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20.11.2024:

You can now nominate for UiT's 2024 Awards

29.10.2024:

New study warns that melting Arctic sea-ice could affect global ocean circulation

27.09.2024:

“A rare chance to gain new insights”

13.09.2024:

Will share knowledge and resources with Czech researchers

11.09.2024:

Two UiT researchers awarded TFS Starting Grant

31.05.2024:

Old photos discovered in Tromsø shed new light on Antarctica’s ice sheets

21.05.2024:

Mathematical tools that can save lives

23.04.2024:

How artificial intelligence can help us understand the Earth better

26.03.2024:

UiT Researcher Invited to Prestigious Conference for Nobel Prize Winners

07.03.2024:

What causes an AI program to treat genders differently?

04.03.2024:

New training program for younger polar researchers

01.02.2024:

“Society must be prepared”

18.12.2023:

UiT assume leadership in EUGLOH

08.12.2023:

Leading international scientists boost new polar research centre

14.11.2023:

"We share common challenges and can learn from each other"

30.06.2023:

Starting up a new center for outstanding research

10.05.2023:

New volcano discovered in the Barents Sea

27.04.2023:

Measuring Arctic sea ice thickness all year round

03.02.2023:

7 available PhD positions affiliated with Changing Arctic

30.09.2022:

UiT is awarded coveted status. Gathering the world’s best scientists on ice melting and carbon emissions.

UiT-forsker vant Frederik Paulsen-prisen Smeltende sjøis kan påvirke havstrømmene Dette gjør du om du finner sølvskatten – Dialogen om Arktis er viktigere enn noensinne – Vi bør identifisere sårbarheter og usikkerhet

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