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Polar bear conflicts in Svalbard – how dangerous are our Arctic icons?  

Great opportunities for solar energy in the Arctic

Small classes, big learning opportunities 

Study opportunities in the Arctic

Microfossils from the Circum-Arctic

Ready, biip, green – have a safe trip!

Nansen Legacy project blog: Tiny Arctic wildlife matters

Finding new inspiration 2000 kilometres from home

Webinar: Sikkerhet på tur på 90 minutter

Reconstructing glacial history to understand current climate responses

Nansen Legacy project blog: The hunt for the hidden life in water

When the compass steers north

Pulsating aurora: A possible threat to ozone

Arctic Safety special issue out now

From the top of the world to… the top of the world!

Apply for autumn courses 2021

Pore Pressure Regimes of the Northern Barents Shelf

A Space Hurricane Observed for the First Time

The perfect front

Women in Science: Investigating the Barents Sea

Winter darkness: Revealing the secrets of the sea

Where is the sea ice?

Found traces of antidepressants and painkillers in crustaceans on Svalbard

Summer courses 2021 open for application

Fast Flow Channels in the Polar Cap Ionosphere

Svalbardseminaret 2021

Digital teaching at UNIS 18 January – 1 February

Svalbard’s special northern lights

Happy holidays from UNIS!

RCN grants 12 million to Arctic Safety Centre project

Permafrost climate change observation system with local and Arctic importance

The tiny rulers of Arctic Seas

Avalanche accident report in English published

Not just another belt wagon

UNIS will start up again with courses from January 2021

First Arctic Safety Centre continuing education course

Understanding the roles of microbial eukaryotes in the High Arctic ecosystems

Tides and weather affect transport of warm water to the Arctic

Snow sensor project exported to the mainland

Mapping glaciers with drones in Svalbard – this is how we actually do it

Warm Atlantic water wants in, but is prevented from entering Isfjorden

iEarth Centre of Excellence in Education formally opened

About cheese, sea ice and a warmer Arctic

Stepping back into the past – UNIS repeat a 30-year old beach study in Storfjorden

Popular polar bear safety course

Herbivores and a warming climate affect tundra plant community nutrient levels

Apply for spring courses 2021

Award-winning CO2 hydrate research

What’s on the menu for small Arctic animals?

Improving weather forecasts in the Arctic

A life in isolation

The Legacy of SAMCoT