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2016.08.31 | Arctic Research Centre

Student opportunities in Alaska

Tuition free study places at University of Alaska, Fairbanks

Onset and magnitude of industrial-era warming in regional
temperature reconstructions. Figure source Abram et al, Nature 536:411-418.

2016.08.25 | Arctic Research Centre

Human-induced global warming began 180 years ago

Palaeogeologist Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz from the Department of Geoscience is co-author in a new study published in Nature, which shows that humans have had a measurable influence on the climate since the early days of industrialization.

Sanderling on nest at Zackenberg research station. Photo Erik Thomsen.

2016.08.23 | Arctic Research Centre

Climate change pressing Arctic shorebirds

Climatically suitable breeding conditions disappear in the Arctic

MSc student Mette Mørup Schlütter is one of the runners in ARC's team Arctic wolves in the DHL relay.

2016.08.16 | Arctic Research Centre

Arctic foxes and Arctic wolves run in the DHL relay

Two teams from ARC participate in the sports festival in Aarhus

2016.08.15 | Arctic Research Centre

Greenland sharks live for hundreds of years

New research from Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen sheds light on the biology of Greenland sharks

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