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Presently, the Arctic is experiencing temperatures that are well above the normal. Sea ice is disappearing at an alarming rate and the warming affects the entire climate – and thus living conditions – in Greenland. A new monitoring programme is to reveal the interactions between multiple complex processes and how the future may look like in Greenland and the rest of the Arctic.

We are looking for an experienced laboratory program coordinator for Greenland Climate Research Centre

Postdoctoral position within arctic environmental biogeochemistry

Greenland Institute of Natural Resources (GINR) invites applications for a position as Head of the Greenland Climate Research Centre (GCRC). GCRC is a department within the Greenland Institute of Natural Resources (www.natur.gl).

Three University of Manitoba professors elected to the Royal Society of Canada

The 11th Arctic Frontiers conference will be arranged in Tromsø, Norway from Sunday 22 January to Friday 27 January 2017. The title for the 2017 conference is White space - Blue future.

The UM team was recently successful in a major ($31.8M) Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) application to develop the Churchill Marine Observatory (CMO) – a globally unique, multidisciplinary research f

We are seeking a highly motivated Masters or Doctoral candidate with strong academic experience in environmental engineering and organic chemistry to test and develop techniques for remediation of oil spills (crude oils, fuel oils) in cold waters where sea ice may be present.

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