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Winnipeg Free Press: Grants Fund Water Research

07.04.2017

UofM researcher, and FortWhyte Alive, a long standing outreach partner of CEOS benefit from Lake Winnipeg Foundation.

UpHere! The Big Spill: What do you get when you mix oil and Arctic Waters?

07.04.2017

GENICE study - collaboration between University of Manitoba and University of Calgary to explore bioreme

A story from the BaySys (Hudson Bay) winter campaign

07.04.2017

What began as an undergraduate summer NSERC research position, resulted in the extraordinary opportunity to participate in the 2017 BaySys (Hudson Bay) system study currently underway.  This included flying by helicopter onto sea ice in Hudson Bay to deploy a CEOS designed ice-mass balance buoy. 

Isaaffik.org gives new overview of Arctic research

05.04.2017

The Greenland Institute of Natural Resources and a number of other research-related knowledge centers and universities in 2015 launched a web portal www.isaaffik.org.

Why do guillemot chicks leap from the nest before they can fly?

24.03.2017

A guillemot male and his offspring contemplating the leap into nothingness from a cliff at Saunders, Northwest Greenland. Photo: Knud Falk

 

UM Today New: Shifting Arctic sea ice inspires social media mapping

24.03.2017

Changing sea ice in the Canadian Arctic is the inspiration behind SIKU (pronounced: see-coo) a new online social media and mapping platform, which is a finalist for the Google.org Impact Challenge.

Permanent position, Professor/Associate Professor in marine botany, UiT, Norway

21.03.2017

The Faculty of Biosciences, Fisheries and Economics (BFE) has a permanent position vacant as Professor / Associate Professor in marine botany. The position is attached to the Department of Arctic and Marine Biology (AMB) and the research group Arctic Marine System Ecology (AMSE) in Tromsø.

Call for applications - 8 postdocs, 1 junior research leader; 1 Phd

21.03.2017

Dear colleagues

Arctic Science Day @ FortWhyte Alive Recap!

13.03.2017

The 8th Annual Arctic Science Day was held Thursday, March 9th, and brought together students from Grades 7-12 together with research scientists from the University of Manitoba (CEOS) and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans on the frozen lakes of FortWhyte Alive.

The little auk - a major engineer

15.02.2017
New research, carried out by a team of researchers from Arctic Research Centre, Aarhus University, shows that a very small bird, the little auk (søkonge), has a very large effect on both freshwater and terrestrial ecosystems in the remote Arctic region.

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