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![Illustrasjonsbilde Join our activities this summer!](https://en.uit.no/Content/849638/cache=20241706150901/transformation=scale10000x850/20240611_144030.jpg)
Join our activities this summer!
Summer has arrived, and we are happy to welcome you to a season full of lively activities and extended opening hours at MS Polstjerna, the Tromsø Arctic-Alpine Botanical Garden, the Polar Museum, and the Arctic University Museum of Norway. Here’s a sneak peek at what you can look forward to.
![Illustrasjonsbilde Luohtevuorkkás – Digital releases from the yoik archives](https://en.uit.no/Content/816829/cache=20230407172143/transformation=scale10000x850/DigiJoik%20-%20Eliid%20luodit%202023.jpg)
Luohtevuorkkás – Digital releases from the yoik archives
A new album with Animal Joiks from the museum collections will be released at the Riddu Riđđu Festivála on July 12.
![Illustrasjonsbilde Understanding the Evolution of Cell Types: Insights from MicroRNAs and Endothelial Cells](https://en.uit.no/Content/815272/cache=20231606144330/transformation=scale10000x850/Fromm%20illustrasjon.jpg)
Understanding the Evolution of Cell Types: Insights from MicroRNAs and Endothelial Cells
Animals are composed of many thousands to trillions of cells. But cells are not just cells: all animals are composed of many different types of cells such as nerve or muscle cells. As the evolution went its course, more and more new cell-types appeared, with humans having the highest number.
Where do all these different types of cells come from?