2013.06.28 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
2013.06.21 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
HKH Kronprins Frederik medvirker i den delegation, som nu drager til Nordøstgrønland for at indvie nye forskningsstationer.
2013.06.18 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
This project looks at microscopic algae that live in sea ice, which are important contributors to food webs in the Arctic.
2013.06.10 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
Can Arctic charr and stickleback adapt to the climate changes in Greenland through evolution? This is the question behind a new research project managed by the Department of Bioscience.
2013.06.04 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
Den første tydelige sammenhæng mellem insektbestande og temperaturstigninger i Arktis er nu kortlagt af danske forskere. Professor kalder opdagelsen ’foruroligende’.
2013.06.04 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
Den lille kjove flyver hvert år hele vejen fra den ene ende af jordkloden til den anden – og så tilbage igen. Arktiske fugles meget lange trækruter kan nu kortlægges ved at »ringmærke« dem med en lille chip, der sladrer om fuglens flugt.
2013.06.03 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
The warmer climate in the Arctic has resulted in plants flowering earlier than previously and for a shorter period of time overall. This has caused a shift in the period when insect pollinators are present. Aarhus University researchers can now demonstrate that this development means that the number of some species of insect pollinators has been…
2013.06.03 | Arctic Research Centre, Environment, climate and energy
A new research project with the Arctic Research Centre investigates whether arctic seaweed forests may act as oases for animals with calcareous shells, animals that are challenged by the climate change induced acidification of the world’s seas.