Two Greenlandic stamps picture research at Zackenberg

Shahnaj Begum from University of Lapland visited Aarhus University under the north2north programme and met ARC scientists.

A new study by researchers from Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Canada finds that small flies related to our common house fly drive the pollination…

New partner in ASP, new students, news from the field and other events

Danish Minister for Higher Education and Science, Ulla Tornæs, gave a speech in the White House Arctic Science Ministerial, which brought together…

Greenland Institute of Natural Resources invites applications for a position as Head of the Greenland Climate Research Centre. Application deadline 28…

Sea ice can play an important role in the dispersal of plant and animal species in the Arctic. But what happens when the ice melts?

ARC annual meeting 2016 takes place at Sandbjerg Estate on 23-24 November

Aarhus University is the sixth most cited university in Arctic research, a new report shows

173 million tons of carbon. This is the estimated annual carbon uptake by marine macroalgae, which play a huge role in the global carbon cycle.

The American-Scandinavian Foundation is now accepting applications for the Fellowships and Grants program for the 2017/18 academic year

Do you have a plan to develop an innovative project that would have a real impact in northern communities?

Tuition free study places at University of Alaska, Fairbanks

Palaeogeologist Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz from the Department of Geoscience is co-author in a new study published in Nature, which shows that humans…

Climatically suitable breeding conditions disappear in the Arctic