newly formed and 2-3 feet thick. The fresh ice was smooth enough to land on and we made our airstrip on the refrozen lead. Beyond that, is more multi-year and two year old ice. Ice pans made up of multi-year ice, as seen here, help protect the less stable new ice, as well as our landing strips. The camp allowed the US Navy to run Arctic exercises as well as facilitating scientists from different universities in their research. It was impressive to see how a group of people can come together and execute such a momentous task in a challenging environment with nothing but the slightest hiccups which were easily overcome. For most of the camp’s existence the temperatures hovered around -40C, the perfect temperature for making ice and frost bite, yet everyone was in good spirits and with positive attitudes. Despite camping out on the Beaufort Sea ice in rather chilly temperatures, everyone who got on our plane was excited to be in camp. When it came time to leave camp, some were more excited than others, I think it was the lack of showers. I get the opportunity to work with many fantastic groups and people, but every once in a while there is a group that is really top notch with their logistics and a lot of fun to support. The Arctic Submarine Laboratory is one of them. Plus there were submarines involved and how cool is that. @arcticsubmarinelaboratory #arcticocean #campwhale #beaufortsea #polarscience #arcticresearch
📬 This week’s circumpolar news roundup with the #Arctic This Week Take Five! 🌍 Online now! 🗞️ 🔗 Check out Take Five below ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/arctic-week-take-five-week-22-april-2024/ 📲 Or check our Instagram story/highlight 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 💸 Support our projects and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticCooperation #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #ArcticCulture #Policymaking #Cooperation #PolarResearch #Governance #ArcticStrategy #ArcticResources #Russia #Iceland #USA #Canada #HighNorth #ArcticEnvironment #TakeFive #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs
Installation day! We got 2/3 stations complete. Each station has 4 displacement sensors, 4 soil moisture sensors, and 6 soil temperature sensors. Each station uses 2 logging devices to collect data. Each station uses 12 AA batteries and 2 AAA batteries, and takes one reading per hour. They’re mounted to a galvanized angle bar, and that is mounted to PVC pipe that was sunk 2m down. 2 weeks ago this entire forested area still had 30-60cm of snow. Today the thick top layer of mosses and lichen is nearly thawed, but the soil is still completely frozen, which leaves the melted water nowhere to go. It was a very wet, but very beautiful day to establish long term #arcticresearch
SEA OF METHANE ENDANGERS PLANET Deep below the icy expanse of the Arctic lies a hidden danger that could have catastrophic consequences for our planet. Layers of methane gas are trapped beneath the permafrost, and as the landscape changes, this sea of methane has the potential to be unleashed, wreaking havoc on the world. Studying the permafrost beneath the islands of Svalbard, researchers found an immense reservoir of methane that could reach several million cubic feet. Currently, the leakage from below the permafrost is minimal, but glacial retreat and permafrost thawing could “lift the lid” on this hidden danger, according to Thomas Birchall, a geologist at Norway’s University Center in Svalbard and lead author of a study published in Frontiers in Earth Science. Ocean currents can thin the permafrost, creating patchy and unpredictable regions. Geographical features can also allow gas produced by underlying rocks to escape. Even in areas with continuous permafrost, methane gas can migrate beneath the cold seal of the permafrost, creating the potential for escape. A large-scale seepage would initiate a dangerous feedback loop of warming—a cycle where methane release leads to further permafrost thaw, resulting in additional gas emissions. While the focus of the study was on Norway, the researchers believe that migrating deposits of methane are likely present in other parts of the Arctic region as well. 👉Read more on our website: www.naphiladelphia.com 👉Link in bio to the Magazine #ClimateEmergency #MethaneMenace #ArcticResearch #GlobalWarming #UnseenThreat #IceLockedDanger #ClimateChangeAwareness #EnvironmentalImpact #SaveOurPlanet #FeedbackLoopFiasco #ScienceOfClimate #UnderTheIce"
Today our Master student Natasha Bryan defended her Master thesis. In the last year, she joined two Arctic expeditions and developed a new method to quantify silicification rates in diatoms using an imaging flow cytometer. She answered all the questions sovereign and we are all very proud of her! #masterthesis #silicification #diatoms #arcticresearch
Are you a graduate student conducting research in the Arctic or on Arctic-related topics? Then the ArcticNet Student Association wants to feature you on our social media! We are currently launching a new program to showcase graduate student research and have three ways you can get involved! Research Showcase Share a brief (~max 2 minute) video description of your master’s or doctoral research! ArcticNet has members from a wide variety of fields and is always passionate about hearing what the next generation of Arctic researchers are studying! Stories from the Field Have a fun story from the field? We want to hear it! Send a 2 minute or less video telling your story or provide a voiceover and some photos to us at [email protected]! Top 5 Things to Bring to the Field As we gear up for summer fieldwork, what are the top 5 things you can’t live without in the field? Is it a great snack, your favourite sunscreen, or your Rite-in-the Rain notebook? Let us know and help out other Arctic scientists along the way! Send in a video of you discussing or showing off your favourite items or a written list. All questions and submissions can be directed to Shelby Patrick at [email protected]. We will take care of all editing so feel free to send raw video/audio files as well! #arcticresearch #arcticnet #polarscience #fieldwork #graduateschool
SEA OF METHANE ENDANGERS PLANET Deep below the icy expanse of the Arctic lies a hidden danger that could have catastrophic consequences for our planet. Layers of methane gas are trapped beneath the permafrost, and as the landscape changes, this sea of methane has the potential to be unleashed, wreaking havoc on the world. Studying the permafrost beneath the islands of Svalbard, researchers found an immense reservoir of methane that could reach several million cubic feet. Currently, the leakage from below the permafrost is minimal, but glacial retreat and permafrost thawing could “lift the lid” on this hidden danger, according to Thomas Birchall, a geologist at Norway’s University Center in Svalbard and lead author of a study published in Frontiers in Earth Science. Ocean currents can thin the permafrost, creating patchy and unpredictable regions. Geographical features can also allow gas produced by underlying rocks to escape. Even in areas with continuous permafrost, methane gas can migrate beneath the cold seal of the permafrost, creating the potential for escape. A large-scale seepage would initiate a dangerous feedback loop of warming—a cycle where methane release leads to further permafrost thaw, resulting in additional gas emissions. While the focus of the study was on Norway, the researchers believe that migrating deposits of methane are likely present in other parts of the Arctic region as well. 👉Read more on our website: www.nasouthjersey.com 👉Link in bio to the Magazine #ClimateEmergency #MethaneMenace #ArcticResearch #GlobalWarming #UnseenThreat #IceLockedDanger #ClimateChangeAwareness #EnvironmentalImpact #SaveOurPlanet #FeedbackLoopFiasco #ScienceOfClimate #UnderTheIce
Ich werde einen weiteren Vortrag über die Ergebnisse des @face_it_arctic projects im @hausderwissenschaft_bremen halten. Es wird um Biodiversitätsveränderungen und nordwärts gerichtete Verschiebungen gehen. Kommt vorbei bei „Wissen um 11“ am 4. Mai um 11 Uhr! @marinebotany @uni_bremen Infos zum Vortrag: www.hausderwissenschaft.de @eupolarcluster #EUPolarCluster #Arctic #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #ArcticPolicy #ArcticStudies #ArcticEnvironment #PolarScience #PolarResearch photo: Geir Gabrielsen (@norskpolarinstitutt)
@face_it_arctic project manager @simon_jungblut (@marinebotany @uni_bremen) will present results of the #FACEITProject at „Wissen um 11“ at @hausderwissenschaft_bremen [in German]. Share and join on 4 May, 11 am. Check out the talk at www.hausderwissenschaft.de @eupolarcluster #EUPolarCluster #Arctic #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #ArcticPolicy #ArcticStudies #ArcticEnvironment #PolarScience #PolarResearch photo: Geir Gabrielsen (@norskpolarinstitutt)
#Arctic field season is approaching and coordinating between research projects just got easier thanks to the Planned Research Vessel Movements webpage! ⛴️ Developed by the Interagency Arctic Research Policy Committee (IARPC) and NOAA Global Ocean Monitoring and Observing Program (GOMO), this tool will enhance coordination, transparency, and communication in the Arctic. IARPC is also hosting a Pre-Field Season Meeting TODAY, 4/24 from 1-3p ET (9-11a AKT) that is open to anyone who is interested in Arctic marine research! To join the meeting, register for a free IARPC Collaborations account. Can’t watch today? Be on the lookout for a recording on IARPC’s YouTube channel! Register for today’s meeting and learn more about the new planned vessel movements tool at the link in our bio. #arcticresearch #noaa #oceanexploration #researchvessel
🌿 Welcome to the official Instagram account of the Climate Laboratory Holt in Tromsø! 🌍🔬 Stay tuned for updates on our research, people and events on plant adaptation to climate change and Arctic conditions! @uitnorgesarktiske @nibio_no #arcticresearch #plantscience
Don’t miss out on this Saturday, April 27th, at 11 am for a morning reading and breakfast at our venue in Ortisei. Artists Judith Neunhäuserer & Sophie Schmidt will be sharing their Arctic research and stories during the finissage of the group show Schatten auf Schnee reading excerpts from their travel diaries. We look forward to seeing you there! The talk will be held in German and will be followed by a Q&A session with the audience. - Sophie Schmidt Meine Tränen werden zu Schneekristallen in Alaska (detail), 2023 Watercolor and pen on paper 105 x 78 cm #ArcticResearch #SchattenAufSchnee #Finissage #GalleriaDorisGhetta #Ortisei #artiststalk @judith.neun #sophieschmidt
EOS faculty Peter Haproff and Shannon Klotsko recently attended to European Geosciences Union Annual Meeting in Vienna, Austria, where they gave oral presentations on their research. Both presentations were focused on Greenland, albeit geological processes that occurred over 3.6 billion years between each other. Dr. Haproff's talk (3rd photo) was entitled "Litho-structural framework of the Eoarchean Tussaap supracrustal belt, Itsaq gneiss complex, southwestern Greenland". Dr. Klotsko's talk (4th photo) was entitled "Geomorphic evidence for inter-ice stream ice grounding and retreat from Melville Bugt slope, west Greenland". #uncw #uncweos #uncwresearch #egu2024 #egu24 #greenland #arcticresearch #geology #marinegeology #archean #quaternary #geography #oceanography #marinescience #oceanscience #geologicalmapping #tectonics #fieldwork #research #researchtalk
📨 This week’s publication by TAI’s Nima Khorrami: “Sweden’s 🇸🇪 Strategic Shift: Navigating NATO Membership and the Path Forward” 🔗 Find the full article below! ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/swedens-strategic-shift-navigating-nato-membership-path-forward/ Or check our Instagram story/highlight 📲 📸 (Photo: NATO) 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 📚 Support our programs and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticStudies #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticDefense #ArcticPolitics #TAI #Law #ArcticGovernance #Politics #Strategy #ArcticClimate #Environment #ArcticSecurity #Governance #ClimateChange #ArcticIssues #ArcticPeople #NATO #Arcticregion #ArcticStates #InternationalRelations #Sweden #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs #Geopolitics
🌟 Recap! 🌟 🌡️ Our research, now published in Nature*, reveals a 30% increase in carbon release in tundra ecosystems with 1.4°C of air warming, based on data from 56 OTC experiments. 🌱 Both plants and microbes contribute to the tundra's stimulated respiration under warming conditions. 🌿 Local soil conditions influenced how strongly warming stimulated respiration. This information is valuable to enhance model performance to predict climate warming effects on respiration. 🗺 Our map predicts which tundra areas are more or less vulnerable to the impact of warming on respiration in the Arctic and Alpine regions. 🌍 Plus, our study suggests that as the climate warms, tundra areas may start releasing carbon instead of absorbing it, depending on how plants respond to the changes. — Dive deeper into our study yourself here*! — #tundraecology #ecosystemrespiration #arcticresearch #climatewarming #carboncycle #ecosystemresponse #soilhealth #microbialcommunity #environmentalresearch #climateimpact #globalchange #sciencecommunication #researchfindings #ecologicalscience #climatestudy #scientificinsights #environmentaldynamics #warmingexperiments #opentopchamber #internationaltundraexperiment @umeauniversitet @kuleuven @fwovlaanderen @dfornatlan @universityofgothenburg & many other research partners *Maes, S. L. et al. (2024). Environmental drivers of increased ecosystem respiration in a warming tundra. NATURE (in press). doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07274-7 Photos: tundra landscapes with rainbow (1: Sybryn Maes, 2: Matteo Petit Bon)
📊 Our study* also took a ‘big picture look’ at how ecosystems in the Arctic and surrounding alpine regions might react to warming. We created a map to forecast the potential increase in respiration (carbon release) by plants and microbes as temperatures rise. The map, based on data from our OTC experiments, spans the entire Arctic and Alpine tundra regions. Here’s what it reveals: 🗺 Some areas, like parts of Siberia and Canada, could see a big jump in respiration with warming compared to other areas (they are more sensitive). 🗺 In the Arctic tundra alone, we anticipate a 32% increase in respiration, and across the Arctic and alpine tundra, a 25% increase. 🗺 However, these numbers come with a fair amount of uncertainty due to limited soil data and model uncertainties across these regions. That's why further research is crucial to address these uncertainties and refine our predictions about how carbon dynamics will change in response to warming. Stay tuned for more updates! 🌿 #tundraecology #ecosystemrespiration #arcticresearch #climatewarming #carboncycle #ecosystemresponse #soilhealth #microbialcommunity #environmentalresearch #climateimpact #globalchange #sciencecommunication #researchfindings #ecologicalscience #climatestudy #scientificinsights #environmentaldynamics #warmingexperiments #opentopchamber #internationaltundraexperiment @umeauniversitet @kuleuven @fwovlaanderen @dfornatlan @universityofgothenburg & many other research partners Maes, S. L. et al. (2024). Environmental drivers of increased ecosystem respiration in a warming tundra. NATURE (in press). doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07274-7 Photo 1: open-top-chamber warming experiments in alpine tundra (Matteo Petit Bon) Photo 2: flux measurements on ecosystem respiration (Konstantin Gavazov)
📬 This week’s circumpolar news roundup with the #Arctic This Week Take Five! 🌍 Online now! 🗞️ 🔗 Check out Take Five below ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/arctic-week-take-five-week-15-april-2024/ 📲 Or check our Instagram story/highlight 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 💸 Support our projects and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticCooperation #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #ArcticCulture #Policymaking #Cooperation #PolarResearch #Governance #ArcticStrategy #ArcticResources #Russia #Siberia #USA #HighNorth #ArcticEnvironment #TakeFive #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs
Our @nforsk colleagues Grete Hovelsrud (@polarbums), Camilla Risvoll and Solveig Øye Bjørdal organized a „Workshop on management options to mitigate climate change effects“ in #Lakselv, #Finnmark, with the help of havforskningen. Check out www.face-it-project.eu -> Activities -> Workshops. #FACEITProject @EUPolarCluster #EUPolarCluster #Arctic #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #ArcticPolicy #ArcticStudies #ArcticEnvironment #PolarScience #PolarResearch
🌎 This is what these results are telling us about the fate of tundra ecosystems in a warmer climate*… 🌡️ We found a really big increase in extra carbon release from tundra soils and plants with warmer conditions. The effect did not seem to fade in the long term since it persisted for at least 25 years… ===> This means that the large carbon stocks in tundra soils could transition from absorbing carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere to releasing it if warming causes respiration to increase so much that it is greater than the capacity for (more) plants to absorb this extra CO2 🌡️ We discovered that how warming affects respiration depends on soil conditions like nitrogen and pH. ===> This real-world data on the relationship between soil conditions and respiration can enhance climate models. Climate models are used to predict future carbon emissions, and the more real-world information we can ‘feed’ them, the better their performance, or the better their predictions will be. #tundraecology #ecosystemrespiration #arcticresearch #climatewarming #carboncycle #ecosystemresponse #soilhealth #microbialcommunity #environmentalresearch #climateimpact #globalchange #sciencecommunication #researchfindings #ecologicalscience #climatestudy #scientificinsights #environmentaldynamics #warmingexperiments #opentopchamber #internationaltundraexperiment @umeauniversitet @kuleuven @fwovlaanderen @dfornatlan @universityofgothenburg & many other research partners *Maes, S. L. et al. (2024). Environmental drivers of increased ecosystem respiration in a warming tundra. NATURE (in press). doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07274-7 Photos: Tundra landscapes in Latnjajaure, Sweden (Sybryn Maes)
In the dark and cold of the Arctic polar night, where food resources are scarce, jellyfish emerge as a crucial food source for marine amphipods. This groundbreaking research, conducted by scientists from the Alfred Wegener Institute in Germany, sheds light on the previously underestimated role of jellyfish in Arctic ecosystems. The findings, published in Frontiers in Marine Science, reveal that amphipods not only feast on 'jelly-falls' of dead jellyfish but also prey on live jellyfish. This discovery challenges the traditional view of jellyfish as a trophic dead-end and highlights their significance in sustaining marine life during challenging environmental conditions. "Jellyfish are thought to be typically poor in nutrients but are nevertheless an important food source for amphipods during the Arctic polar night," says Annkathrin Dischereit, lead author of the study. Full study in the link in bio #ArcticResearch #MarineEcology #Jellyfish #ArcticEcosystems #ScienceDiscovery #AlfredWegenerInstitute #FrontiersInMarineScience #EnvironmentalResearch
📨 This week’s extra publication by TAI’s Nima Khorrami: “Shifting Ties: Navigating the Complexities of Russia 🇷🇺- South Korea 🇰🇷 Relations and the New #Arctic Geopolitics” 🔗 Find the full article below! ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/shifting-ties-navigating-complexities-russia-south-korea-relations-arctic-geopolitics/ Or check our Instagram story/highlight 📲 📸 (Photo: Republic of Korea) 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 📚 Support our programs and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticStudies #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #TAI #Law #ArcticGovernance #Politics #Strategy #ArcticClimate #Environment #ArcticSecurity #Governance #ClimateChange #ArcticIssues #ArcticPeople #Arcticregion #ArcticStates #InternationalRelations #Russia #SouthKorea #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs #Geopolitics
🌡️—Here’s what we did*…—🌡️ We compared respiration data from inside open-top chambers (OTCs) with measurements taken outside these chambers. OTCs act like mini-greenhouses, raising temperatures inside and giving us insights into how ecosystems respond to climate warming. 📈—Here are our key findings…—📈 -OTCs led to a temperature rise of 1.4°C in the air and 0.4°C in the soil (it got warmer inside the mini-greenhouses), along with a 1.6% decrease in soil moisture (it also got drier inside). -This warming triggered a remarkable 30% increase in ecosystem respiration during the growing season compared to control plots without OTCs or warming. Respiration refers to the carbon released by plants and microbes during their activities. -The warming effect on respiration persisted for at least 25 years, as far as our datasets could track. -When digging deeper, we found that the extra carbon release came from both the soil (busy roots and microbes belowground) and the vegetation (active plants aboveground). -We found that the impact of warming on respiration varied depending on soil conditions like nitrogen and pH. Areas with less nitrogen in the soil and with stimulated activity in plants and microbes due to warming released more carbon through respiration. ❄️—Check out our next post to learn what these numbers mean for our precious tundra ecosystems worldwide…—❄️ #tundraecology #ecosystemrespiration #arcticresearch #climatewarming #carboncycle #ecosystemresponse #soilhealth #microbialcommunity #environmentalresearch #climateimpact #globalchange #sciencecommunication #researchfindings #ecologicalscience #climatestudy #scientificinsights #environmentaldynamics #warmingexperiments #opentopchamber #internationaltundraexperiment @umeauniversitet @kuleuven @fwovlaanderen @dfornatlan @universityofgothenburg & many other research partners *Maes, S. L. et al. (2024). Environmental drivers of increased ecosystem respiration in a warming tundra. NATURE (in press). doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07274-7 Photo 1: open-top-chamber at Latnjajaure, Sweden (Sybryn Maes) Photo 2: open-top-chamber with respiration measurements (Anne Tolvanen)
Calling all Northern researchers! Are you heading to the field this summer? Do you have exciting research to share? Are you looking for opportunities to practice science communication? The Arctic Minded podcast is recruiting volunteers for a series of special mini-sodes depicting stories from the field. Interested? Contact Julia Macpherson to learn more ([email protected]). Appel à tous les chercheurs et chercheuses du Nord! Partez-vous sur le terrain cet été? Avez-vous des recherches excitantes à partager? Cherchez-vous des occasions de pratiquer la communication scientifique? Le podcast Arctic Minded recrute des volontaires pour une série de mini-épisodes spéciaux présentant des anecdotes de terrain. Êtes-vous intéressé(e) ? Contactez Julia Macpherson pour en savoir plus([email protected]). #ArcticNet #Arctic #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #Science #Research #IndigenousLedResearch #InuitLedResearch #NorthernResearch #NorthernCanada #Canada #SciComm #ScienceCommunications
🌟 More Exciting News! 🌟 Today, our research on the impact of climate warming on ecosystem respiration is published in Nature*. With a team of more than 70 scientists, we united data from 56 tundra warming experiments across four continents to see how much more carbon will be released from the soil and vegetation as the climate warms. 🌡️ Our study is important because it investigates how the large stocks of carbon in tundra soils might release even more carbon due to climate warming, which could worsen the effects of climate change. We did not just measure how much carbon will be additionally released with warming; we also explored the factors that drive the variation in carbon release within tundra ecosystems. Check out our next posts for insights from our study! 🌎 #tundraecology #ecosystemrespiration #arcticresearch #climatewarming #carboncycle #ecosystemresponse #soilhealth #microbialcommunity #environmentalresearch #climateimpact #globalchange #sciencecommunication #researchfindings #ecologicalscience #climatestudy #scientificinsights #environmentaldynamics #warmingexperiments #opentopchamber #internationaltundraexperiment @umeauniversitet @kuleuven @fwovlaanderen @dfornatlan @universityofgothenburg & many other research partners *Maes, S. L. et al. (2024). Environmental drivers of increased ecosystem respiration in a warming tundra. NATURE (in press). doi: 10.1038/s41586-024-07274-7
Présentation de l’équipe! (Partie 3) Charles travaille dans le laboratoire depuis le début de l’année 2021. Il a participé à plusieurs campagnes terrain, pour divers projets, qui l’ont amené à visiter différentes communautés de l’Arctique et de l’Islande. Depuis maintenant deux ans, il travaille principalement sur son projet de maîtrise qui porte sur les aléas côtiers dans la communauté d’Ausuittuq. Depuis plusieurs décennies, cette communauté note des changements géomorphologiques et environnementaux le long de leur côte. La plage, en bordure du hameau, a vu depuis les années 1950 une diminution significative de sa surface. Charles s’intéresse donc à investiguer et à définir les causes des aléas côtiers d’érosion et de submersion. Il souhaite produire un système opérationnel de prédiction des niveaux d’eau à la côte pour la communauté, afin de cartographier différents scénarios d’événements de tempêtes pouvant engendrer les aléas. Introducing the team! (Part 3) Charles has been working in the laboratory since the beginning of 2021. He has taken part in several field campaigns, for various projects, which have led him to visit different communities in the Arctic and in Iceland. For the past two years, he has been working mainly on his master’s project, which focuses on coastal hazards in the Ausuittuq community. For several decades, this community has noted geomorphological and environmental changes along its coastline. Since the 1950s, the beach bordering the hamlet has seen a significant reduction in its surface area. Charles is therefore interested in investigating and defining the causes of coastal erosion and submersion hazards. He wants to produce an operational coastal water level prediction system for the community, to map different scenarios of storm events that could generate the hazards … #uqar #clicuqar #northernresearch #polarknowledgecanada #polarknowledge #savoirpolairecanada #savoirpolaire #geomorphology #canadianhigharctic #arcticscience #arcticresearch
📨 This week’s publication by Khang Pham: “Japan 🇯🇵 Steps Up its Arctic Engagement” 🔗 Find the full commentary below! ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/japan-steps-up-arctic-engagement/ Or check our Instagram story/highlight 📲 📸 (Photo: Arctic Circle) 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 💸 Support our programs and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticStudies #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #TAI #Law #ArcticGovernance #Politics #Strategy #ArcticClimate #Environment #ArcticSecurity #Governance #ClimateChange #ArcticIssues #ArcticPeople #Arcticregion #ArcticStates #InternationalRelations #Japan #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs #Geopolitics
Kai Bischof & @simon_jungblut (@marinebotany @uni_bremen), the @face_it_arctic project managing team, are participating the @arctic_circle_org Berlin Forum (7+8 May) and co-organized an #Arctic #Biodiversity session together with @EcoTipArctic and #CHARTER. Check out the session at www.face-it-project.eu -> Activities -> Conferences (or via the link in the story). @bmbf.bund @AWIexpedition #FACEITProject @EUPolarCluster #EUPolarCluster #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #ArcticPolicy #ArcticStudies #ArcticEnvironment #PolarScience #PolarResearch #ArcticCircle #ArcticCircleBerlin
Float your boat! Through the International Arctic buoy Program and Educator Fellow Keegan Heron’s collaboration with Researcher Fellow Ignatius Rigor, Keegan’s students were able to engage in the Float your Boat program. They painted the boats which were set out on the Arctic Sea Ice along with sea ice buoys. Boats were arranged in a “whale tail” design that they created in the ice, along with some other boats from some talented young artists in Florida. Students can track the boats while on the ice through buoy location and when the ice melts they are set adrift on the ocean. Each boat has a serial number, and if anyone were to one day find a boat washed up on a beach, they could document and log where they found the boat on the internet. Learn more about Float Your Boat: beav.es/cBb #polarsteam #polarsteamteam #wherecuriositythrives #nsffunded #educator #educatoropportunity #teachers #teacher #sciencecenter #museumeducator #communitycollege #faculty #professionaldevelopment #arcticresearch #sciencelesson #sciencelessons #educators #teachscience #teachart #arteducation #educationmatters #artisscience #steam #polarscience #researcher #broaderimpacts #scientist
*work in progress* Tracing the spatial influence of cryogenic materials within the anthropogenically modified landscape. of the Lunheim Quarry in Tromsø Sequence: 1. meltwater 2 .meltwater abstraction 3. terrain 4. terrain abstraction 5. ice 6. ice abstraction 7. slope 8. slope abstraction - #arcticresearch #tromsø #landscapearchitecture #architecture #geography
📬 This week’s circumpolar news roundup with the Arctic This Week Take Five! 🌍 Online now! 🗞️ 🔗 Check out Take Five below ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/arctic-week-take-five-week-8-april-2024/ 📲 Or check our Instagram story/highlight 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! 💸 Support our projects and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticCooperation #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #ArcticCulture #Policymaking #Cooperation #PolarResearch #Governance #ArcticStrategy #ArcticResources #Russia #Norway #Canada #HighNorth #ArcticEnvironment #TakeFive #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs
We are excited to announce our two Community and Citizen Science in the Far North 2024 Conference keynote speakers! We hope you will join us this coming week. https://arcus.org/ccs/meetings/2024-conference #arctic #arcticresearch #ConnecttheArctic
On the ice! Educator Fellow Keegan Heron spent a week on the ice with Researcher Fellow Ignatius Rigor learning about sea ice and helping with two days of programing for local 8th grade students in Utqiagvik, AK. Here are a few of the experiences created for the students: Photo 1: At the traditional knowledge station, students practiced harpooning a “whale”. Photo 2: Measuring the albedo of different color jackets of students (black = 0, white = 1). Photo 3: Using an underwater camera to look at the bottom of the ocean floor from a hole that was dug 3 feet into the ice. Photo 4: Viewing diatoms (circle and neuron-like organisms that photosynthesize) and Acoel flatworms (that eat diatoms) living in the sea ice and collected from an ice core. Photo 5: Sunset over the Arctic Ocean. Photo 6: And Keegan got a glimpse at the Northern Lights. #polarsteam #polarsteamteam #wherecuriositythrives #nsffunded #educator #educatoropportunity #teachers #teacher #sciencecenter #museumeducator #communitycollege #faculty #professionaldevelopment #arcticresearch #sciencelesson #sciencelessons #educators #teachscience #teachart #arteducation #educationmatters #artisscience #steam #polarscience #researcher #broaderimpacts #scientist
📢 Event alert: How do ❄️polar scientists 🥼 contribute to decision making and policy? (And how do ECRs get involved in this?) We are hosting three events 🗓️ in the Let’s Talk Series to give you a crash-course overview of this topic as well as the opportunity to talk to some experts directly. We are very fortunate to be joined by panellists with decades of work experience working at the highest levels of the science-policy interface, as well as ECRs who have found their way into the field more recently. You can attend as many or few of the events as you like, all times are in CEST (Berlin time). You can register using the links on our website.: https://apecs-germany.de/lets-talk-polar-policy-and-governance/ 1️⃣ 23th of April – Mini Lecture on Arctic Governance (18:00, CEST) approx. 1h (a broad overview of the organisations and nations involved in Arctic policy) 2️⃣ 25th of April – Mini Lecture on Antarctic Governance (18:30, CEST) approx. 1h (a broad overview of the organisations and nations involved in Antarctic policy) 3️⃣ 30th of April – Let’s Talk Polar Policy and Governance (18:00, CEST) approx. 1.5h (get your questions answered by a panel of experts who work in Arctic and Antarctic policy) The seminars will be held in English. #PolarScience #Antarctica #Arctic #SOOS #CCAMLR #ASOC #SCAR #AntarcticTreaty #ArcticCouncil #ArcticResearch #EuropeanPolarBoard #InternationalArcticScienceCommittee #ECRs #earlycareerscientists #APECS #APECSGermany
Scientists deploy moorings in the Arctic Ocean to study climate change and ocean currents. These instruments help monitor temperature, salinity, and ice movement, providing crucial data on environmental changes in this remote region. Dive into the fascinating world beneath the ice! 🌊❄️ https://www.npolar.no/en/newsarticle/scientific-mooring-in-the-arctic-ocean/ #ArcticResearch #ClimateScience
What challenges are the @europeancommission facing within their engagement in the #Arctic? Our colleagues Julien Lebel and Annika Nilsson from @nforsk summarize their insights in the next @face_it_arctic paper. Go to www.face-it-project.eu -> Activities -> Scientific Publication or via the link in the story to get this open access paper. #FACEITProject @eupolarcluster #EUPolarCluster #Arctic #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #ArcticPolicy #ArcticStudies #ArcticEnvironment #PolarScience #PolarResearch
📨 This week’s publication by Andrey Todorov: “Russia’s 🇷🇺 Reaction to the US 🇺🇸 Continental Shelf Announcement: Political Posturing or Setting the Stage for a Big Move?” 🔗 Find the full commentary below! ⬇️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/russias-reaction-us-continental-shelf-announcement-political-posturing-setting-stage-big-move/ Or check our Instagram story/highlight 📲 📸 (Photo: U.S. Coast Guard) 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments! 💸 Support our projects and research through the link: https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/donate/ #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticStudies #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #TAI #Law #ArcticGovernance #Politics #Strategy #ArcticClimate #Environment #ArcticSecurity #Governance #ClimateChange #ArcticIssues #ArcticPeople #Arcticregion #ArcticStates #InternationalRelations #Russia #UnitedStates #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs #Geopolitics
I am starting a new job as a postdoc researcher at the Graduate School „Documentary Practices: Excess and Privation“ at the University of Bochum. My research will focus on Sami cosmologies an colonial archives. ☺️🥳 #samicosmologies #dasdokumentarische #samiarchives #colonialism #arcticresearch #indigeneousart
How can holistic approaches be applied to managing fast-changing Arctic marine ecosystems? The 3rd International Conference on the Ecosystem Approach to Management aims to answer this question and many more from 16-18 April 2024 - and you can follow along live! Link in bio for more information and live stream registration. _____ #ArcticEcosystems #EcosystemApproach #ArcticResearch #OceanHealth #SustainableManagement
🌍 Arctic DTU has been part of the advisory committee for the research policy conference “The changing Arctic”, that took place March 13. and 14. in Copenhagen. One of the 5 speakers from DTU was a Senior Scientist Henriette Skourup with a talk about future of the Sea Ice 🌊🧊. #arcticresearch #arcticdtu #thechangingarctic #dtu
We are now accepting session proposals for ArcticNet’s 5th International Arctic Change Conference 2024! Join an international network of researchers shaping the future of Arctic research and submit your proposal now! https://bit.ly/3vAJeAz L’appel à propositions de sessions pour la 5ième conférence internationale Arctic Change 2024 est maintenant lancé! Joignez-vous à un réseau international de chercheurs/euses qui travaillent sur l'avenir de la recherche Arctique et soumettez votre proposition dès maintenant! https://bit.ly/3vAJeAz #Arctic #Research #ArcticResearch #Science #Indigenous #IndigenousLedResearch #Inuit #InuitLedResearch #ArcticScience #Canada #CanadasNorth #InuitNunangat #CanadianNorth #ASM #AnnualScientificMeeting #ArcticChange #ArcticNet #Conference
A recent study has found that belugas appear to change the shape of their melon to communicate with one another in a form of facial display. Previously, only anecdotal evidence of this behaviour had been studied, but researchers have identified five different melon shapes in varying behavioural contexts whilst in the line of sight of other whales! 💡 Swipe through to learn more about the study, and don’t forget to save this post for later! 📚 Research such as this reminds us that there is still much to learn about the Arctic environment and its inhabitants is crucial towards its future protection. ❄️ To read the full, open access paper, visit the link in our bio. 🔗 #Beluga #MarineMammalResearch #ArcticResearch #AnimalCognition #PolarResearch #ArcticOcean #PolarScience #FrozenPlanet #CentralArcticOcean #CAO #WhaleScience
POLYCOPTER #ai #helicopter #polycopter #rescuebots #futuretech #aidesign #industrialdesign #futuremobility #snow #arcticresearch #rnd #polygonal #minimalism #productdesign
Effects of #heatwaves on #Arctic #kelps -> the next @face_it_arctic paper by Sarina Niedzwiedz, Kai Bischof & Nora Diehl (@mabi.no) (@marinebotany @uni_bremen) and Tobias Vonnahme & Thomas Juul-Pedersen (@thomasjuulpedersen) (Grønlands Naturinstitut #Pinngortitaleriffik). Check out under „Activities“ and then „Scientific Publications“ at www.face-it-project.eu! #FACEITProject @EUPolarCluster #EUPolarCluster #Arctic #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #ArcticPolicy #ArcticStudies #ArcticEnvironment #PolarScience #PolarResearch
📬 This week’s circumpolar news roundup with the #Arctic This Week Take Five! 🌍 Online now! 🗞️ 🔗 Check out Take Five below ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/arctic-week-take-five-week-1-april-2024/ 📲 Or check our Instagram story/highlight 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticCooperation #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #ArcticCulture #Policymaking #Cooperation #PolarResearch #Governance #ArcticStrategy #ArcticResources #Norway #Canada #Alaska #HighNorth #ArcticEnvironment #TakeFive #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs
Go on a journey with the museum’s botany team as they collect incredible, new specimens from northern tundra, Arctic waters, a Yellowstone lake bottom and their very own backyard! Read the museum's latest blog at the 🔗 in bio! 📸 Roger Bull © Canadian Museum of Nature #MuseumBlog #InTheField #BotanyResearch #ArcticResearch #ScubaDiving
Big spring cleanup of our workshop facility in Sisimiut. We got rid of some old unused junk that had accumulated over years and finally upgraded our workshop/storage hall with an all year heated workshop/storage room. Now we can offer a comfortably heated workshop where liquids and electronics can be stored safely. Additionally the unheated part of the hall has now room for serious expedition preparations and project work. #ArcticDTU #Safeworkplace #Arcticresearch
Amidst the endless ice, a lone polar station on an island stands as a testament to human curiosity and resilience, its silhouette a stark contrast to the vast, untouched wilderness of Antarctica that surrounds it, a fragile beacon of exploration in the heart of frozen solitude. #PolarStation, #Antarctica, #IsolatedBeauty, #HumanEndeavor, #FrozenWilderness, #ScientificExploration, #IcyHorizons, #NatureVsMan, #ArcticResearch, #WinterLandscape
*work in progress* Tracing the spatial influence of cryogenic materials within an anthropogenically modified landscape. ~ Last February I visited the Lunheim Quarry in Tromsø twice within one weekend. One day temperatures were around -5C, two days later they were +5C. Within this span I documented and learned from the frozen and melting conditions as part of my diploma methodology. In re-visiting this work I hope to further document the spatial and sensorial qualities of these processes as a micro study of climate change’s influence on extractive landscapes. - #arcticresearch #tromsø #landscapearchitecture #architecture #geography
The International Conference on Arctic Research Planning in Edinburgh last week was a success. I’m very much can looking forward to working with all the members of Research Priority Team 2 over the next 2 years! #trentuniversity #trentresearch #arctic #arcticresearch #icarp #iasc @trentuniversity
Gender equality is a fundamental human right and component of sustainable development. As the Arctic undergoes rapid ecological, social and economic changes, the importance of gender and diversity issues has become increasingly evident. However, there is no one definition or understanding of gender and gender equality in the Arctic. And to achieve gender equality is to embrace the diversity of gender experiences according to Dr. Malgorzata ‘Gosia’ Smieszek-Rice, co-lead of the Pan-Arctic Report on Gender Equality in the Arctic and postdoctoral researcher at UiT The Arctic University of Norway. _____ #GenderEquality #SustainableDevelopment #DiversityInclusion #GenderDiversity #ArcticResearch #ArcticCommunity #GenderStudies
本日、NHK WORLDで下記時刻にLive配信されている49分間の番組、NHK BSスペシャル「デジタル・アイ（消える大森林）」に出演しています。本日は、あと2回、夜と深夜にLive配信放送されます。（Webサイト: NHK WORLD -> Liveで視聴） I am appearing on a live streaming program today by NHK, "Digital Eye: Disappearing Forests". You can watch it two more times tonight as follows. The Japanese version will be broadcasting in this April on TV. I'm talking about wildfires and their air pollution. Check the schedule today below (JST: UTC-9 hours) and watch it out! 【NHK WORLD】 March 30（Sat） ※英語版（English ver.） 9:10 am; 3:10 pm; 9:10 pm; March 31 (Sun) 3:10 am ※ワールド公式ページにて配信 (Online streaming on the official NHK WORLD website) https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/digitaleye/ こちらの日本語版は、4月にBSでも放送される予定です（日程は解禁されたらまたお知らせします）。英語版はNHK WORLDのDigital EyeのWebページでも１年ほどアーカイブは残してもらえるようです。 番組では、北極関係の北大の古屋さん（写真左）、名古屋大の檜山さんから、熱帯関係の東大の熊谷さんと、良く知っている研究者がオンパレードで出演されていました。 私自身も、数秒とかでなく予想以上に、しっかりと説明をした森林火災と大気汚染などの部分も使って貰えて良かったです（笑） 全体を通して、森林のこと森林火災（影響含む）のことがとても良くわかる番組になっていました。学生とかにも、とても全体が理解しやすい番組となっており、勧められそうです。 まだの方々、良ければ是非ご覧下さい！ 既に観て頂いた方々、ありがとうございました😊 #nhk #nhkworld #forest #wildfire #forestfire #canada #siberia #tropicalforest #taiga #pm25 #permafrost #arctic #airquality #airpollution #tv #streaming #hokkaidouniversity #hokkaidouni #hokudai #arcticresearch #arcticresearchcenter #北極 #森林 #森林火災 #大気汚染 #永久凍土 #タイガ #北海道大学 #北大 #北極域研究センター
当センターの安成哲平准教授・ディスティングイッシュトリサーチャーと兼務教員（理学研究院）の古屋正人教授がNHK BSスペシャル 「デジタル・アイ」（消える大森林）の本日配信中のNHK WORLD（英語版）に出演しています。同番組のBS放送（日本語版）も予定されています。それぞれが「森林火災と大気汚染（PM2.5）」や「森林火災と永久凍土」の研究などについて語ります。 配信（英語版） NHK WORLD公式Webページにて下記時刻Live配信 3月30日（土）9:10（配信終了）／15:10／21:10／翌3:10 NHK WORLD ＞Digital Eye https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/digitaleye/ 放送（日本語版） NHK BS 4月半ば頃を予定（放映日時が解禁され次第お知らせいたします） Associate Professor and Distinguished Researcher Teppei Yasunari of our center and Professor Masato Furuya, a joint faculty member of the Faculty of Science, will appear on NHK BS’s Special Program. “Digital Eye: Disappearing Forests” in the Japanese broadcast and NHK WORLD streaming in English. They will talk about their research on topics, such as “Wildfires and Air Pollution (PM2.5)” and “Permafrost”, respectively. (Scheduled broadcast and streaming) NHK WORLD (English version) March 30 (Saturday) 9:10 / 15:10 / 21:10 / Next day 3:10 *Streaming on the NHK WORLD official webpage: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/digitaleye/ NHK BS (Japanese version) Currently scheduled for mid-April (we will inform you as soon as the broadcast date and time are released). #nhk #nhkworld #forest #wildfire #forestfire #canada #siberia #tropicalforest #taiga #pm25 #permafrost #arctic #airquality #airpollution #tv #streaming #hokkaidouniversity #hokkaidouni #hokudai #arcticresearch #arcticresearchcenter #北極 #森林 #森林火災 #大気汚染 #永久凍土 #タイガ #北海道大学 #北大 #北極域研究センター
New publication on the sugar kelp Saccharina latissima! The @face_it_arctic scientists Nora Diehl (@mabi.no), Sarina Niedzwiedz and Kai Bischof (all @marinebotany @uni_bremen) co-authored also the second one of the new reviews of this marine model species. Check out the scientific publications under „Activities“ at www.face-it-project.eu! #FACEITProject @EUPolarCluster #EUPolarCluster #Arctic #ArcticResearch #ArcticScience #ArcticPolicy #ArcticStudies #ArcticEnvironment #PolarScience #PolarResearch
We already know that the receding sea-ice is opening up new shipping routes across the Central Arctic Ocean. Published in Ocean and Coastal Management, this review by Qi et al (2024) assessed 75 existing articles and found three key areas where shipping activity can have significant impact on the Arctic: 1. Impact on water bodies 💧 2. Impact of air emissions 💨 3. Impact on animal survival 🦭 The researchers further identified gaps in the knowledge, where more research is needed, such as Arctic environmental and ecological baseline surveys and the implications of Arctic shipping on aboriginal health. Read the full, open access paper here: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ocecoaman.2023.106936 or visit the link in our bio. 🔗 #PolarScience #ArcticScience #ArcticResearch #Protect90North #FrozenPlanet #Shipping #MaritimeNews #ArcticShipping #PolarResearch #ArcticOcean #CentralArcticOcean
📨 This week’s #publication by TAI’s Apostolos Tsiouvalas & Romain Chuffart 👏: “Risks of Genocide Elsewhere: Any Responsibility for #Arctic States?” ⚖️ 🔗 Find the full article below! ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/risks-genocide-elsewhere-any-responsibility-arctic-states/ Or check our Instagram story/highlight 📲 📸 (Photo: International Court of Justice) 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments! #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticStudies #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #TAI #Law #ArcticGovernance #Politics #Strategy #Justice #ArcticClimate #Environment #ArcticSecurity #Governance #ClimateChange #ArcticIssues #ArcticPeople #Arcticregion #ArcticStates #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs #Geopolitics
Today at #ASSW2024, our Senior Arctic Officials' Chair Morten Høglund spoke on a panel about inclusive and collaborative research practices with Rowenna Gryba, Senior Science Policy Advisor at @ICC_Canada. Morten highlighted the value of Indigenous Knowledge and important role of Indigenous Knowledge Holders in Arctic research. _____ #ArcticResearch #IndigenousKnowledge #CollaborativeResearch #SciencePolicy #ArcticCouncil #InclusiveResearch #ArcticScience #IndigenousKnowledgeHolders
🔬 Embark on a journey with us: We are the Building Materials Research Team at Luleå University of Technology – a passionate group of researchers and engineers redefining the possibilities in construction materials. 📷 Follow us for a behind-the-scenes look into our research, updates, and a front-row seat to the intersection of science and sustainability. #buildingmaterials #innovationjourney #arcticresearch #welcometoourteam😎 #lowcarbonconcrete #sustainability #smartconcrete
📬 This week’s circumpolar news roundup with the #Arctic This Week Take Five! 🌍 Online now! 🗞️ 🔗 Check out Take Five below ⤵️ https://www.thearcticinstitute.org/arctic-week-take-five-week-18-march-2024/ 📲 Or check our Instagram story/highlight 💬 Let us know your thoughts in the comments below! #Arctic #ArcticInstitute #ArcticCooperation #ArcticResearch #ArcticPolicy #ArcticSecurity #ArcticPolitics #ArcticCulture #Policymaking #Cooperation #PolarResearch #Governance #ArcticStrategy #ArcticResources #Finland #Greenland #Russia #NASA #HighNorth #ArcticEnvironment #TakeFive #InternationalRelations #InternationalAffairs #GlobalAffairs
I have been invited by the North Slave Métis Alliance to take part of their winter road monitoring research project. I spent 4 days with NSMA on the Tibbitt to Contwoyto Winter Road counting and observing barren-ground caribou along the road. It was an honor to spend this time with NSMA and I am already looking forward to going back. This project has been authorized and funded by the Cumulative Impact Monitoring Program and will be conducted every winter until the end of the funding. 1/ a group of caribou foraging on a hill next to the winter road 2/ beginning of the Tibbitt to Contwoyto Winter Road 3/ the caribou counting crew 4 and 5/ the view on the ice road 6/ arrival to the Gahcho Kué Mine (end of the road) 7/ walking around in the Tundra 8/ our camp for 3 nights 9/ majestic caribou 😍 10/ last morning on the ice road #arcticresearch #caribou #nsma #northslavemetisalliance #cimp #tibbitttocontwoyto #winterroad #iceroad #yellowknife #wildliferesearch #wildlifephotography
🔊 Calling all Early Career Northern Researchers, students, and more! Your voice matters in shaping our upcoming webinar series! Join us in collaboration with international networks to enhance your training and development as future Arctic researchers. Complete the survey now to share your insights and interests ➡️ https://bit.ly/3PwZf16 🔊 Appel à tous les chercheurs nordiques en début de carrière, aux étudiants et autres! Votre voix compte dans l'élaboration de notre prochaine série de webinaires! Rejoignez-nous en collaboration avec des réseaux internationaux pour améliorer votre formation et votre développement en tant que futurs chercheurs de l'Arctique. Répondez dès maintenant à l'enquête pour nous faire part de vos idées et de vos intérêts ➡️ https://bit.ly/3PwZf16 #ArcticResearch #WebinarSeries #TrainingOpportunities