north2north institutional coordinators from around the Arctic and beyond will be gathering in Alaska for their biennial UArctic mobility program meeting on 21 and 22 May 2025. This year's meeting is hosted by the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF).

The Thematic Network on Arctic Migration is pleased to announce the forthcoming publication of “Opportunity or Vulnerability? The Panacea for Immigrant People in the Arctic”, an interdisciplinary volume exploring the evolving dynamics of migration to the Arctic—one of the world's most rapidly transforming and geopolitically s...

The "Nomadic Hub on New Genre Arctic Art Education" (AAE) is a collaborative initiative of the Thematic Networks on Arctic Sustainable Art and Design (ASAD) and Children of the Arctic, aimed at developing culturally, socially, and ecologically sustainable approaches to art education in the context of the rapidly changing nort...

The meeting marked the conclusion of Norway’s Chairship (2023-2025) and the beginning of the Kingdom of Denmark’s Chairship (2025-2027)

In a blog post published by Lloyd's Register Foundation, Bahareh Kamranzad from the University of Strathclyde discusses how her research project on marine heatwaves and sea ice will support Arctic navigational safety in a rapidly changing climate. 

Welcome to apply to the Symposium for Early Career Researchers Working with Indigenous Issues, hosted at Mid Sweden University. Apply by May 20.

Read the story about “From the Floe Edge: Visualising Local Sea Ice Change in Kinngait, Nunavut” — a research project that brings together Inuit artists, scientists, and community members to explore how sea ice change is seen, felt, and represented in Kinngait.

Dampened cardiovascular responses in individuals with Type 2 diabetes to temperature extremes: new research highlights vulnerable Arctic populations

Read the blogpost about the workshop on wastewater management in the Arctic. The workshop, held in Svalbard, brought together researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to share insights, explore innovative solutions, and lay the groundwork for future collaboration in sustainable Arctic wastewater management.

What can Northern Norway learn from Finland’s thriving innovation scene? At the Arctic Spirit Conference, Nordic leaders explored bold new ways to future-proof the North.

The KOPRI Arctic Fellowship Program is open to early-career scientists from Arctic countries, or researchers of Arctic indigenous heritage, who wish to visit and conduct research at KOPRI for a period of up to three months.

Partners of the three year Interreg NPA funded project ArcticSewlutions got the chance to meet and discuss wastewater solutions with Greenlandic municipalities in Sisimiut, Greenland in the beginning of April 2025. Read the report by Pernille Erland Jensen, Lead of the Thematic Network on Arctic WASH, Technical University of...

A mix of art students and business students studied together in the Advanced Business Planning course at the Nord University Business School in Bodø, Norway. Teams of students developed business plans for art-as-a-service initiatives. The art students came from Finland, while the business students were from Norway and Iceland.

Join this webinar on energy systems in the Circumpolar North, hosted on May 13 at Dartmouth College and over Zoom.

Registration and abstract submission for the Greenland Science Week Conference 2025 is now open! The conference will take place at Katuaq, Nuuk, November 12–13, as part of Greenland Science Week, with events happening across the country.