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New book on the Godthåbsfjord – Nuup Kangerlua

15.10.2020

By Peter Bondo Christensen

 

New book drilling deep into sea ice

06.10.2020

By Peter Bondo

Sea ice in the Arctic and Antarctica covers approx. 10-12% of the Earth’s surface and plays an absolutely crucial role in the climate on Earth.

Final advert for CRC-2 position in Arctic System Science

10.07.2020

The University of Manitoba invites applications for a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Canada Research Chair (CRC) Tier 2, a tenure track position at the rank of assistant or associate professor, in the broad natural science fields of Arctic System Science.

Employment opportunity: CMO-OSIM Technician

07.07.2020

CEOS is hiring a full-time technician for the Churchill Marine Observatory. The technician will be stationed in Churchill overseeing the daily operations of the Ocean-Sea Ice Mesocosm (OSIM) Facility.

Spider baby boom in a warmer Arctic

25.06.2020
Climate change leads to longer growing seasons in the Arctic. A new study, which has just been published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, show that predators like wolf spiders respond to the changing conditions and have been able to produce two clutches of offspring during the short Arctic summer.

New project from the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

25.05.2020
Prof. Marit-Solveig Seidenkrantz has together with Drs. Christof Pearce and Katrine Juul Andresen from the Department of Geoscience, and Prof. Søren Rysgaard from the Arctic Research Centre, Department of Biology, received a research grant of DKK 6,183,661 from the Independent Research Fund Denmark to carry out the project: “The NE Greenland shelf – a blank spot on the map (GreenShelf)”.

International Network Programme 2020 call

04.03.2020

The Danish Agency for Science and Higher Education invites interested researchers to apply for funding for new, international collaboration. The 2020 call for International Network Programme is open, with an application deadline of 12th May 2020 at 12 noon.

ASSP - Sea Ice Ecology Course

04.03.2020

The course will give you insight into and understanding of the most important physical and chemical parameters e.g. light availability, nutrients, salinity, inorganic and organic carbon dynamics and temperature fluctuations relevant for the structure and function of Arctic sea ice ecosystem.

Dorthe Dahl Jensen receives the Mohn prize

28.10.2019

Link to news article

Two faculty positions available at University of Manitoba

12.10.2019

One of the positions is a Canada Research Chair (Tier 2), at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor, in Arctic Ice and Marine System Science, and the other is an Assistant/Associate/Full Professor in Arctic Climate Modelling.

 

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