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Arctic Biology

Extended application deadline for autumn 2026 courses

Trial lecture and PhD defense for Malin Andersson Stavridis

Trial lecture and PhD defense for Robynne Calypso Nowicki

Studies in the Arctic – Webinar

Extended application deadline for spring 2026 courses

Trial lecture and PhD defense for MSc Rafael Kenji Horota

Trial lecture and PhD defense for MSc Lukas Frank

Trial lecture and PhD defense MSc Stig Andreas Johannessen

Trial lecture and PhD defense MSc in Bioscience Victor Gonzalez Triginer

Disputation: Samantha Paige Huset Dwinnell

Disputation: Cheshtaa Chitkara

Trial lecture and disputation: Snorre Flo

Student involvement contributes to enhanced learning experience

Fostering Academic Excellence: An Interview with Merle Scheiner in SCOPE

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With love for Svalbard

“Just one more sample!”

New podcast episode: Arctic Safety Centre

Larissa Beumer and Samantha P. Dwinnell secured funds for their projects

New podcast episode: Gijsbert Breedveld

New podcast episode: Arunima Sen

New episode of The ColdCast

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Melt down of the Arctic Ocean: Dead end or new opportunities?

Another species named after Professor Coulson

Observing Arctic marine life — from the seabed to space

Science communication with a view

Robotic mapping of Svalbard’s marine forest

“UNIS is a fantastic innovation”

Kongsfjorden’s Wingman

Student in the 90’s: Career-changing studies

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New FRAM initiative: Research in the Arctic, for those who live there

Fieldwork without getting cold feet

Summer courses 2022 – Open for application

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From your home to the lab: household items in the life of a marine scientist

Dramatic temperature rises in the Arctic hits vital sea ice algae

Major biological changes on the shoreline of Svalbard

Aliens in the Arctic? The outer-worldly life that resides within sea ice

Drone-based reindeer counting in Svalbard

Fjord ice in Svalbard – an important kindergarten for seafloor animal babies

Digital learning arena for Arctic biology

Let’s talk dirty

UNIS Annual Report 2020

Teamwork makes dream work 

Hidden biodiversity inside of Svalbard’s sea ice

Climate change “squeezing” Arctic animals and plants: new circumpolar report

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

Nansen Legacy project blog: Tiny Arctic wildlife matters

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

Apply for autumn courses 2021