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Research

Science communication with a view

Sveinung Løset Awarded Clarkson University Honorary Degree

The ocean’s role in a warming Arctic 

Monitoring the snow cornices on Gruvefjellet

Robotic mapping of Svalbard’s marine forest

Jump straight into it – a year at UNIS

Svalbard as testing ground

Kongsfjorden’s Wingman

Svalbard will be a showcase for renewable energy solutions in the Arctic

Our Arctic heritage is threatened by climate change

Night at the Observatory

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

Fieldwork without getting cold feet

Ministerial visit to UNIS

Summer fieldwork for memory books

New UNIS weather station at Fritham

Toxic atmospheric Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds measured in Svalbard

Extended application for spring semester courses

Q & A @ C

New kids on the rock

– We were wrong about how fast Svalbard glaciers are melting  

Drilling the mid-Norwegian volcanic margin

Refining knowledge about snow avalanches

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

Into the deep unknown central Arctic Basin

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

Successful summer course

Have you checked Yr.no?

Super local weather forecast in Longyearbyen

Strengthens competence building within geosciences in polar areas

Let’s talk dirty

Pulsating aurora can lead to depletion of the ozone layer

UNIS Annual Report 2020

Teamwork makes dream work 

Hidden biodiversity inside of Svalbard’s sea ice

Continuous avalanche danger around Longyearbyen

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

Required fire drills in Svalbard pollute Arctic waters

High impact of snowmobile pollution in Svalbard

Back when the dinosaurs were ash-stranded

Great opportunities for solar energy in the Arctic

Microfossils from the Circum-Arctic

Nansen Legacy project blog: Tiny Arctic wildlife matters

Finding new inspiration 2000 kilometres from home

Reconstructing glacial history to understand current climate responses

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

Pulsating aurora: A possible threat to ozone

Arctic Safety special issue out now